Ten Fifteen

So you all must’ve really gotten to them with that whole longevity and projection whining, ’cause they straight-up killed it. The most intelligent, most stylish fragrance in the lineup. Gone. Discontinued. Axed like a cult TV character the writers didn’t know how to handle anymore. I went to buy another bottle and ran straight into nothingness. No product page. No explanation. I hissed. Still mad about it. On paper, this should be a hard no. Powdery? Iris? Don’t provoke me. And yet. The opening has no business being this good. Mandarin and saffron. Brightness walks in first. Darkness answers half a second later. Mandarin is juicy but soft, never sharp, never screechy, nothing like lemon or bergamot doing their usual cleaner-aisle routine. Then saffron shows up and flips the mood completely. Dry, leathery, metallic-spiced. Warm but deeply unimpressed with you. People swear there’s leather in here. There isn’t. Saffron’s just lying convincingly. There’s also that quick peppery snap: white pepper, or pink pepper with all the fruitiness ripped out. Saffron behaving like this is just badass. Florals are where things usually fall apart for me. And iris almost *always* loses me. Except here, it doesn’t. Violet saves it. The violet in this one is sheer, chilled, almost silvery. Nothing sunny or friendly about it. It disappears, comes back, disappears again. Ghosty, decidedly goth. 🥀 Yeah, there’s a powdery feel from the iris-violet pair, but it’s cosmetic coldness rather than anything stale or dusty. The drydown is where Ten Fifteen calmly outclasses the entire room. Creamy, milky sandalwood holds the base, with papyrus standing out against it, dry and faintly smoky. Almost inky. Papyrus also brings that plastic-adjacent note that throws people off. Not cheap trash plastic. Design plastic. Matte vinyl. The smell of wearing leather and dancing to The Sisters of Mercy in some obscure, smoke-heavy club in Berlin, where nobody smiles and everyone looks hot in a threatening way. ⛓️ Cold weather fragrance, sure, but it’s flexible. Day, night, bars, dates, emotional standoffs after midnight. It just works. It’s also oily, so spray carefully unless chaos and grease stains are part of your brand. Gender-wise? It laughs at gender. And yes, it’s weak. Projection is intimate. It sits close. I don’t care. Somewhere along the way, I stopped worshipping performance and started admiring character. If a scent has atmosphere and a real edge, volume is irrelevant. Loud perfumes are for people who clap when the plane lands. The bottle is perfect. Round. Black. Slick. Black trench coat energy in glass. No notes. 🖤 Btw, no, comparisons to Somebody Wood are not it. Not unfair, but still mostly wrong. Ten Fifteen is darker, richer, more deliberate. More intense without being heavier. More elevated. Full stop. Somebody Wood tries to be cool. Ten Fifteen just is. From the name alone, Ten Fifteen was clearly meant to be the house’s signature. So unless Room 1015 comes back with Ten Fifteen Redux, same scent, better longevity, this decision gets a permanent side-eye. Some things just need to be left the hell alone. Ten Fifteen was cool. That should’ve been enough. ✦ 5/5.

"Ten Fifteen by Room 1015 is a unisex fragrance that captures the essence of a wild and passionate rock 'n' roll lifestyle. Launched in 2019, this scent is the creative brainchild of renowned perfumer Jérôme Epinette. The narrative behind the fragrance is a trashed hotel room, a symbol of uninhibited passion and the often chaotic creativity associated with the rock 'n' roll scene." - note from the brand [parfumexquise.com] this perfume really surprised me. i didn't know what to expect because room 1015 could appear trendy if you don't detect immediately the rock n roll sort of vibes and atmosphere that these perfumes are about, but you for sure will pick up on it the moment this perfume is sprayed. this reminds me of a world that seems a bit Who Framed Roger Rabbit, a bit Cool World, those who are willing to take a chance on a vision where avant-garde and romanticism take over, this is one of those types of fragrances. 🖤💋💿 complex and multilayered, this fragrance has become an overnight favorite with an oddly seductive initial experience that's both unique and, like most of my absolute faves, slightly bizarre and off-putting, in this instance because i doubt any person who found this niche perfume wouldn't find it to smell like an underground bar. the mandarin orange and saffron do not smell like a fruity floral combination. instead what i smell is a rock n roll sort of dive bar with lots of fabric type of smells like latex, vinyl, etc. mellows down to a really nice violet and iris which many times could smell like the beach or woody to me but here it softens up the fragrance and adds a makeup sort of scent so although this perfume is unisex, i find it leans more feminine. then after the drydown, you pick up the animalic sandalwood notes and it's pretty addictive. i freakin really like this perfume and i am so interested now to smell the others from room 1015 but this is definitely a signature fragrance for me now. absolutely intoxicating. 🖤

