This goes against nearly every instinct I have but when you like a fragrance...you just like it. This is the first I've tried from this collection and the first from the house for that matter and I'm oddly impressed. This is perfectly described here (as not many are) as a Floral woody musk for me the emphasis is on musk in the opening it's strong but not overpowering and just sour enough to be interesting. Then the bouquet of assorted florals peeps it's head out, not that I can tell specifically but apparently freesia, ylang ylang and violet leaf. I'll go with that, I can definitely get a bit of the violet leaf actually and these are florals I can live with. Then there'e the base and I can't say I can detect oud but there's something there which is woody and grounding this entire scent. My first fear was that this would be too feminine but I'd actually say it leans toward the butch side of unisex. The musk and woods actually conspire to make this a very fresh but manly scent, I really do. Oh and before I forget, The first time I tried this fragrance on my hand, I didn't get any spice but upon actually wearing it the very opening, W11 does indeed have a spicy pimento note. It seems to dissipate quickly but perhaps it lingers and combines with the musk to create this very manly, Greco-Roman wrestler vibe I get from this scent. The more it dries down and the florals calm down the more I like it, I can't think of what it smells like but this is by no means original. In fact has a very old skool feeling to it like a stripped back Quorum or less animal Kouros...I just can't place it. I like it...and I'm really surprised because I had some preconceived Ideas about these scents. Longevity is okay and you can tell it's quality stuff but could do with a little more of the umph from the dry down in that flowery opening. Update; Scratch that 'Longevity is OK...' nonsense...Longevity is legendary on this. The scent stops projecting and dies down but doesn't disappear for a very very long time. The drydown is clean but still slightly animal...I really really like this perfume...who'da thunk it?
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Frequently Asked Questions about Londoner W11 by Bex London
How long does Londoner W11 by Bex London last?
Based on user reviews, Londoner W11 by Bex London has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Londoner W11 by Bex London?
Londoner W11 by Bex London has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Londoner W11 by Bex London?
Londoner W11 by Bex London was created by Azzi Glasser.
When was Londoner W11 by Bex London released?
Londoner W11 by Bex London was released in 2014.
What season is Londoner W11 by Bex London best for?
According to user reviews, Londoner W11 by Bex London is best suited for Spring.
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Londoner W11, from Bex London was released in 2014. The perfumer behind this creation is Azzi Glasser. The notes are Agarwood (Oud), Black Currant, Freesia, Musk, Pimento, Violet Leaf, Ylang-Ylang.
This goes against nearly every instinct I have but when you like a fragrance...you just like it. This is the first I've tried from this collection and the first from the house for that matter and I'm oddly impressed. This is perfectly described here (as not many are) as a Floral woody musk for me the emphasis is on musk in the opening it's strong but not overpowering and just sour enough to be interesting. Then the bouquet of assorted florals peeps it's head out, not that I can tell specifically but apparently freesia, ylang ylang and violet leaf. I'll go with that, I can definitely get a bit of the violet leaf actually and these are florals I can live with. Then there'e the base and I can't say I can detect oud but there's something there which is woody and grounding this entire scent. My first fear was that this would be too feminine but I'd actually say it leans toward the butch side of unisex. The musk and woods actually conspire to make this a very fresh but manly scent, I really do. Oh and before I forget, The first time I tried this fragrance on my hand, I didn't get any spice but upon actually wearing it the very opening, W11 does indeed have a spicy pimento note. It seems to dissipate quickly but perhaps it lingers and combines with the musk to create this very manly, Greco-Roman wrestler vibe I get from this scent. The more it dries down and the florals calm down the more I like it, I can't think of what it smells like but this is by no means original. In fact has a very old skool feeling to it like a stripped back Quorum or less animal Kouros...I just can't place it. I like it...and I'm really surprised because I had some preconceived Ideas about these scents. Longevity is okay and you can tell it's quality stuff but could do with a little more of the umph from the dry down in that flowery opening. Update; Scratch that 'Longevity is OK...' nonsense...Longevity is legendary on this. The scent stops projecting and dies down but doesn't disappear for a very very long time. The drydown is clean but still slightly animal...I really really like this perfume...who'da thunk it?