Saff

This parfume is a leather-forward fragrance with a noticeably strong leather character, but it stays wearable and generally acceptable for people around you—especially with moderate application. In terms of usage, this is a fragrance I’d personally place in the formal / dressed-up category, and it performs best in cooler settings (at minimum, a cold air-conditioned room). In hot sun or situations that involve sweating, it can feel heavier and more intense than intended. Performance (from my experience): - The juice feels a bit more “oily” on application, and the longevity is strong. - On clothing: it can remain noticeable for 2–3 days, though you may need to smell up close. - On skin: around 7–8 hours of wear, as long as you’re not under direct sunlight or sweating heavily. Overall, if you enjoy a confident leather scent with a musky/smoky undertone, SAFF is a solid option—best applied with a light hand and saved for cooler, more formal moments. Disclaimer: I’m not a fragrance expert—just a casual wearer. This review is purely based on my personal experience using the fragrance, so results may vary depending on skin type, weather, and environment.

The smell is really masculine, modern, and clean, it opens with a citrusy opening. I was surprised because the saffron in the opening didn't bother me at all, And in the drydown, this perfume gives a masculine and modern impression, from white floral and ylang ylang, in the base notes it feels very intense from the leather and amber, In terms of durability, this is very good and the projection is very noticeable to people. I like masculine perfumes like this, I thought the animalic notes would be annoying, but it turns out not at all. Overall, this is very good.

similiarity, i think it's like a clone Lacoste Cool Play, but there more fresh not too spicy with a saffron.