Okay, I know, everybody just wants Cherry Punk, which is great, don't get me wrong, I love my bottle, but as far as I'm concerned, this is the hidden gem of the house. Sampled them all in Paris, was actually looking for and expecting to love Electric Wood, because of the notes and everything I'd heard about it. Glad I didn't blind buy that one because it was just okay to me, didn't love it like I expected to. I actually wasn't very interested in this one, but actually Fragrantica is to blame, because the notes list here is far from complete. If you read the notes on the Room 1015 website, you can actually pick up on all of them, so pretty sure they're accurate. Head Note: Saffron, Mandarin Heart Note: Iris, Violet Base Note: Sandalwood, Papyrus, Gaïac Wood So I casually sniffed this one real quick, just to have smelled all of them and it was LOVE at first scent. What a beautiful, wonderful fragrance! It's the softest, most elegant, powdery woods. A little bit of that play-doh / vintage plastic doll smell is definitely there in the opening, but it blossoms into this cloud of fluffy, mysterious elegance. The papyrus (at least I think it's the papyrus) gives it a slight nuance of mustiness and for some reason there is something incredibly nostalgic about this. It's the fragrance I never knew I always wanted! Straight onto my top shelf! Why is this flying under the radar?! Don't sleep on this people, this is arguably the most beautiful fragrance in their entire catalogue. Longevity is indeed limited. Maybe three hours or so, but the sillage (it does project!) is so pretty, it's totally worth it. A perfect fragrance for an intimate setting or an evening on the couch. What a masterpiece! I will always keep a bottle of this around.

A friend of mine gave me samples from her room 1015 discovery set, so I tried it randomly first. I didn’t know neither the brand, nor the notes and honestly, I grimaced. Thought “oh my god, what a sick smothering smell”. And then, well, I sprayed it not particularly neatly on the blotter, so even after some time there was this smell around and I started to reconsider. You know when you like something but recognise it’s morbid? That’s the feeling this perfume gives me. First of all this concept of rock-n-roll/hotel room/opium haze is a total miss for me. Maybe I’ve never found myself in such environments. Well, I did and it smelled not exactly like this. Whatever. My point is that to me it smells like this: The 90s, Far North. You’re about 6 years old. You’re in a hospital room to visit your relative. The lamps are warm, it’s warm inside, radiators are painted with thick oil colour. It’s winter twilight outside, biting frost. Your aunt is there. She’s young and rich. She isn’t pretty or well mannered. But she has this enormous fur coat generously sprayed with her favourite sick sweet perfume. The room faintly smells of iodine and gauze. It looks cosy on the surface: you’re a careless child, the warmth, the light, the family is there with you. But this medical smell nudges the corner of your mind where death lives. It’s been there since you were born. Maybe after 6 years the veil between the worlds is still thin. The death is watching you. You’re watching the death. All in all I can’t tell if this perfume is objectively good. But I love it. Received my 10ml version today, can’t make bigger commitments, unfortunately. Enjoying it greatly. In a morbid way though.

Oh, this is lovely. Extremely powdery in the best way. It’s so subtle, close to the skin, but it creates your own little bubble where you can smell it all the time. Honestly, it doesn’t project much, but if someone gets close, they’ll definitely notice it. Performance is Ok but I value the fragance itself too. It’s very neat, clean, and sophisticated. I don’t mind the low projection because this is the kind of fragrance you wear for yourself. It’s enjoyable, with personality, and kind of unique. There’s something mystical and comforting about this one that makes me not want to stop smelling myself. It has a Middle Eastern vibe perfumery, but in a subtle and well-made way, and I think that's bc to the saffron. The top note of saffron is strong at first, but it eventually settles into a velvety blend of violet and iris, with the powdery, clean feeling of guaiac wood (kind of smoky-ish but slightly) This is one of my favorites in my collection, and I’d wear it all year round, except for summer, unless I'm indoors. I wouldn’t wear it during outdoor activities in hot weather. It’s perfect for day or night, and it’s totally unisex. Room 1015 has some very interesting perfumes. I bought my bottle after sampling it in their discovery set. It's definitely worth trying the discovery set. They offer unique, high-quality fragrances at a reasonable price.

