Beautifully soft musky floral, salted apricot, with warm woody tones. Really cosy and comforting without getting too sweet - just fruity enough

The scent itself is 5*. Beautifully fresh and zingy with a little greenery and tangy fruits. The rhubarb note just fizzes from the skin.

I layer this with ADP Arancia La Spugnatura.

I'm sure it would go great with Afternoon Swim and the likes too.

A beautiful fresh aquatic floral. With the juniper and cucumber, and aquatic notes it feels like a gin and tonic

Bought my friend this for her wedding perfume and loved it so much I wanted one too 🤣

It's a bit basic, it's blue, but it's cheap and it's complex enough for the money. Very spicy, aromatic, citrussy and woody, it's an easy grab and go.

Sweet, warm, spicy, cosy.

Prominent pimento in the opening and overall sweet and smooth.

Reminds me of the flame tree and pimento from Molton Brown.

Sweet, smooth, creamy vanilla and sweet raw honey.

These 2 notes dominate the fragrance whilst the florals, balsamics, and musks are gently supportive adding depth.

I'm not usually a gourmand fan, but I do love honey.

I adore this !

Sweet vanilla and aromatic tobacco. Dried fruits add more sweetness

It's a classic, but as with everything, the price is going up, and the quality is going down.

Underneath the sweetness is an almost tea note.

My friend who has Spanish genes pulls this off way better. It's much warmer and creamier on him!

The opening is clean, salty, fresh, and aromatic. Quite typically marine, but underneath is a darker, more mineralic sea.

This is more rugged, green with algae coastline than a bright safe shore.

It doesn't get super dark, like Megamare, but is definitely more turbulent than AdG.

The oud is quite commercial, not pungent or too medicinal, but more like a rich dark wood soaked with sea water.

The peppery spicy, and balsamic woods add texture to both brighten and ground the scent.

The first interesting release from TF in a long time.

Opens with a blast of warm, creamy, and almost sticky vanilla coffee, with sweetness from honey and powdery musks and Gualtieri's usual sandalwood.

The tobacco is subtle and aromatic and amber adds a balsamic warmth.

Underneath it all is a subtle hint of something human. A warm, slightly pissy musk peeks through the sweetness and wood.

It smells like the morning after with memories of the night before.

I'm in the happy club with animalics, so I don't get the mad gross hype over this, not how my body perceives them.

Definitely worth a sniff if you can.

This reminds me of Marlou - it can't be sampled on paper, it has to be skin.

Indolic florals leaning to creamy, sweet, almost overripe fruit.

On my skin this is mostly the creamy florals, with a little hint of green with a very soft musk.

The two new scents from Marlou are very safe compared to the previous 4. Not a bad thing at all, but not what I expected.