Wild Fire

Oh, wow... what a dreamy fragrance! This smells exactly how you'd think a fragrance called "Wild Fire" should smell. (I had just typed up a review for Raw Spirit's "Summer Rain" and was surprised at how well it matched its name. And now I'm having the experience all over again with "Wild Fire"!) Cedar and sandalwood are the clear stars of the show, here - so rich and silky. I can't tell which note it is that gives it that burning match/fire smell.. but boy. It's right on - exhilarating! You can almost see the smoke coming off of your skin. Wild Fire is earthy, raw and suggestive - perfectly unisex and distinctly seductive. Definitely check this one out!

I also don't detect anything smokey or firey. It's sandalwood with ylang and cedar, creamy dry woody and slightly sweet. I have had this one one wrist and Sandalwood Temple from Sana Jardin on the other wrist and i much prefer the later but this is nice especially seeing as i can find it for a lot cheaper than the Sana Jardin. I'm keen to layer this with something vanilla, incense, smokey, patchouli.

This one is my second favorite from their line. I get the florals and amber in the background. It has a hint of sweetness that rounds everything out. I agree with everyone saying it's not smoky. To me this is a calming sandalwood fragrance. Beautifully blended. It actually smells very niche and more expensive than it is.

Definitely not smoky. If there was such a thing as a "generic niche warm woods" scent, this would fit the bill. The scent is distinctively niche, using quality accords.

On me, this is a smoky sandalwood with some hints of floral notes. As time passes, the floral notes fade and the smoky sandalwood remains. It reminds me of what MM's By the Fireplace is like after a while, but I like Wild Fire better. I'm not totally sold on "smoky" fragrances, as I'm just not always a fan of smelling like smoke in any fashion (including incense). But if you are a sandalwood fan, this may be worth a try.