Ten Fifteen is this subtle yet sophisticated perfume that melts into "your skin but woodier" scent. It's built mostly around a really smooth sort of sandalwood but then has these extra facets to it: a rooty and powdery iris, creaminess, subtle florals. I find it to be extremely well blended. It's the scent of a grown up cool kid. One of those perfumes that you can just throw on and it works - be it for work, a date or a party. Is it hardcore, rule breaking or avant garde? Nope, but I do find it sophisticated and elevated and as a grown up kid who hopes they're still a lil cool I'm alright with that. It's unisex in an androgynous way. I can also see it working in all seasons (unless you really lean towards freshies for the summer but I live in a very moderate climate which doesn't really vibe with aquatics or exotic fruit). The sillage is intimate, yes, but that scent stayed on me for at least 5-6 hours when my skin tends to eat up perfumes known for being beastmode so I was truly surprised to learn about the issues other people have had with Ten Fifteen's performance.

Think this is absolutely lovely. Room 1015's other fragrances didn't blow me away, and despite the ethos of the brand not matching my personality at all and finding the packaging and bottle fairly boring I couldn't stop thinking about this scent. Almost certainly going to finish my 10ml and order a full bottle. Really really wish the silage was stronger and it lasted a bit longer. I have to either really over-apply or get very intentionally close to the areas I apply it to smell anything. Yet I love the smell so much and often look like a crazy person in public smelling my wrists. Can't think of to many things i've smelled quite like this. The Saffron top note carries the paper-y musk-y so elegantly and feels like the perfect balance of generic feminine sandalwood floral stuff (which I admittedly love) and more complicated, masculine skin and musk notes. First review i've ever written for a fragrance! Will be using this for a long time.

This takes you back to 1985, sitting on a grey carpet next to a glass coffee table that's adorned by a tall, slender black glass vase filled with violets. You pick up your Cabbage Patch doll by the cotton yarn hair and dangle its feet in front of your nose so you can huff that gross yet oddly addictive plastic diaper shoe smell. You get dizzy from the hit and sit back and zone out on the light and dark contrast of the Venetian blinds reflecting on the glass in front of you and obscuring the visual of Days of our Lives on the 150 lb television. Your Mom is listening to Huey Lewis and the News in the kitchen while she slices lemons for her mid day G&T. While the experience is objectively bizzare and impersonal, you find yourself wrapped in a warm, quilted kimono of soothing aesthetic nostalgia.

This is the older brother, Phlur Somebody Wood is the little brother, Snif Me is the baby sister. Wearing all three together is heaven. I adore this scent profile. Ten Fifteen is freshly cut wood, smooth and aromatic without the use of herbs. There is a mild sweetness and a creamy powderyness to it, but nothing distinct in scent... rather texture. I see mixed reviews about performance, but i have zero issues. This lasts days on clothes and a full workday on skin, projecting for most of the day at different strengths. I have Somebody Wood and Me, so I wasn't sure if I needed a full bottle of this, but seeing as though I've been wearing my decant non-stop since I got it, I think the answer is clear.

As soon as I smelled this, it smelled so familiar like I have something like this in my collection and I was right. It smells very similar to Somebody Wood by Phlur. TF is less sweet than SW. I'd say SW lasted longer on my skin which was surprising given the price difference. I do think it's redundant to have both of these, BUT SW is a signature of mine so I'm keeping it. Plus, the bottles are rad. Edit: The only difference I can tell is in TF it gets leathery in the dry down, but not animalic. It's subtle and smooth. Unisex.

This is just soooo nice. I wore it for at least 10 times now. (I own more than 70 bottles, and tend to use this one quite frequently.) Saffron is not listed here as a note, but it is mostly saffron and orange that I pick up. The saffron is so cosy, soft and sexy at the same time. The orange peel make it fresher and overall is well-made. Jerome Epinette knows how to make fragrances, well done again, indeed! Longevity is 4-5 hoours (not much) and the sillage is soft, which means that it can be worn all year round.

