Live In Colors

Very light fragrance, probably too light for the price point. I see people saying it's not unique, which may be the case, but I've been on the hunt for a tart woody/fruity scent light enough for everyday wear and this one fits the bill. I went for the 7ml right after testing the sample, something about this one is addicting even being as light as it is. If anyone has recommendations for longer-lasting fragrances similar to this (without cinnamon, which I'm often seeing in conjunction with hinoki and cypress notes), I will happily take them. I don't think the 7ml will last me long and I can't justify the price of the 75ml.

There is nothing unique about the Juice. Very likeable smell and totally unisex. However, I'm very happy with my experience as I love art. The bottle design is fantastic and beautiful. It's hand made painting and it's looks very interesting and gives a lovely view in my room. I hope this company can hire some truly perfume artist so they can make something very special as the bottle design.

a niche version of roja elysium? nah that would be bond no 9 brooklyn, this kinda a MFK version of brooklyn... but.. performence is trash. If they make an extrememe version or something ill pick it up

You're wandering around a leafy greenhouse, sipping on some Mike's Hard Lemonade. Live In Colors by The House of Oud.

Live in Colors is a very light, fresh scent that is universally appealing and nicely composed. However, its performance is very limited. It is a good quality cologne with some slightly unusual notes, but in my opinion, it is ultimately overpriced for what it is. I really like THoO and their beautiful, distinctive bottles, but while this is good for what it is, it's not FBW for me. LIC opens with bright, fresh grapefruit - a citrus note that I find is underused in perfumery. There is a nice peppery green undertone that makes it pleasantly aromatic. The pleasantly tart lemon contributes to the citrus accord without taking over. I don't get much red fruit, except for a tart, juicy redcurrant note that is very much relegated to the background. It becomes increasingly green and aromatic as it develops, with ginger adding warm spice. It remains like so, becoming increasingly musky as it dries down, fading to a hint of woody-spicy pine-like greenness on my skin. Sillage is intimate and longevity is weak, fading completely after about two hours. A nicely composed, good quality cologne, this would be a nice (if lavish) gift for a cologne connoisseur. Perfectly unisex. Easy, hot weather elegance, but at a high price. 3/5.