Hey brothers. I just wanted to post this invoice from Forward2Me for my last ATH order, just for everyone's information. (I've removed any personal info, ) It's a combined order for a few people, acquired during his Unicorn Sale, with a value of $757. The shipped weight was 3.1kg, but the products weighed 2.2kg. Total was $171.81, which was more than I guessed, but still better than paying resellers prices. I added a couple of notes to the text, and I emailed ATH (Unicorn Team) for the actual product weights. Hope it helps with planning future ATH purchases. SHIPPING INVOICE - GB EXPORT Shipping Address David Anderson United States of America Inv. #: Acc. #: Invoice Date: 2025-12-03 DESCRIPTION Package dimensions (LxWxH): 32x32x24cm. Package weight: 3.1kg. Product weight: 2.2kg (ATH weights: 10ml 76g, 30ml 105g, 50ml 280g) Items: 1 × perfume - 10ml ...................................................16x10ml 1 × perfume - 10ml .....................................................4x30ml 2 × perfume - 10ml .....................................................2x50ml 1 × Tabac Extreme perfume - 10ml 1 × raw cherry perfume - 10ml 1 × onyx extreme perfume - 10ml 2 × Perfume - Odyssey+ 30ml 2 × notorious perfume - 10ml 1 × legend perfume - 30ml 1 × Hombre Perfume - 50ml 2 × Guapo Extreme Perfume - 10ml 1 × guapo perfume - 50ml 1 × daddy perfume - 10ml 1 × censored elixir perfume - 10ml 1 × censored perfume - 10ml 1 × Blue Fever Perfume - 10ml 1 × noir perfume - 10ml 1 × legend noir perfume - 30ml RETAIL PRICE: $757.77 FEE AMOUNT UPS Express Saver to United States of America £98.71 Protect+ covers the value of your goods for loss or damage £20.00 Combine & Repack (2 packages) £6.00 SUBTOTAL £124.71 TOTAL £124.71 = $171.81 Registered Address: forward2me Ltd. registered in England no. 07323718 VAT number: GB994692942

Wrapped up a full day with Purpose 50 from a decant and wanted to share where I ended up. The wear today stayed extremely soft. By early afternoon it was basically a skin scent. Up close I could get the suede and a bit of the Akigalawood, but nothing projected into the air. It reminded me of how Reflection 45 behaved, but even quieter. My impressions were very different from what most reviews online describe. A lot of people talk about Purpose 50 having real depth and presence. On my skin, this decant felt muted and flat. That got me thinking about the atomizer. A 50 percent oil extrait needs a proper fine mist to actually bloom. If the sprayer doesn’t atomize well, the fragrance can sit heavy on the skin and never lift. I’m starting to believe that might be what happened here, so I’m planning to retest Purpose 50 after I pick up a better fine mist atomizer. So here’s my question for the group: Have any of you noticed big differences in performance when testing extraits from a decant? And do you have recommendations for a solid fine mist atomizer that handles thicker juice properly? Would love to hear what has worked for you.

I just finished my third experience with my first sample from HappyLand Studio and I’m trying to lean into this house with open mind. I dove into it on recommendation from one of my brothers, wanting to give fougère / barbershop-style scents a fair shot because I’m used to fresh, clean fragrances. I figured maybe I’d get something clean but a little more soapy, hopefully not too powdery, spice or leather, some musk, maybe not exactly me, but worth the exploration. What I get from Barbershop Extreme is a clean soapiness with floral notes, woven together with spice and a little leather. It is extremely aromatic and will likely introduce you. There’s is a weight to it right from the go that requires some confidence to carry off. It’s not delicate. It lands more refined and classic than soft soap. This is one that will last and last on your skin, and on your clothes, for days. On a really positive note, I will say that its transformative character is most impressive, giving all of the elements their chance to shine, and as a skin scent settles nicely. It's just going to take a while to get there. The right kind of a guy could pull this off with a Henley and boots look, while another might head right into a more formal office setting, both of whom would have just had a fresh haircut and a shave or a beard trim. Guy in the suit, be careful. In the elevator it could choke people out.

They finally arrived — and I opened the box like a kid on Christmas morning who specifically asked for swagger. After much anticipation, this evening I received both new fragrances from the house of Elyon Dubai (Curly’s Fragrances), and even though I only planned a quick test, I ended up doing a full sniff-session like a sommelier with a grudge against subtlety. BLUF: I am thrilled with the blind buy — these two just earned a seat at the table next to my Tom Ford, Creed, and Xerjoff. Infinity smells like a luxury night drive in a leather interior — smooth woods, a soft touch of sweet fruit, and just enough rose to whisper, “Yes, this costs money.” It’s the fragrance equivalent of pulling up in a blacked-out car with ambient lighting, even if you’re really just going to Walgreens. Himeros (my favorite) is Infinity’s darker, mysterious cousin — the one with a motorcycle, excellent hair, and zero interest in returning phone calls. It’s smoky, leathery, sweet in the most dangerous way, and powerful enough that one spray feels like you’ve just entered a villain’s penthouse. Definitely not my usual “office-safe” choice, but tomorrow night it’s coming with me to the Cowboy Dance Hall. A cowboy with Middle Eastern flair? Boots, leather, oud energy? The fragrance is already doing more line-dancing than I am.

Well guess I am starting my Amouage journey now. Its almost like I am a grown up in the frag community. Also trying a new house called L’Atelier with this new one called Zeste d’Orange and Oud. Sounded incredible.