I went to sephora and ended up smelling the perfumes like I always do and came across "Somebody Wood" from Phlur and was immediately reminded of this fragrance. But there's something leatherier about Ten Fifteen compared to SW. It's muskier, in a way, but mellows out with the iris and violet which I really, really enjoy. Plus, the concept behind it is divine. The longevity is disappointing though. If they could somehow make it last longer that'd be a godsend honestly

This is such a unique take on a skin scent. As someone who has spent a lot of time partying with friends in bands in hotel rooms, I think it perfectly captures that essence in an elevated way. It's a bit woody, a bit powdery, and somehow captures a vintage smell without being musty. Room 1015 is quickly becoming one of my favourite houses.

This is GORGEOUS. Perfect powdery leather with saffron. Reminds me of Matiere Premiere's Crystal Saffron but a little quieter and a bit more leathery. This is one of my favorite types of fragrance, makeup at the bottom of a worn leather purse.

Absolutely beautiful scent, almost perfection. However, the potential is lost because the performance is almost unacceptable. Disappears within 30 minutes unless you stick your face into your arm.

I love this scent. I spray and spray and wear lotion and use a fragrance extender and soak my clothes to no avail. Gone within minutes 😩

Discontinued?! This was the best in the house. What a shame.

Opens with a rush of 'ashy', very slightly sweet, smokiness, strangely I also thought I got something slightly garbage-like in there, like Cucumber left cut and slowly dissolving to mush on a plate. As it dries down it smells mostly of a fairly pungent but also slightly restrained smoke predominantly, incense to some extent - if you have smelt the full on smell of Beaufort's 1805 Tonnerre it philosophically shares something with that - though very highly diluted and polished up. In the further development the smoke remains and weakens to sometimes feel like a very distant cousin of Black Orchid or the like (without the sweetness) settling to something very wearable for anyone looking for something a little daring. On the company website it aspires to be the smell of "The 70s... Rock ‘n’ roll catches fire in the California sun. The creative charge shoots out like a gun. Room 1015 is the theater of the delirious nonsense that electrified these years of decadence. A trashed hotel room" - but in truth it might be closer to the front porch of a Laurel Canyon songwriters hangout than the hedonism of a full on Hammer of the Gods moment. As noted already below, projection is very muted and needs a respray at around 4 hours. Actually one of the most wearable of these 'hell hath no fury' type perfumes I've smelt (though that's hardly enough to fill a recording booth). Kinda lovely!!

This is such a unique fragrance but tends to sit close to skin and longevity needs to be improved. I completely agree with the review by QueenK13 below. The violet is there and I think this is why I like it. It's sweet and a bit sugary on my skin but light and not overwhelming. I could see this as both a winter and spring fragrance, cosy and workplace appropriate. Not very sexy, more on the sweet side.

The scent is pleasant and really clean with the way the sandalwood blends with the citrus, and ever so slightly sweet. An asian mom would say it smells perfect. But it fades away instantly. I was so confused when I first spray it; it was so weak I thought it was watered down. Genuinely disappointed with how weak it is. I think this is the weakest sillage of a perfume I've yet to have.

One of the very few times the violet note worked on my skin. This is a very pleasant skin scent. Slightly floral, the orange is sweet in the opening. But you have to like sandalwood to enjoy this, as it's quite prominent. Does not project far.

Pleasant sheer violet scent with a nice wet wood sort of base. I also feel lots of musky accords and some tender sweetness. Lovely fragrance, but longevity is not that great. It was gone from my skin after 2-3 hrs. Follow me on ig: scent.guide

Smoky saffron and guiac wood with florals in the background. Not personally something I'd wear but still good quality. This is my second sample from Room 1015 and I'm not disappointed.

This is not my usual jam, but I really like this! It smells like soft leather. Sits way to close to my skin, though.

It's lovely! I got a lot of orange note. A simple sweet slightly fruity and floral with woody base. Safe blind buy

Dang. The SAFFRON! A heavy hitter to be sure. Powdery, with lots of wood and violet, as the accords promise. Chic.

really chic, saffron and sandalwood, clean with a little bit of edge, intimate like an acoustic guitar (sampled)

Soft, powdery, musky, skin scent. Nicely executed but doesn’t wow me. Very low sillage.

