Myrrh & Tonka Cologne Intense

“I would hardly call this Intense. It wears off of me fairly quickly-I have applied it twice today and probably need to apply it a third time.It comes on strong at first, rapidly becoming sweeter and more powdery. It's quite nice and I don't think it has much sillage so I'm not afraid of using up my tiny bottle by applying all day long.I like a powerhouse fragrance which is how this seems to me if only for a fleeting couple of hours.”

“Smells great at first. But as it dries down, it has a synthetic note that bothers me. A note that can be found in many cheaper fragrances. Maybe synthetic lavender. My nose don't lie. I don't trust you Estee Lauder. At first, I thought Jo Malone was a smaller, niche, natural company. Then, I found out Estee Lauder owns them. Need I say anymore? Mass produced fragrances are hardly natural. Or only partially natural I should say. Ah ha! I just figured it out! It has the same exact underlying scent as mens Versace Eros!”

“This is what a real man should smell like to me. Doesn't matter what style that man has, he just has to be manly as fk. This is not a scent for punk dudes at the club, not for papi lords or loser player type guys. Instead, think of a hot cowboy, rich CEO, handsome hitman, intelligent engineer or a classic abolengo.There is a note in here that lingers quietly in the background that makes this scent more masculine than unisex and it reminds me slightly of carmex. A man can be wearing an expensive suit or vintage jeans and he will still wear carmex; classic.”