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mazdaa8 – :
Dam wish I could buy this in the UK.
Vedun – :
Update! A couple opinions of mine have changed about this scent:
* This IS more masculine than David Yurman Limited in spite of their similarities. I took turns wearing them back to back, and the rose is more dominant in David Yurman Limited, while Legacy Round 6 is more well rounded. I was even expressly told that the David Yurman was quite feminine, while being told the next day that Legacy Round 6 smells masculine.
* While this is slightly more masculine than David Yurman Limited, it is still perfectly unisex. But, you won’t walk around smelling like a bouquet all day.
* THERE IS A DRYDOWN! Wearing this in the heat of the summer, when my skin actually has a chance to dissipate this scent’s notes, the Oud is actually the longest lasting note! The Oud is rather sweet and woody, not very pungent, but still a bit dirty. I believe it’s the same Oud note that’s in Ferrari Essence Oud, but it also kind of reminds me of the Oud in Lattafa Raghba, but it’s nowhere near as strong.
*Performance is still perfect, all day performance with 2 sprays, and you can touch up with one spray in the evening to refresh before going out. It’s rather strong at first, so apply at least 20 minutes before leaving. Projection is heavy for about 4 hours and the total scent lasts over 12 hours.
I decided to size down my collection and had a tough time deciding which to keep between this and the cheaper David Yurman Limited, but after wearing them again, the answer was simple! Legacy Oud Round 6 is staying. 🙂
жека88 – :
This is one of the most opulent scents I’ve experienced, and possibly one of the best blended Rose-Oud combos I’ve tested to date!
First impression: This is VERY similar to David Yurman Limited Edition perfume extract (deep red bottle), but this is far improved and less rough around the edges. This doesn’t have the leather, but instead, papyrus, and it’s blended extremely well, like a Dior or Chanel scent. Equally dominant rose, oud, saffron, and raspberry jump out at first spray, and these are some of my favorite notes. The papyrus starts to creep out soon after, and this is noticeably the same papyrus note that you’ll find in Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir, which is again, one of my favorite notes! (Bvlgari based their entire scent around this note, if that speaks at all to its quality)
If you don’t like rose, you’ll likely find this too feminine, but if you do, then you’re in for a pleasant middle eastern inspired surprise! The rose IS less dominant than it is in David Yurman Limited. Still, I’m actually rather surprised that this scent is labeled here as “For men”, as this is absolutely as unisex of a rose-oud as it gets. There’s actually nothing on the bottle or box that says “for men”, and I have a feeling that’s intentional.
Surprisingly, the bottle is actually a little quarky… it’s top heavy when oriented like the picture above, so much so that I’m nervous about setting it that way on the shelf with my other scents, but luckily, it also sits on its side, which means no risk of toppling over. Height-wise, that just means this 3.4oz bottle will end up in the front of my collection with smaller bottles, which isn’t a bad thing. The cap is also magnetized, like Bleu de Chanel and Sauvage. One more slight negative is that there’s nothing on the bottle indicating which scent is which – you’ll have to judge by the color of the laces. Overall, not a bad bottle, but not the best. It looks good, but it might irritate the purists.
So far, this is VERY strong, and I think a single spray would do for many wearers. I currently have a single spray, dabbed once, between both my wrists, and it’s wafting very nicely.
Im really looking forward to seeing how long this scent performs this well! So far, it’s very impressive! More to come after I have time to sample this one more over the coming days!
Stay tuned!
Update: So far, I’ve been unable to reach the end of the dry down, which speaks volumes to how long this scent lasts! It’s also been rather linear, but I have no complaints, as I really love the scent just the way it is. Not every scent benefits from changing throughout the day! Projection is still very strong and one, MAYBE two sprays, will do for most wearers, although I like to wear 3 sprays to enjoy this all to myself while wearing it around the house.