This is weird in a good way. It does smell very much 'like a place' rather than a person-- I thought a movie theatre, my partner thought a museum ('you smell like...artifacts'). Definitely get the hotel room/apartment hallway/dive bar vibe, which is apparently what is intended. I appreciate the very intimate sillage because this sort of scent would be insane if it preceded you (why does this room smell like a different room?!). When I try to think of the person it smells like, it seems to be young/immature and older/seedy at the same time. Like you're looking at a photo of your uncle from the 70s. He's 16 and has a bad mustache, but he also has a motorcycle. And he's at the Jersey Shore with a girl. You feel like a creep but also, somehow, creeped on. Unfortunately, that one too-harsh plastic/vinyl note carries through the entire time and just...keeps it from being perfect for me. I don't know what it is -- Cashmeran? Suederal? Some sort of synthetic amber that Iso E takes too far? It's not the typical 'pepper/pickle' off note I hate so it may be something uncommon. I just wish it wasn't in this. I'll probably use up my decant for 'going out' (to a bar, movie theatre or other such place), maybe spray it on the lining of my leather jacket but I don't see it becoming a signature scent. So close, though...

I sprayed this on and initially hated it. It had a citrusy, artificial plasticky scent I couldn't quite place. Luckily this faded into sandalwood after about 20 minutes, but then the sandalwood left me disappointed. It is not the fragrances fault that I was expecting it to be something it's not, but if you are looking for a creamy, seductive sandalwood, this is not it. Ten Fifteen is instead a dry, neutral woody scent that became more and more pleasant as it developed on my skin over the course of a few hours. I sprayed this on my skin around 3pm and in the morning my wrists still distinctly smelled of sandalwood. I think this would perhaps be a great base layer to a fragrance, but it is a little lackluster on its own.l

This is a cool girl fragrance. Like the kind you'd spray after slipping on a black bomber jacket. I don't get much of the orange, but the purple flowers and saffron are the stars to my nose. The woody notes help balance the fragrance. I just wish Room 1015 lasted longer on my skin. This is one sample I keep coming back too, and I think would be perfect for a special occasion like a concert or a speakeasy. It's also missing a bit of longevity for me. Maybe a travel size, because they have the offering, but not wearable enough in my collection for a full bottle. At least not yet. Skin Test: 8.2/10

Ten Fifteen smells like the inside of a VCR player. It has that electronic equipment smell, like the chemicals used to develop photos in a photography darkroom but mixed with powdery irises, vinyl records and film camera negatives with reel-to-reel video tape. It smells like close-up robot breath that’s wearing vintage Rimmel lipstick. It smells like the Money For Nothing music video sounds. (I really hope that someone out there gets/appreciates my obscure and out-dated references.) Basically it’s subtle, powdery, minimalist and remains a close skin scent.

this R1015 scent is simply "okay" to me. it applies woody and slightly sweet. the strength fades as it dries down (after five or so minutes), making this a more intimate scent. i prefer this woody scent to Electric Wood for sure, but as with some of the other R1015 scents, it fades too quickly and isn't quite strong enough to leave an impression.

I really enjoyed the saffron opening. Unfortunaltely that was a brief pleasure. It quickly dried down to a quiet, powdery sandalwood scent. And, as many have commented, the longevity is not great. Overall a nice scent but not mindblowing in any way. I have the sample set, and there are others I like better (e.g. Cherry Punk).

It must be the sandalwood that bothers me. It’s too medicinal and methanolic to me, invoking slight nausea and annoyance. I think I might be lacking in refinement and experience and might need to give sandalwood a second chance. This isn’t good on me, but I will try it on my husband.

My initial impression was that 1015 reminded me of the younger brother of Ganymede. This perfume doesn't have strong metallic notes but it leans very much into that direction to my nose, at least. Overall, very pleasant but might be not for everybody.

Nothing to standoutish. Its a feminine leaning woody, powerdery, floralish scent. Smells nice but seemingly really weak and not special

Ten Fifteen by Room 1015 offers a pleasant blend of warm woody notes and powdery saffron. The saffron is well-balanced, avoiding overly warm leathery or oriental aspects, which keeps the scent light and approachable. However, considering the name and description, I found it slightly underwhelming. While it's a nice fragrance, I expected something more captivating and dynamic.

Strong opening with sweet violet. A little bit softer in 10-25 minutes. But after this, nothing changes. The same quite pleasant but flat note for the rest of the time. My main disappointment is that after such an opening, I expected some "story" during drying. But nothing

This is a beautiful unisex fragrance. Unfortunately, I get an hour of enjoyment out of it before it vanishes like a one-night stand. If this were stronger, longer, and stuck around, I might consider dating it for a while, but as it is I’m on to the next!

