Lince

Flowery and powdery have always meant a no for me, there's this specific combination of notes that end up smelling like Play-Doh (Like Xerjoff La Tosca). But this is different, this is so well blended that I'm absolutely in love with this. I ordered a sample for myself, and while it was too feminine for me to wear, I knew it was a hit. I gave it to my wife and now I'm lingering behind her all around the house. This is very feminine, classy, and presence marking without getting cloying. Yet another pleasant surprise from TT and probably our 3rd full bottle from them. Edit (follow up): I keep getting more comfortable with it and now I'm craving a full bottle for myself, I absolutely adore it. But, I was finally able to try hypnotic poison and I'm mad about how similar they are, it's too much for comfort, but Lince still keeps the crown, it's classier and refined. H.Poison is like Lince + headache for me.

Wow, this is perfection. Although rated as unisex, this comes off very feminine on my skin. The main accords listed on this page are accurate to me. This smells very familiar and I suspect it is because it is similar to hypnotic poison. I have no idea what hypnotic poison smells like so can only assume that I have been in the company of people who wore hypnotic poison. Lince is potent and lasts a long time without changing its scent profile. Glad I discovered this fragrance. I need to explore more of Tiziana Terenzi because this perfume is seriously that good.

Im surprised by this fragrance... It is vanilla gourmand that almost could be eaten... No, I'm not making any sense I know. I get vanilla from top to bottom, with anise, and jasmine. To be honest, what compelled me to buy this is the absinthe note, but I don't get any, meanwhile the other notes are blended skillfully that I can't really distinguish one from another, but it is a gorgeous vanilla gourmand scent with good silage and 10 hours plus longevity. I should had bought this earlier....

Powdery and a bit sweet, this starts out with an anise/floral/vanilla combo that also brings to mind the slightest hint of cocoa. I don't detect citrus per se, but there is a brightness upon opening. This gives way to a muskier and woodier base (probably ambroxan or something similar) which is not overdone like in some fragrances. Overall, I really enjoy this but the longevity on me is weak to moderate.

This definitely has the DNA of Hypnotic Poison, so if you love that one, for sure you'll enjoy this one too! This one seems more boozy and aromatic, especially at first, then at the drydown a similar play dough accord appears. It's just gorgeous!

Powdery, soft musk or iris type of exquisite scent. I love this perfume, very elegant and not loud, but lovely. It especially woke up something in the scent while I was eating a fresh, juicy orange. Together it was glorious!

Gorgeous scent that fits perfectly both for men and women. I love the opening but the dry down is what bought me, the yummy vanilla feeling it gives me is just wonderful

Warm, sweet but very sophisticated and comforting. Instantly reminded me of Kenzo- Kenzo Amour

This smells like if you took hypnotic poison and made it into an alcoholic beverage.

I finished my bottle :( I would love to buy it again when I get the chance.

This is super powdery. It smells nice enough and has some of my very favorite notes in it, but some of the notes in it that I really like are gourmand notes-- absinthe, star anise, green tea, orange, fig, vanilla bean-- and the powder is stronger and covers up any juiciness they could have provided. It does have a nice fresh bergamot note that lasts an unusually long time, but it's still under the powder. I can also detect the floral notes, but still, the powder is stronger. I like it but I don't love it. On second thought, this is about a half hour later: I just remembered Lince means Lynx. Is the powder supposed to represent powder snow? OK actually I can get behind this idea now. It makes sense. Lynxes jump in the snow with their big bunny like back legs, and hunt rabbits that are also jumping in the snow. OK yes powder snow, I get it now. It's a keeper after all because now the story makes sense to me.

I’ve owned this for a while now and not reached for it. It was kind of a blind buy and when i initially tried it I got the blast of absinthe and anise and was kinda meh about it. It’s languished (looking pretty) on my shelves for a while and I finally wore it today after I numbered all my fragrances and let a wheel of fortune pick what I’m going to wear. The dry down on this is stunning and after a minute or two the anise note seems to disappear on me and I’m left with a warm rich vanilla floral which lasts a surprisingly long time on my skin. I’ve really enjoyed wearing this one and will definitely reach for it again. Also that bottle cap! Pretty and heavy!

I just released my review of this on my YouTube "Rotten Rebel". This to me a very light, bright and airy kind of sweet and powdery floral with vanilla. It's well-blended, feels luxurious and it's simply put a very nice perfume for both men and women. I would find this scent attractive on a woman and I have received compliments from women when I had it on. Performance is pretty good for this kind of scent. If you usually enjoy sweet and powdery florals with vanilla then you will most likely also enjoy this one.

Smells completely different in summer. When I tried this sample in the winter it was mostly powder and I was thinking "powder snow for hunting snowshoe hare" but now it's really blooming into a complex floral, fruity, vanillic portrait of a summer orchard with a pond where the irises bloom. I can still detect powder but it's faint, like a memory of good hunting times, while in summer the hares hide in the foliage and eat the farmer's fruit.

It's a lovely fragrance. I would have liked a stronger Heliotrope note & less Absinthe. Longevity is about 4 hrs on me & intimate sillage. If you can find it at a decent price it's full bottle worthy imo. The dry down is my favorite part I just wish it lasted longer & was stronger. It pairs beautifully with Moncler pour Femme...

It smells like a much better version of hypnotic poison. If you like hypnotic poison, you'll love this.

To my nose this fragrance is star anise heavy scent.With a powdery slightly musky sweet vanilla. I don't pick up the citrus notes so much, but clean freshness. Which maybe the combination of the citrus, tea and orange blossom. The fig along with the vanilla is where the light sweetness comes from. The iris gives it the powdery feel. I didn't know what to feel first sniff. A very different fragrance in my collection. I recently got a decant of Pink Sugar and smelling it and looking at the notes. I layered them together. It gave Lince that extra sweetness I was looking for, with caramel and cotton candy. The licorice pairs well with the star anise beautiful. I know many don't like to layer and do not want fragrances that can not stand alone. But Lince does both for me, as it's not a bad scent.I just enjoy layering and love super sweet fragrances at times. Moderate longevity and sillage for me.

I'm not sure how I feel. I need to test this again. I'm really not sure. I had some ghost of Star Musk pop up then disappear. It does seem to have that dash of original Poison by Dior as mentioned by someone else, I'm not sure about in the way I like. Otherwise it is a smooth, slightly powdery vanilla blend. I will try it again when I am not wearing so many other fragrances. Edit: On second wear, it does seem to be scented in a lot of ways as expected, and the quality is undeniable. In terms of personal wear, I find it too much like cosmetic powder for me (kind of like how I enjoyed Narciso Rouge at first then decided "blech"). I have a decant if anyone wants it lol. Edit 2:I'm open to trying this again, since I fell in love with Black Opium Intense.

At first is was totally in love with this creamy sweet luxurious perfume; Vanilla evening party, very sexy! For a couple of ours i was enjoying this mysterious scent balancing from creamy, Vanilla to Almond and a bit of Anise. And suddenly there came a sexy little animal poison from Dior around the corner. Very cozy if you like it Poison of Dior... but unfortunately I'm one of the few who isn't a fan of poison. A great shame for me

Oh wow, I really like the "absinthe" opening. Definitely some anise in there, and something herbal and medicinal. It dries down to a rather "green" vanilla to me; not so much powdery. It does have similarity to HP, just not as much "almond extract" and sugar syrup smacked in your face. It also has some similarities to Alaia Blanche, without smelling like play doh and chemicals. I like it. Average projection and longevity.