If the performance is better in warm weather, I can easily see this being a "night out" fragrance for me. you might get deceive because they share similar sea notes and salty vibes but overall the whole scent are different to each other.

A year later, in August of 2018, the brand announced a new variation in concentration Eau de Toilette Intense: L'Eau Super Majeure D'Issey. I think where some of the disappointment comes from this stuff is that it doesn’t really change too much upon first spray.The opening of Super Majeure reminds me of JPG In the Navy with the aquatic vanilla vibe with a sage and a light citruses. Die jetzt hier gekaufte Ware ist (zumindest in diesem Fall) das echte "Issey Miyake Eau de Toilette, L'EAU SUPER Majeure". Citrusy and herbal, a bit Aldehydic and sweaty, then watery and leathery, then it goes very salty and it nosedives to your regular vanilla-tonka base in about an hour and remains that way as a skin scent. The citrus, sea notes etc may be hanging out in the background helping it balance, but those are not forefront at all. Also some cashmere involved adding very slight creamy twist to it, while vanilla, tonka and patchouli add the sweet finish touch.

Protect your fragrance from direct sunlight and heat, otherwise the composition of the fragrance could be altered and become a sad memory of your favorite aroma. While we strive to provide accurate and helpful information, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy or reliability of the AI-generated pros and cons. I am NOT a fan of summer fragrances in general because their performance is usually not that great and frankly most of them smell a lot alike with citrus and "aquatic" notes. Looking at it as a darker, more complex stand-in for the Atelier (tho lasting less than half as long), it works for me. This gift set includes a 125ml EDT, a 15ml EDT, and a 200ml body spray, all featuring a captivating scent that will leave a lasting impression.There is sweetness to it which becomes more prominent towards the drydown, but again it's not as sweet bubblegumy as Invictus. It’s worth it to add to your collection if you don’t have something smells like salty aromatic woody fragrance.

This version, in my opinion, looks very little like the first Majeure, this one is darker, colder and more mature, and the previous one was sweeter, fruitier, amber and more youthful. I never really checked to see if there was a more Invictus style LDPH like what ADG has with Absolu, but it wouldn't surprise me if that were the case. Please note that this service might transfer the data outside of the EU/EEA and to a country without the required data protection standards.As it is an Eau de Toilette we might think that it is a fresh fragrance suitable for everyday use, but the brand already warns that it is an Eau de Toilette Intense. Anyway, in my opinion this is one of the better Issey bottles that I’ve smelled, and the performance on my skin is enough to spend my hard earned cash towards. It’s not another typical aquatic mass pleasing fragrance but rather absolutely signature unique aromatic scent with bold salty sea vibe and dark and woody aroma.

With that having been said I haven't worn this yet in warm weather which is when this fragrance is going to shine the most, so I'm going to withhold from giving it a grade until I get an adequate feel for it. Its clean, aquatic side seems to take its stylistic lead from the Acqua Di Gio DNA -- not unlike L'eau Bleue d'Issey, which is a very nice spin on AdG with a rosemary/juniper punch. On this occasion, ISSEY MIYAKE has wanted to take the concept of aquatic fragrance further and has endowed it with a more severe, masculine and powerful character thanks to notes such as woods, cashmere, leather and smoke. From now on at Perfume’s Club, you can find products sent by external sellers, always under Perfume’s Club’s quality criteria.Not a fan, its just I don't really get what this is supposed to be as the notes dont really blend to me. A men's fragrance inspired by the might of the sea, L'EAU MAJEURE D'ISSEY reinvented Issey Miyake's pioneering aquatic note for the 21st century.