Smells like straight dusty vinyl for me, and not in a cute or sexy way. Very much getting a burnt plastic note that I detest. The first Room 1015 perfume I wrinkled my nose to.

Cold, dusty violet, with a plasticky vibe, screechy vinyl and a hint of burned rubber. Hard no

I get a burnt plastic/vinyl/leather scent. I thought this was going to have a smoke and leather note in it and was surprised it didn't, is it the saffron that gives that note off? Bought a sample because I swear I read somewhere that it smelt like a musty hotel room. I do see that but in a modern hotel room way where must is just from the people who have come and gone and the sheets but been washed but it isn't luxury so it has a 'cleaned just enough but not to luxury hotel standards' vibe. Not the romantic damp mildewy musty type of smell I was hoping for. It also is not a big projector. I find this gross because it just makes me think of a communal faux leather lounge that has absorbed the scents of other people and it is not something I want to smell like. Its an accurate modern day band who have trashed a hotel room, burnt some plastic while lighting up cigarettes or other chemicals, I do also get the sweet rotting fruit (bananas when theyve over-ripened) vibe if I think about it and the mustiness from the room of the boys leaving their sweaty leather jackets and bombers and socks all over the room mixing with the hotel 'barely clean' sheets. All very vaguely though. It is more of a photorealistic scent rather than 'perfumey' one and people may think you live in a trap-house if you walk out wearing this.

The dry down on this one on my chemistry is musky sweet round vetiver woods. It’s the least “pickle-y” sandalwood I’ve smelled thus far (personally I rarely think sandalwood smells that way, but I know exactly what scent the pickle people are referring to, even if I disagree, and it’s not present here). You can barely tell that some of the sweetness here is from floral notes, but if you squint it’s purple florals (I get lavender and iris personally). The guaiac wood is clear and also very sweet. It’s kinda funky. A bit dirty smelling. Almost animalic? Overall this wears like a very musky sandalwood-guaiac on me. The musk is almost a little too punchy and sexual, but it’s still nice. The mandarin-saffron opening is really nice, as well. This is a paper-y scent. I find it to be salty. Slightly spicy opening. Sillage is low, longevity is great. I feel I would wear this on a hike in fall, or when baking cookies, lol not very rockstar but hey, that’s how I interpret this aroma. Edit 11/1/25: it smells like a couch. One that has been sweat on and fabreezed one too many times.

This scent is sooo beautiful. On a test stip it did nothing for me, but on skin, oh my gosh it is such a gorgeous scent, difinately sits in the skin scent catergory. Pure perfection of a powdery, woody musk scent, however, and this is a big however, this is so weak even just after you spray it, and I could never be able to justify paying the price for something that not just others won't be able to smell, but not even me. Such a shame, because if this was stronger, this could have been a contender for my signiture scent.

It’s my second Room 1015 fragrance and I definitely recognize the house’s rebel but appealing DNA. Ten Fifteen opens with an airy saffron and gaiac wood blast that is softened by watered down violet. The papyrus and gaiac adds some ink like nuances to the warm lactonic sandalwood heart. Interesting yet versatile take on woody but I wish it would project more and live longer on a skin. Fragrance notes: saffron, mandarin iris, violet sandalwood, papyrus, gaiac wood

Wavechild was a love, but unfortunately this one and Cherry Punk are both not for me. I'm thinking this house may be a one-hit wonder as far as my collection is concerned. I tried it earlier today and remember nothing about it other than it wasn't something I enjoyed. It was just a nothing for me.

My favorite from Room 1015. It's sweet, musky with a nice background of sandalwood and subtle spices. Reminds me a lot of Somebody Wood which I own and Sana jardin Sanadalwood Temple. They're all very similar and all have moderate longevity at best. Worth it if you want a unique skin scent.

nice after 1hr, when the saffron softens .noticeable citrus opening. ultimately a sandalwood with purple florals, more violet than iris. pulls slightly powdery. like but not love. reads pretty unisex. 5ish hrs

Crispy woody unisex perfume. Perfect for everyday wear, not too much in your face. I kind of thought this could be a molecular scent, it reminded me of Genetic Bliss.