Sexiest Fougere

It really is a beautiful scent that I’d like to smell on my man (at the moment, it went to my son😄). Elegant, aromatic, slightly spicy but with a fruity and buttery twist giving it a smooth and creamy texture to the scent. An original balance between a classic fougère and a modern sweet, fruity vanilla, very much in the @theodoros line. I know many women like it for them, and as we know, nowadays we just wear what we want, what we feel comfortable with, so girls, give it a sniff and you may like it too. Guys, you’ll smell amazing with it!

This is just wonderful, despite the dorky name. There's a lot of notes in this, and it's very, very powerful: it hearkens back to the great masculine fougéres of the 90s. One of my favorite things about it is its wonderful balance of the sweetness of the tonka and vanilla against the classic fougére ingredients of geranium, lavender, and oakmoss. Plus there's an unexpected light use of pineapple in here which adds charm but does not overwhelm the whole. This is one of the best new fragrances of this year.

Sexiest Fougere is quite good, but the name is both corny and misleading. I can see someone very loosely tying it to a fougere but don’t expect Rive Gauche. This is doing its own thing. It has an addicting gloopy and herbal sweet cream note wedged in the middle of the shower gel freshness, and I think “butter” describes it well. Like a cold and almost savory lob of salted butter. There is also a slight musk accord in here. I like it. I find it modern and wearable but maybe a little off the beaten path. The “reminds me of” section is a mess, it doesn’t smell like those very much. It reminded me a little bit of Eight and Bob’s self titled fragrance, but also a little bit of the drydown in Uomo? by Moschino. 8.2/10

Luckyscent didn’t post my review, so I’ll post here. It starts off very pleasant but there is a note that is off putting to me. It isn’t anything listed in this note breakdown but it is a little funky whisper of a whiff that comes through. Lavender and vanilla are the stars here with the citruses playing in the background. Although not a bottle I reach for often, my wife loves it so I keep it around.

Pretty, buttery aromatic which in itself is already a unique factor. My only complaint is that there is hardly any room for this to truly be unisex, it leans 98 percent masculine