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nfwxlsui – :
Update:
I forgot to add this smells like a less sugared sweet and more tart version of Polo Black, but 10x the quality!
Ok it’s been long enough, I’ve talked this thing up on so many posts and to so many private messages might as well say at least something here.
First, this is NOT an Aventus clone, not even close.
This is what you would wear the day you bought your first Lamborgini as you take it down by a curvy, icy sea side blacktop. It feels fast, modern, piercingly clean and exotic.
This is not a sugared mango thud like wriglys jucy fruit, this is a Quench brand bubble gum. A real punch of tart but clean and transparent somehow.
Perfumer says it best “Between fluidity, transparency and sensorial impact, Aqaysos is an explosion of rising and fruity notes, on the rhythmic pulsations of a woody vibration.”
Lucky Scent says “What is the scent of crystalline wood? This concept, of the strange geometry that might exist somewhere between nature’s most versatile material and one of it’s most fascinatingly exact, is what inspired Pierre Guillaume to create Aqaysos, a scent which casts a fascinatingly illusive prism that alternates between spicy, fruity and woody notes. The result is an elusive, versatile and sneakily powerful fragrance that wears like a suave, modern, and refreshing take on a certain wildly popular fruit-inflected masculine.
Which isn’t to say Aqaysos is another dull Aventus knockoff. In fact, quite the opposite- while the juicy, explosively fresh lime and bergamot opening is sure to delight, it’s cut with an aromatic dose of coriander, lending a metallic quality to it, at once mathematically precise and yet intriguingly otherworldly. A unique heart of little-used sansho berry, with its lemon-peppery spiciness, adds fiery depth to the sweet, juicy blackcurrant. And growing ever stronger as it dries, a robustly woodsy and musky base is given subtly bitter power with a dose of cocoa bean, which asserts itself in unexpected rhythms. Lovers of fresh, fruit-and-wood driven masculine scents will surely find a new go-to with Aqaysos. But this fascinatingly complex crystal palace hides secrets all its own. ”
I was never able to fine anywhere that said cassis leaf so not sure where that came from, all I ever found was “Lime, coriander, blackcurrant, sansho berry, woods, musks, cocoa beans” and ” fruity notes, woody notes, spicy notes”
This has been a daily driver for a coulple months now,very high quality, smells straight niche and you wont smell like anyone else. He could easily sell this formula to Ferrari and call it adrenaline, add a couple million in marketing/youtube give aways and make a monster dent in the market.
10/10 This doens’t get to woody, to sweet, to spicy, to vegetabley, it just perfect.
vgennadii-1009 – :
I really enjoy the opening. I can see the comparison to aventus. My issue is – where aventus goes juicy pineapple, this doubles down on a strange animalic note. I’m having lots of trouble putting words to the note I have in mind. Frankly, I have no idea what it is, but I don’t enjoy it. It’s slightly morbid. It’s as you sprayed a corpse with an aventus-like scent. I know that sounds harsh – and it is – But the scent doesn’t smell bad overall. Really just the one particular note. I’m sorry – this is a really confusing review. Just get a sample.
tsezar – :
In Aqaysos the perfumer tries to imagine crystal wood, smooth, capturing and reflecting light but still with wood grain texture.
That chatoyant effect is created from cold spices and light cashmere woods.
Aqaysos is quite intense despite being airy.
Try if you like Aventus style perfumes, dry woody formulas with a fresh ozone touch.
and-baranik – :
This fragrance reminds me Aventus without leather, ambergris and smoke but with plenty of sweet juicy tropical fruit notes, not pineapple though. I smell mango and papaya, freshly cut, right at the place where they grow naturally, in the shadow of an oud tree.
I could not wear Aventus, but this one is just perfect. Good for spring, summer and autumn. Certainly unisex. Reasonably priced, and surprisingly long lasting.
petroch – :
What’s the point of creating two different pages for one and the same fragrance? “ONE scent, two bottles” – states the ad. This frag simply belongs to HAP collection, there’s no need to include it into PG Collection, if they go here as two separate brands.