Scope Time Loop

I saw this scent in a scratch-and-smell magazine, and it really stood out to me. I cant say I've smelled something really similar to this, there's something almost addicting about it that made me wanna keep smelling it over and over, but at the same time it's not all that remarkable. The bottle didn't last me so long, only about 4 months, but I've had a few people say that they associated this scent to me, even though I didn't wear it for much long. On my skin, at least, this lasted only a couple hours, I'd say maybe it does hit the 6 hour mark, but with my routine that isn't really enough. Still, it seems interesting enough to me.

The composition opens with sweet, captivating fruity accords—though only briefly. Quite soon, distinctly salty marine notes come to the forefront. The contrast between the juicy opening and the dry, crisp freshness is pronounced yet intriguing. This interplay makes the fragrance stand out, leaning toward a unisex character and leaving a lasting impression. It is not a blind buy nor a safe gift, but connoisseurs and collectors will likely appreciate it greatly. Longevity is good, while the sillage quickly settles into a skin scent.

I was very curious about this "Enhanced by AI" line. Well, this one did not impress me. It is extremely musky, almost dusty, and also has a strange mineral quality. Beside a bit of vanilla I don't really get any other notes. Unisex, yes. Pleasant? Absolutely not. Sillage and longevity are better than what I would have preferred.

Pleasant vivid musky vanilla scent with a suprising opening. Brand new fresh approach in Orifalme fragrance line different from what I'm used to.

very sugary aldehits pear and syntetic musk.it absolutely not unisex perfume.directly feminine