Soprano

First and fore-mostly, I do apologise for the stress on the likeness between this and MFK’s Oud’s Satin Mood. It bears too much of a resemblance to me to not base my subjective view of this. OK, I’m in two minds whether I like this or not. As a fragrance it is lovely, however that being said due to it’s extreme likeness to MFK’s Oud Satin Mood (to me personally), and the fact that if compared to said fragrance that it fails to capture. MFK’s is more French Perfumery’ if there is such a phrase/term. It’s lovely, but for me doesn’t last long. MFK’s fragrances for some obscure reason don’t like my skin. There was part of me that wished this did indeed smell like MFK’s Oud Satin Mood, as mentioned by previous reviewers, because I’m a big fan of Xerjoff, and was hoping they would come up with something different yet similar, alas to me it’s just a longer lasting, and more powdery version of Oud Satin Mood, which also by the way lends to MFK’s OSM to being redundant if you own this, but if I had to own one, then I would probably opt for MFK. That is by no means saying that this is not a great fragrance no, rather it’s saying that MFK does it with more elegance. I blind bought this, as I do most of my fragrances, yet if I had known what it smelled like before purchasing, I’d have opted for MFK, so I’m a little bit disappointed as I am in two minds; keep this and forget about MFK? Or do I sell this on and purchase MFK? Forgot to add; this is a completely unisex fragrance to me, and it appears to sit on the skin and is not going anywhere soon. I do love it, I just don’t smell most of the notes mentioned, and can not see past it being a powdery version of MFK’s OSM. Update: OK, I sprayed one wrist with MFK’s OSM and the other with Soprano. I’ve found that MFK is more linear and singular to a degree than what Soprano is. I also noticed that Soprano last longer and projected more. I retract my above statement about preferring MFK over this, I would choose this over MFK, and since originally posting this review, I’ve fallen in love with this scent, to a degree it’s now in my top 3 Xerjoff fragrances, it’s not as versatile as say Renaissance or Naxos, but also not as restricted to Malesia or Dallah. I think it’s versatile within certain constraints, but a subjective one. I wouldn't wear this to the gym, but I might wear it to the office on a Friday, and I’d most certainly wear it casually as well as formally, day or night, no idea if I’d wear this on a hot day, I’d leave that up to Mefisto, Renaissance, Uden and Naxos. I personally would recommend it

My beautiful baby, after months, finally in my hands. You have a rose pattern, an oud pattern, a powdery pattern. Performance and silage are already divine 😅 The only bad thing I can say is migraine trigger 🙈 because even if you spray it once, the smell stays for a long time in the room you spray 😁 Ideal for those who are looking for performance 👌🏻 The scent quality is already a complete Xerjoff quality, what can I say. As soon as you spray it, you can feel that you are smelling something luxurious and high quality. There are many who compare it to MFK Oud Satin Mood. In my opinion, this is much, much better than Oud Satin Mood. If you ask why, because the oud feeling in this one is much lighter than Oud Satin Mood. It has more sweetness (which is good for me🤩) and there is a powdery touch that gives a sweet makeup feeling as it dries down on the skin 💄 This and Sospiro Soprano are the same perfumes by the way. You can choose whichever you find more affordable 🤗 Although it leans feminine side due to its sweetness, it is still a perfume suitable for men's use, in my opinion. Perfect for winter

Listen I know everyone have their own preferences but man..... if I see you talking trash about Soprano I’m gonna slap you on the back of your neck cause dude !.... This is a MASTERPIECE of a fragrance.... I just received it two days ago and wasted no time trying it boy was I in love. Not to mention I blind bought it !. Yes it is fruity but not heavily , you get touches of oud accords along with a creamy scent creeping in the background while it’s being musky . The quality of this fragrance is superb 10/10 Longevity 10/10 Projection 10/10 ( after hours of applying I still get compliments even when I go nose blind ) Uniqueness 8/10 ( it does remind me of OSM just a tad bit) Versatility 7/10 ( it can be worn year round but you can’t wear this going to run errands or to the gym... it’s a party banger for a classic event or something sophisticated). Just give sample it and see for yourself

This fragrance completely changed my view on heavy florals. I’m stunned! (Male POV) The opening hits hard! Fruits and florals explode right away, with lychee being the most prominent note. The florals do bleed into the opening. It’s strong enough to fill a small room with just one spray, and while synthetic at first, it works. As it settles, it turns into a more creamy and floral with rose and jasmine, the fruits keeping it sweet/fresh and balanced. The dry down adds some depth without being heavy or overpowering, and the oud is clean and subtle. Longevity and projection are impressive, it really fills the air. Honestly, it made someone like me, who usually avoids heavy florals, actually start enjoying them. 9/10. Absolutely beautiful in the air. Also this is about 70% feminine to me. I still don’t care though, i’m gonna keep rocking this.

When a scent leaves the bottle and touches the skin, what’s left to speak about is the emotions, they’re either there or they’re not, depending on the fragrance. Soprano by Xerjoff is a perfume that speaks on the skin, and awakens emotions. Surprising from the beginning with a hit of glossy accords overloaded with playful mischief. Scrumptious litchi and tender plum mingle on the skin with succulent delight wrapped in the lactonic presence of a milk accord. A bouquet of luscious roses, jasmine and freesia penetrates through the fruity tones revealing a sense of heavenly shimmer. Soprano wears like a purple tuxedo, velvety and utterly divine. The fruity floral heart ensures the palpable feeling of luxury, while the sweet woody edges of patchouli, the exoticism of oud and depth of leather, capture, intrigue and conquer the senses.