Ptah

In contrast to the two previous scents, which were a little too mainstream or nose-grabbing, this Ptah seems to be much lighter, more veiled, more delicate. I like sage, leather and incense blends, and this is something I'd enjoy wearing. I also like this latent geranium-vanilla on a dry, rough vetiver base. On the other hand, same comment as for the others: I find it hard to identify the complexity of all the notes presented. I don't know if it's a problem with the raw material, the dosage, or simply the nose... But it's the third, with Ciro, that gives me the impression of a tapestry on the reverse side - and not with the conceptual pleasure that goes with it: just frustration. A rather pleasant accord, then, but not transcendent in terms of staying power, liveliness or quality overall.

I don't know what it is but this one gives me associations with Pure Havane by TM. If you look at the notes, there are no comparisons except from the vanilla. There must be some sort of tobacco leaf and patchouli in this. Otherwise it is an combination off notes. Such like the elemi and tonka. Longevity by PH is a lot better IMHO but if you are talking about quality ingredients, you'll better off with Ptah. Sillage is about average.

Got it a week ago and it is super weak. Very disappointed. Love Chevalier de la Nuit from the same brand though. Maybe I ll wait a bit before trying again

Too fruity and sour start for my nose. I don't want to wait for a scent for six hours to get it the way I want it on me. Nice, but not for me.