Big Sky

Very unique smell, I have 'fool around' by the same brand and they both have a very niche overarching sort of oud citrusyness to them despite being vastly different fragrances. This one dries down to a very dusty sort of oud and patchouli fragrance whereas initial sprays smell almost like an elderflower cordial tastes, but with a sort of surgical like smell that dissipates fairly swiftly. Very pleasant fragrance. I find I either go anosmic to it fairly swiftly or it becomes a skin scent fairly swiftly. One or the other. For the price tag I love the smell, performance is slightly lacking. Still a great buy. I am a big fan of the house

I bought this in Amsterdam, after choosing from so many fragrances at that time. I like this one because it is green and refreshing. When I wear this, I'm not thinking about hot African sky, I'm seeing Sound of Music, the scene where Mary brings the children to the mountain using the clothes made from curtain. This perfume lifespan is above average, around 8 hours or so, however it is a soft perfume. I got noticed when people are talking to me, got some compliments, and like Sister Mary, my heart is blessed with the scent of Big Sky... And I'll spray... once... moreeee........

Smells good and rather unique, although Reminds me as if its in the same family of Creed Royal Mayfair, like maybe a cousin. This is dry and "dusty" smelling just like RM.. I can smell the patchouli and Oud blending pretty good with the citrus... It is unisex, however I probably wont wear to often as it leans feminine to me, I'll probably turn over to my wife, although it does smell nice!

The initial blast is odd, but overall, I find the fragrance more appealing than most seem to. Upon first spray, there's that distinctively antiseptic, hospital bandage odor that oud can sometimes posses. But quickly it lightens and sweetens, blending with citrus notes, florals, and vanilla. There's still the tug-of-war between the pungency of the oud and the prettiness of the other notes, but it just barely works on my skin. If I put my nose too close to my skin, the notes clash, but smelled from a reasonable distance, they coalesce into something intriguing and just slightly medicinal. I'm into it.