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Perfect time of year for the Chypres @LukehGee
Whatever smells good . There is no strict rules. Usually lighter scents for warmer/hotter weather and darker/heavier scents for winter. Though if you're in an office with air conditioning it won't really matter.That's one thing I'm trying to understand, is what type of scents for what season / weather.
Picked these up today. I included my other Coolabah as I noticed the colour was different. The newer ones are the clearer ones and seems to have finer/smaller floaty bits. Has there been a change @todras ?
Thanks for the info, I suspected that might have been the case . I was going to jokingly do a 'APR Reformulated' thread, but I think I would have worried too many people.Two stage filtration, composition is exactly the same.
Thanks for the info, I suspected that might have been the case . I was going to jokingly do a 'APR Reformulated' thread, but I think I would have worried too many people.
Aesthetically I prefer the cloudy apple juice over the vodka, but I'm happy as long as they do the job.
Really... @Korbz Seriously need to use my puck of it. Did not get peach off the puck at all! But I have not lathered it so will know one day shortly.It's in a perfect accord, you will not detect it as peach. You will get the lime/bergamot is all. It opens beautifully!
That's one thing I'm trying to understand, is what type of scents for what season / weather.
Also I got a surprise in the parcel locker today! I order this nearly 3 months ago!!!!!
This has done me now for the acquisitions (next will be one of the APR winter releases - Fenchurch sounds awesome)
The Darkfall smells like nothing I have ever smelt before
Can you elaborate? I ask because I was looking into Declaration just yesterday.
The Darkfall smells like nothing I have ever smelt before
I haven't tried it, so I can't give any impressions, though this might help. Darkfall is one of the limited seasonal scents Declaration do. Their description is:Can you elaborate? I ask because I was looking into Declaration just yesterday.
For the record, I have and love Leviathan.
Darkfall is a spicy oriental designed to capture the spirit of fall in the rural south. Agarwood, amber, and benzoin provide a deep, warm base for the cinnamon and clove top notes. Birch tar adds a slight smokiness that represents the ever-present smell of burning leaves that heralds the arrival of fall in Georgia.
The scent,on paper reads like an amazing smoky oriental, but in real life, it is an over the top, trapped-in-a-forest-fire smoke scent from which there is no escape.
Admittedly, this is polarizing, as the burnt woods effect conveyed by the birch tar used is quite noticeable. This note has been seen before in products like B&M Roam, CF’s Midnight Stag, and Stirling’s Texas on Fire, and aroused similar concerns there. I like Roam, do not care for Midnight Stag or Texas on Fire, but adore Darkfall. The birch tar is not overpowering and allows the other elements of the composition to come through. The woods, amber sweetness, and mix of spices are all distinct, and (rare for me) the cinnamon and clove does not irritate my face. This is undoubtedly a complex composition, and one that smells more interesting once lathered on the face than it smells in a tub.
Can you elaborate? I ask because I was looking into Declaration just yesterday.
For the record, I have and love Leviathan.
I'll let you more after I use it. However on first impression I'm not sure on this one (might if jumoednthe gun in the whole set). The soap from the jar has almost a Chinese incense kinda of smell, it is not to strong though. I like it. However the aftershave is that but times ten, it smells very strong. But there was some slight spillage of the aftershave and EdP so it might if been that all over my hands. It's definitely a cold weather one.
I didn't mean the whole store @UKSteve
I took Mark and Tony’s advice and decided to get a bit of ADP in