I haven’t really post stuff from my collection Bec I just started and don’t have much as a collection. Slowly growing it over time, I stared collecting this past year July

Tonight after my shower, I reached for Afnan Supremacy Collector’s Edition, and it instantly set the mood for the evening. The first spray felt bold and smooth, with a bright, slightly fruity freshness that hit right away. It was clean but confident—exactly what I like putting on fresh out of the shower. As it settled on my skin, the scent became warmer and richer. I picked up a refined sweetness mixed with woods that made it feel classy without being heavy. There’s a modern, almost polished vibe to it that makes me feel put together even though I’m just winding down for the night. An hour later, it’s still projecting nicely, but in a softer, more comfortable way. The dry down is smooth, slightly musky, and very easy to wear. It feels masculine, confident, and calm—perfect for relaxing at home while still smelling great. Overall, Supremacy Collector’s Edition feels like an upgrade kind of fragrance. It’s fresh, elegant, and long-lasting, and it made my post-shower routine feel a little more special tonight. This is definitely one I’ll keep reaching for when I want to feel clean, confident, and comfortable all at once.

I sprayed Thaheem Carved Oud right after my shower tonight, and it’s been about 30 minutes now, and this one made its presence known almost immediately. The opening is smooth and woody with a creamy oud note that feels refined, not harsh or medicinal. There’s a subtle spice and a soft sweetness in the background that keeps it from feeling dry or scratchy. What really stands out to me is how balanced it is—rich, classy, and masculine without being loud or overpowering. It feels like something you could wear dressed up or even casually and still feel confident. As it settles, the fragrance gets even better. The woods become warmer and more rounded, and the oud stays smooth the entire time. It honestly reminds me a lot of Tom Ford Oud Wood, but with more depth and strength. In my opinion, this not only matches Oud Wood—it outperforms it. It projects better, lasts longer, and gives me more satisfaction overall. For me, this is what I always wanted Oud Wood to be. The sillage is noticeable but controlled. People around you will smell it, especially in the first couple of hours, but it never feels intrusive. Longevity is another big win. Even 30 minutes in, it feels like it’s just getting started, and I already know this one is going to stick around well into the night. Ratings: - Scent: 9/10 - Sillage: 8.5/10 - Longevity: 9/10 Overall, Carved Oud is a standout fragrance for me. It delivers a smooth, high-quality oud experience and, in my opinion, is better and more complete than Tom Ford Oud Wood. This one definitely earns a permanent spot in my collection.

Wore Signature Tabac today and logged it throughout the day to see how it evolves on skin. First spray: ~12:06 p.m. Opening: Right away, this feels exactly like it’s meant to be worn in a cigar lounge. You get the booziness from cognac and rum, paired with a leafy tobacco rather than a heavy cigar tobacco. The tobacco is soft and natural, not harsh. I also pick up a bit of sweetness from the gold honey, which rounds everything out nicely. Overall, a very pleasant and inviting opening. ~30 minutes in (around 12:39 p.m.): This becomes a subtle, downplayed tobacco scent. The tobacco is still there, mixed with honey and sweetness, but it’s more like pipe tobacco than cigar tobacco. It’s creamy, slightly smoky, and smooth. It honestly reminds me of being at my cigar lounge, but without the heavy smoke in your face. ~3 hours in (around 3:21 p.m.): At this point, it’s mostly a skin scent. The fragrance transitions from that honeyed sweetness into a more ashy, semi-incense, dry tobacco profile. Projection drops off, but the scent itself smells very natural and refined. Final drydown (around 6:12 p.m.): About 6+ hours in, I’m noticing a dry woody tobacco character. There’s a bit of that Thai-style woody dryness, not animalic at all. The sweetness from the honey is gone, which is expected this far into the wear. The tobacco is still detectable, especially in areas with less airflow like the crook of the elbow. Overall: Signature Tabac is a beautifully done tobacco fragrance. It’s soft, refined, and realistic. Not loud, not aggressive, and definitely not a beast mode scent. If you like pipe tobacco, cigar lounges, and subtle smoky woods, this hits the mark. Performance is moderate, but the scent itself is classy and well executed.

I got this new one in yesterday and took it for a spin. This one reminds me of Y Eau Fraiche or EDT. This one has that classic Y DNA with a Minty opening with sage and Patchouli. This one is work safe / spring / summer/ daytime / casual. This one lasted all day about 8 hours with good projection of about 2ft of my skin. Presentation is the Y Bottle but nice a clear one with blue juice and a very good atomizer. This one may be redundant for some. Smell to make your own determination. I plan on spraying them side by side with the other ones that I have. I like this one for an office / spring summer time use. 8/10