https://www.instagram.com/reel/Db12Eb6O2jL/?igsh=MTdyeTRyajA3bzZmOA== And also your clothing is shit…..

I got a sample of this one a couple of months ago and knew I was going to end up buying it eventually. It's probably a good thing I didn't have this bottle when I started my fragrance tournament. It would easily be a contender. Tuxedo is one of those fragrances that completely lives up to its reputation. Released in 2015 as part of Le Vestiaire des Parfums and created by Juliette Karagueuzoglou, it opens with violet leaf, bergamot, and coriander before revealing a heart of rose and black pepper. The star of the show, though, is the beautifully refined base of patchouli, ambergris, and bourbon vanilla. What makes Tuxedo so special is its balance. The patchouli is rich and earthy without ever feeling dirty, while the vanilla softens the edges just enough to create a fragrance that's elegant rather than sweet. It manages to feel both modern and timeless—dressy without being stuffy. For me, this is an ideal evening fragrance for fall and winter, whether it's a date night, a dinner out, or any occasion where you want to smell polished and confident. Sophisticated, distinctive, and remarkably smooth, it's easy to understand why so many people consider Tuxedo one of Yves Saint Laurent's finest creations.

Just got my package with my bottle of Wood Sage and Sea Salt ( 3rd time getting this one 🥰) and Orom. Also ended up getting some samples of Galloway, Castley, Cactus Garden and Etoile Filante thrown in :)

Slightly synthetic strawberry, wood, leather and caramel, I love it! This is a fun frag, can be a bit youthful for the first 20 min, then the fruity notes settle and the wood and leather bring this up to age. Not offensive in anyway, but it is a try before you buy and suggest try a couple of full wears before deciding, I wasn't too thrilled in my first wear, but by the time I finished the sample, I had to order it.

This one just came in today. If you are a fan of fruity/vanilla scents, then you will like this. They claim is last 48 hours (probably on clothes). It’s loud, playful, and youthful. I’m a big fan of the One Million line and I like this one as well. I heard someone say it was a more ambery take on Lucky. Maybe a little bit. I just get a bunch of sweet fruity notes in front of a lot of woody notes. I do think this will last 10 plus hours on skin.