Today was nice and warm again and as I had mentioned in a previous post, I'm realizing that I really enjoy fig notes. This is one of the few that I own and the most recent The listed notes are only black pepper, fig and patchouli. I also get some green apple and light floral notes ( Jasmine I think. Also there seems to be a light citrus to it as well. It's not groundbreaking, but it seems to have eliminated the juniper note that I'm not really a fan of. The OG gets me tons of compliment, but it's not my favorite. So this is a .win for me! What do you gents think about this one?

Continuing on with my beloved fig notes, this is one that smells different than the others. I like it a lot! It has both fig nectar and leaf, which makes it sweet,but also a little green. A heavy dose of leather and black pepper give it a little smokiness to it. F,ollowed by a bunch of woods, lavender, with vanilla, Tonka, Styrax and Benzoin at the base. For a "budget niche" I feel that it is blended very well and definitely something that I'll be wearing in the spring and cooler summer evenings here in Denver. Have any of you had an experience with this fragrance?

Weather is supposed to hit close to 90° here in Denver, so I thought I would try something new. I really grown to like the Ãhuja brand and this is another one from their line. I wasn’t sure what to expect as this is my first time wearing it, but the notes sounded interesting so I thought I would give it a try. The first thing that hits you is the scent of kiwi and citrus, I was a little worried about how sweet it might be, but this is actually a sour citrus, which I enjoy very much. Then, your hit with some sage and patchouli to help balance it out and warm it up, but the kiwi is still the star of the show. Very unisex in my opinion. So far, I’m really enjoying it.

— nothing startling new or earth shattering, we’ve all heard it before, but should we be trying go back to a time where we didn’t chase the newest realase or have a 1000 bottle collection ?? Was a single fragrance associated with your father/grandfather? Would that be better today ??