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ohx049speagoessenda – :
My second try from Byron Parfums after the trending Mula Mula, 0.9 also looked interesting from the note breakdown.
Its principal notes are almond, vanilla, sandalwood, and amber, and I don’t get hints of the other notes of saffron, bergamot, and spicy notes.
There’s a milky sweetness to it, and it immediately conjures other similar fragrances to me. I draw connections to Xerjoff Italica, Parfums de Marly Pegasus, and Acqua di Parma Mandorlo di Sicilia, all of which are somewhat similar but certainly not identical to 0.9. All of these fragrances entail a heavy-handed use of almond, despite other differences. They’re all generally balanced, sweet (but not overwhelmingly so) gourmands.
In this respect, 0.9 is, at $140 for 100ml (at Krystal Fragrances, the only retail shop that sells it in the US, or so it seems), more modestly priced, at least at retail, than the aforementioned similar scents.
0.9 is a good performer, overall, certainly commensurate with its pricing.
It’s a difficult case to make that it’s better than those above, but surely it’s in the mix, a nod to gourmand lovers, and not too heavy to be only apropos for cold weather wearing. I like it, but I wouldn’t say I love it.
7 out of 10
cMoKu – :
Very nice, smells a lot like parfums de marly Pegasus to my nose on first smell, will have to give time and see how it develops.
dimarik999 – :
@chanka take it easy, these are the brand’s official images, sent by the brand itself