Yuma

Wearing this for the fourth time, and it's right in the middle of a very hot day. It's not very redundant to anything else in the "reminds me of" section, as the "spearmint gum" accord is the main star of the show, and the citrus/ginger combo chills in the back. Yuma, just as Anelo, has a powdery musky base similar to the one in Vibrato, but doesn't introduce itself with a blast of grapefruit . It also doesn't carry anything similar to the Jacques Cavallier irresistible ambroxan base found in many of his creations (Tygar included). I could write a few more paragraphs about how it differs from the each member of the Tygar extended family, but... ...back to Yuma. The mentholated aspect of the scent, the thickness of the blend in the air (that cashmeran really makes it cloudy) and the overall aromatic green presence unlocked an association to ?? LAYTON ?? (without the apple and vanilla). Which makes me think, the whole swiss mountain inspiration in the promo material was a valid choice. This makes for an amazing winter day scent! Layton is my favorite "snow day" fragrance and I have lots of incredible memories with it, this could be another one, but.... it has double the price I would pay for it. I can smell the high quality oils, but it's still too expensive for what it is, and has satisfying, but not incredible performance. It's also not from a brand that you can find on discounters, so, Yuma, gets my love but not my money.

I have got a sample directly from Pernoire, they were giving samples for free, and i had to try it. It's giving mountain freshness vibes, mint and little bit of bergamot are loud at first, and then it transforms into a masculine, confident smell, i think it reminds me of Sauvage, but for me, Sauvage is not a favourite parfume, while Yuma has something that makes me like it more than Sauvage, that freshness is something else. Very masculine and confident scent, although im not really sure what is the best season to wear it, it has that summer freshness in it, but at the same time, that crisp mountain air feel also. The price is a little bit higher, so thats only the downside of it. I have only sprayed it on my wrist to test it and it lasted a whole day, even after shower in the evening, I could still smell the hints of it the day after, will post in the future some updates on it Update: After wearing it the whole day from 6 am until 7pm when I took a shower, I could still smell it, although im not sure about the sillage, I think it was moderate after 4, 5 hours, after shower I could still smell it on me. Bergamot and edelweiss is the main note the whole time, musk is getting dominant in the drydown, while peppermint comes and goes the whole time, still after this I like this scent, and I think I'm going to buy a whole bottle after testing it, but im still not sure what is the best season to wear it

For me this is perfect. Mint is my favorite fresh note but is often a short lived note, this flips that notion on its head. The fragrance starts with the Edelweiss flower note that reminds me of L'Air Des Alpes Suisses, its short lived (30mins) and followed by a fresh spearmint note served on top of the ginger-citrus accord found the Tygar-esque fragrances. On my skin, the fresh mint and ginger -citrus notes oscillate for the next 6-8 hours before settling into a musky amber skin scent. This is a beautiful fresh-masculine scent that is perfect in the heat, but also at home in a more temperate setting. I think this is better than Anelo (I find it too sweet) and the best fragrance from Pernoire.

this fragrance opens very spicy, but as it drys down u get more of that green tea freshness. i love this scent it got me a few compliments by randoms. is it blind buy safe? no, as it tends to lend more masculine in my opinion and for the price theres decently better options. dont overspray unless you want to gas out a room. kinda reminds me of tygar extrait with that same vibe. 8.2/10 also this is 100% not a winter cologne, its summer. the dude below me is crazy, the so called "leather" (there is no leather scent in here, closest is musk) note dissipates into a nice fresh tea scent. obviously something is wrong with his nose.

I don't know why people compare this with Tygar, this is more similar to Torino21 (maybe Sauvage) than Tygar, Tygar is more citrusy, gingery and musky smell, more serious, for like some date or a meeting, while Yuma is more outgoing and relaxing, even thou the ginger is listed in the notes, its not really strong, barely noticeable, I'm writing this because I own all of those scents , besides Sauvage)