Gentleman

I'm wearing Gentleman today and it gives me pleasant memories of Budapest, where I had an amazing experience in their boutique. I highly recommend it! It's unlike any perfume store I've experienced. You walk in the boutique right on Parliament Square, and are immediately greeted by one of their "ambassadors." Attilla met us in this sumptuous room with forest green velvet Chesterfield sofas and consultation tables graciously organized throughout the store. The SA brings you to one of these "stations" in the store, and then, after an offer of bottled water or tea, sits you down and begins talking about what you like in fragrance. Depending on your knowledge, you could begin with ingredients you like, or that you merely like "fresh" scents. From your input they begin pulling out fragrances from their entire collection organized on each table. I went through probably 20 fragrances, narrowing it down to two, and then one, Gentleman! I bought a perfume oil for what was around $50, as the edp didn't seem to perform too well on my skin. I almost thought I was going to leave empty handed, but thankfully this perfum oil is great! It has a nice gentle scent bubble around you, and lasts! It performs as a gentleman should, noticed, but never loud. I love it, and my experience in Budapest. And no, I wasn't paid for this review lol 🤣❤️

I might be going nose-crazy, but this thing smells like Last Birthday Cake by Toskovat’... I spayed both of them on different hands and I cannot tell a difference. Anyways, by that standard it’s simply fascinating, an old, refined mens smell that demands attention every time, very sweet, slightly gourmand yet the oldness persists, this is not for a younger audience, but rather for someone a bit older, who embodies that old fashioned Budapest gentleman energy from back in the days. 10/10

Just received Superz Gentleman and am so happy I bought it. Yes, this is male leaning, but as a woman, I am completely comfortable wearing it. It is a rich woody vanilla with bits of sweetness from dried fruits and sweet notes. I recommend this for winter and fall, any time of day or night. This fragrance house is totally underappreciated and I hope more fragrance lovers will give it a try.

It's complicated to describe this scent. I wear many fragrances which have a vanilla note in them, but I should say that most of the ones I use do not have a potent tobacco note, nor powdery notes. While "Gentleman" is a great addition to any vanilla lover's fragrance cabinet, the first spray does not necessarily entice the wearer into finding out more about what this scent has to offer. It's a slow crescendo I'd say, from a rough tobacco + vanilla opening, into a quiet, soft, satin vanilla/tonka embrace. Although the sweet notes and fruit notes should have nothing to do with this scent, as I personally think it doesn't blend anything too well when the fragrance is heavy on vanilla, as a late fall/winter scent, it does the trick. It's elegant, works well with vapid spaces (neutral smell in the air), as it definitely changes the mood/room energy, but otherwise, I wouldn't rebuy it.

Despite being listed as a vanilla-heavy scent, I find it to be more on the subtle side. I definitely get the tobacco, cacao and wood more than I do the vanilla and powder, which is definitely there but more as supporting characters to the rest of the fragrance, giving it a modern edge on a classic style. I can imagine this working very well in the office, there's something about it that's "mature" but not in the "grandpa smell" type of way, more just invoking a sense of sophistication and competence. Definitely not for young guys, or even goofy dad-joke older guys. This was made specifically for "gentlemen", though it's subjective on what a gentleman even is but I can't imagine someone wearing this unless they were sophisticated, competent, charming and effortlessly so. No fakeness, peacocking and projecting, just a man who's being his genuine self.