Perfumer: Antonie Maisondieu
Notes of mandarin, bergamot, ginger, cardamom, nutmeg, wild rose, gray amber, Tonka bean, cedar and patchouli.
Another dissapoining attempt of a floral for the man. To my nose, the overall effect is a woody baby powder.
-This is the the oddest scent from the British line so far-. This is exactly what I thought when I sprayed today "Brit" on my wrist and I kept sniffing it for a couple of hours.
"Brit" opens loud with a overpowering top notes that melt together becoming rather generic and synthetic .
Just be patiente and then, this perfume will develop into something much more pleasant and complex.
In fact the real soul of the whole juice remains in its heart notes with a delightful mix of nutmeg, rose, soft woods and tonka bean.
Unfortunately, the fragrance quickly changes and develops really sweet, and (argh) something powdery with soft cedar and a whisper or rose in the background.
It is a real fiasco.
This is very unisex leaning on the feminine side.
I am sure a lot of girls would like it more than men.
So, at the end of the day, who would enjoy wearing this?
I can only picture skinny, gaunt, effeminate, androgynous guys enjoying this cologne.
Longevity is average. It develops subtle.
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