Now I'm cooking. This is my second niche fragrance and it is amazing. Initial notes are honey, vanilla and powdery. Continued to evolve over time and every evolution was great. Lasted a good 8 hours. One of my favorites that I've ever smelled. Now I am debating whether it is signature scent worthy as a lot of people say it is not appropriate in office settings.

The first niche fragrance I've tried. Definitely a unique scent that was complex with good projection and it lasted a good 6-8 hours. That being said, the initial scent had a strong note that smelled like celery to me and it stayed. Not a fan.

I'm very new to fragrances (this is my first review). It has a very mature, earthy (mossy?) scent with a nice note of citrus that cuts through. Very elegant smelling. A nice office scent for the warmer seasons.

I'm looking to build a well-rounded fragrance collection and there are differing opinions about what should compose that. In your opinion, what fragrance types should a well rounded collection consist of?

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