Mango Sky

Mango Skin opens with a loud, juicy burst of fresh mango flesh that feels thick and sweet. A touch of black pepper cuts the initial sugar, while a war… Show more

Mango Skin opens with a loud, juicy burst of fresh mango flesh that feels thick and sweet. A touch of black pepper cuts the initial sugar, while a warm base of vanilla and patchouli turns the blend into a heavy, skin-hugging tropical gourmand. It works best on warm evenings when you want a fruity scent with real weight. Show less

Suger Tangy opens with juicy pineapple, mango, blackberry and bright citrus, then settles into a softer floral heart with a light leather edge. The dr… Show more

Suger Tangy opens with juicy pineapple, mango, blackberry and bright citrus, then settles into a softer floral heart with a light leather edge. The dry-down looks sweeter and smoother, with vanilla, patchouli, moss and ambergris giving it a more rounded finish. Based on the available review and note structure, it reads as a fruity sweet scent with some spice and polish rather. Show less

Yellow by Max Philip opens with juicy mango and a bright jasmine lift, then settles into a sweeter blackberry-floral heart over patchouli and vanilla.… Show more

Yellow by Max Philip opens with juicy mango and a bright jasmine lift, then settles into a sweeter blackberry-floral heart over patchouli and vanilla. It reads fruity first, tropical and slightly creamy later, with a soft earthy base that keeps it from feeling too candy-like. This is the kind of scent that may suit warm weather, casual daytime wear, and anyone who. Show less

Art1920 opens like a dense tropical fruit basket, mango, passionfruit, melon and dark berries pushed forward with a sweet, glossy finish. As it settle… Show more

Art1920 opens like a dense tropical fruit basket, mango, passionfruit, melon and dark berries pushed forward with a sweet, glossy finish. As it settles, white florals and iris soften the rush, while leather, woods and amber give it a richer, more dressed-up base. This reads unisex with a fruity-sweet core and a warmer woody dry-down. It may suit shoppers who enjoy bold. Show less

24K opens with an unconventional burst of crisp carrot, tart guava, and brisk green tea leaf. You get a bitter, crunchy vegetable opening that feels u… Show more

24K opens with an unconventional burst of crisp carrot, tart guava, and brisk green tea leaf. You get a bitter, crunchy vegetable opening that feels unexpectedly refreshing under bright sunlight. As the top notes settle, spicy ginger and aromatic shiso leaves cut through sweet undertones of apricot and mango. The dry down turns distinctly green and earthy as priprioca, dark patchouli, and rooty vetiver take over on skin. Warm olibanum and star anise add a subtle resinous edge during warm spring afternoons. This fragrance suits adventurous fragrance lovers who prefer botanical, raw green scents over standard commercial citrus formulas. Show less

A powdery green floral with a distinctly unusual opening, Madame De Pompadour's Tea Cup mixes carrot, tomato, grapefruit and mango before settling int… Show more

A powdery green floral with a distinctly unusual opening, Madame De Pompadour's Tea Cup mixes carrot, tomato, grapefruit and mango before settling into rose, peony, lotus and soft musk. It reads airy but textured, with a cool vegetal streak that keeps the florals from feeling too sweet. If you enjoy eccentric florals and do not mind a slightly abstract, garden-like opening, this. Show less

Baku Nights Gold reads as a fruity, spiced amber with a soft floral heart and a sweet, creamy base. Mango, red berries, mandarin, honey, vanilla, cara… Show more

Baku Nights Gold reads as a fruity, spiced amber with a soft floral heart and a sweet, creamy base. Mango, red berries, mandarin, honey, vanilla, caramel, and sandalwood suggest a rich scent that opens bright, then settles into something warmer, smoother, and more textured. It looks best suited to shoppers who enjoy noticeable sweetness, warm spice, and a polished unisex style rather. Show less

Alessandro Gualtieri released Boccanera for Orto Parisi in 2014 as an unconventional take on cocoa. Instead of standard bakery sweetness, the opening… Show more

Alessandro Gualtieri released Boccanera for Orto Parisi in 2014 as an unconventional take on cocoa. Instead of standard bakery sweetness, the opening hits skin with dry cacao pod, cracked black pepper, and fiery red chili pepper. As the sharp spices soften, a faint jasmine note calms the blend before heavy base notes of dark chocolate, leather, cedar, patchouli, and musky animalic undertones take over. It wears best during cold winter months or rainy autumn evenings when you want a dark, spicy scent with substantial weight. Show less

Black Tear opens fruity and green, with cassis, apple and citrus sharpened by black pepper. As it settles, honeyed tuberose and apricot add a plush sw… Show more

Black Tear opens fruity and green, with cassis, apple and citrus sharpened by black pepper. As it settles, honeyed tuberose and apricot add a plush sweetness, while tobacco, patchouli and vanilla give the dry-down a darker, fuller feel. It reads like a rich fruity gourmand with a floral heart and a tobacco-toned base. This one may suit wearers who enjoy sweet, textured. Show less