Yesterday

This is my favorite thing to wear right now. I have a hard time picking out individual notes from the top and middle, but I find the combination heavenly. I definitely get the barbershop feel, and I think the base stands out the most. It's a tonka heavy fragrance with nice wood and spice, and a combination of mostly indistinguishable pleasant light and airy notes on top. I will say, I really don't like lavender so I'm glad I can't pick that one out. This lasts for many hours on me. Sometimes I put it on before bed and I can still smell it in the morning. I don't find that it goes through a lot of changes—it pretty much just smells the same from start to finish on my skin.

WOW! Stunning juice. Slightly sweet, green and floral to my nose. I get a little apple type vibe from it as well. I do smell vetiver, basil, cardamom and sandalwood. I would say this is a true unisex. I think this is a perfect juice for spring, summer and fall. Day or night. I wouldn't pay full retail for this but a nice decant will do you. Enjoy! In the dry down Now that I am over 5 hours in the dry down is very similar to Davidoff The Good Life. Lots of Vetiver. Awesome juice.

Been absolutely loving this scent -- it starts off heavy on the wood and spice of the vetiver and cardamom, but dries down to a sweet, crisp apple. The addition of geranium rounds this dried-down sweetness without making it an overwhelmingly floral scent. It's a perfume that wakes you up and gives you something gently citrusy-sweet throughout the rest of the day.

Reminds me a lot of just an amalegmation of a bunch of herbal green DNA type body care products (soap, body wash, aftershave). Smells good nothing ineffensive if used moderately i think everyone has smelt something like this before in some hotel or house's bathroom.

A classic aromatic barbershop scent. Quite lemony on the opening, moving to more green/herbal as it opens up. Well executed, for sure, but a bit generic. Does it make me think of The Beatles? Not really. Quite low sillage and short longevity.