Gunpowder Cologne

A floral cologne. Gunpowder Cologne opens with fresh bergamot, as in classic cologne (reminds me of Eau de Guerlain). Very soon, it appears a slightly powdery basilic green tea, with some sweetness and aromatic lavender. Then, it falls onto some strong fresh wet jasmines (hedione?), with some warm musks. Very nice. I should also mention, sometimes some nuances remind me of the classic fougere like Eau de Caron, though overall it is still more cologne. Its projection is moderate, but it totally disappears in 4-5 hours. Truly a cologne, I guess. Tested indoors based on the sample from my discovery set. An afterword on the name. As the brand suggests, 'gunpowder' refers to gunpowder tea, a form of tea with a certain rolling method. Its Chinese original name is 珠茶, literally 'bead tea.' So do not be scared by the name. It is not something launched by Beaufort, but the refined modern Urban Scents.

There is no reason to write about scent profile, since performance is the worst I've seen - you can barely detect it immediately after spraying and withing an hour it's gone, even from clothes. What a shame! Since it smells good, would be amazing scent for summer if not it's performance.