Amyi 2.14

Baheej opens bright and citrusy, then settles into a clean woody aromatic profile with spice, tea, soft amber and a touch of vanilla in the base. Revi… Show more

Baheej opens bright and citrusy, then settles into a clean woody aromatic profile with spice, tea, soft amber and a touch of vanilla in the base. Reviews consistently describe it as fresh, elegant and easy to like. It leans masculine, but not harsh, and looks most appealing if you want an all-rounder that feels polished in warm weather without turning too sharp. Show less

Naked Neroli opens as a bright citrus and neroli scent with a crisp green lift from mint and petitgrain. The floral heart keeps it airy rather than he… Show more

Naked Neroli opens as a bright citrus and neroli scent with a crisp green lift from mint and petitgrain. The floral heart keeps it airy rather than heavy, while musk, basil, and soft woods give the dry-down a cleaner, slightly aromatic finish. It reads as an easy warm-weather unisex fragrance, especially if you like neroli with freshness first and sweetness kept in. Show less

Kingdom is a bold, green citrus and spicy floral that quickly turns warmer and more animalic on skin. The opening can feel sharp and aromatic (mint, n… Show more

Kingdom is a bold, green citrus and spicy floral that quickly turns warmer and more animalic on skin. The opening can feel sharp and aromatic (mint, neroli, bright citrus), then the heart gets unusual, with celery seed, rhubarb tang, ginger heat and a vintage-leaning carnation rose floral. The drydown settles into musky amber with oakmoss. It is distinctive, confident, and safest to. Show less

Burlington 1819 opens with a vivid rush of grapefruit, lime and mint, then dries into woods, tobacco, ambergris and a lightly boozy warmth. It feels p… Show more

Burlington 1819 opens with a vivid rush of grapefruit, lime and mint, then dries into woods, tobacco, ambergris and a lightly boozy warmth. It feels polished, bright and grown-up rather than playful. Reviews often praise the quality and the long-lasting citrus effect, but the cumin nuance can turn sweaty or bitter on some skin. Sample first if you are sensitive to sharp. Show less