Cocaine

Way too masculine for me. Gave to my dad. Smelled ok but I never put it on myself. If you like gourmand or floral fragrances, feminine scents this is not for you. Maybe just too much of an oriental/spicy for me.

I can see how it is definitely unisex, very long lasting! Its growing on me

Lasts for hours, a scent seriously to die for.

I let this perfume develop for a month before writing my review. I'll get to the point and elaborate later.... 3 stars for quality and lasting power. If you're looking for subtle or light scents, stay away. If you're looking for a masculine fragrance, or a spicy, complex oriental, this isn't for you. If you love tuberose and very sweet, strong perfume in one pump, try it. This was too overwhelmingly sweet, even for someone who loves rich, deep perfume. From start to dry down, all i smell is tuberose, tobacco and caramel. I was hoping the tobacco and patchouli would offset the sweetness of caramel and monoi; otherwise, the rest of the notes seemed right for my taste in perfume. I'm dissatisfied. The top notes of berries and orange peel are unnoticed, they get overwhelmed by the florals and sweet notes. The monoi (gardenia in coconut oil) and tuberose are front and center the whole way, giving the whole composition a creaminess that overweigh the rest of the lighter notes like berries or orchid. The caramel is too sweet and sugary, the tobacco isn't bitter, but when it's paired with the patchouli, tuberose and caramel, it just brings a heaviness that is cloying instead of complex and supporting. The lily and orchid don't stand out on their own, but do contribute to the heavy floral note of tuberose. If you like unisex, spicy orientals with tobacco, i recommend Memorize London "Invidia" or Mancera's "Red Tobacco". If you like caramel gourmands, try Shay &Blue "Sea-salt Caramel", I've enjoyed and loved these other fragrances, but this isn't it.

I like all notes by description. When I got the perfume, I was unpleasantly surprised. First spritz gave me yucky feeling. I tried couple more times, but still smells like a sweat or something like that to me. Love the Ophilia's Necr review.

The combination of monoi, tobacco and caramel is strong, the Tuberose is heady, and the patchouli is hidden under the thick sweetness. As a white floral lover I can appreciate my wearing, and I can even understand the name, cause the warm sweet notes can be narcotic, but it is indeed too harsh and not cohesive enough. The quality of ingredients is there, the richness is alluring, but the impression it leaves isn't necessarily elegant or seductive.

There's a sweat and synthetic quality I can't get past. It's a heavy scent, but also gives hints of Victoria's Secret- so it doesn't smell opulent or particularly sexy.

I give it four stars and not five only because the floral note is very strong at the opening. However after the dry down this becomes a beast. Last for hours. There's a strong chance that my rating changes to a five the more time I spend with this fragrance.

This is sweet, mature and delicious! I love it and people don’t stop complimenting me! I had several people bury their nose in my neck and swoon.

Unisex Sugar bomb, Tuberose, Caramel, Vanilla, Coconut, and Tobacco. Addictive, intoxicating sweet could induce headaches. Sillage/ Projection: 9/10, Longevity: 10/10. Fall/Winter fragrance.

Bold and daring, this fragrance makes a statement! I gave it to my husband as it was too masculine for my taste. However, for what it is, it has great lasting power, as do other fragrances from this brand, and the scent is unique: sweet yet woody and smokey. It takes some getting used to, which is probably a compliment to the creators of the scent: it's original.

This is a sweet, addictive scent. I'm not the biggest fan of super sweet fragrances, but this one has a morish aspect to it. A must-try for those with a sweet tooth.