Angels' Share

This is SEEEEEXYYYYY! It's a fall fragrance for sure. Day or night. As some people have said, this has an apple juice quality or like an autumn candle. But it has this boozy sexiness underneath the sweetness that just elevates this fragrance for me. Projection is good, longevity is good as well. Normally fragrances disappear quickly on me, but this one lasts a good 4 hours, which is good for me. This isn't for everyone though and may not be a good blind buy for the novices. I picture the type of woman to wear this loves leather, dark colored clothing, had red or black nails, freshly painted. She may or may not smoke, and she loves her whiskey beverages. Her makeup and hair are always on point but she is still edgy, very cool.

So this fragrance is something that to me I find it to be close enough to what a perfect fragrance is in my opinion; it's a very nice gormaund with a prominent cognac note mixed with the sweet praline that smells delicious and gets complements, the problem is that it's now an overused DNA, and there's so much clones of it out there that smell the same for a fraction of the price, and the price of it is just overpriced, but at the end of the day it's a good fragrance if you're into the gormaund stuff and want an entry level niche fragrance for fall & winter then it's a good choice (if you don't mind the price tag of course) this is a good 8/10 for me.

Angel’s Share is one of those fragrances that immediately makes me think of fall and winter. The cognac opening is warm and boozy, and then the cinnamon, tonka bean, vanilla and praline start to come through and make it smell almost edible. I get a warm cinnamon/apple pie kind of scent from it, even though apple isn’t actually one of the notes. The sandalwood in the dry down smooths everything out beautifully. It’s sweet, rich, spicy and cozy with amazing staying power. Definitely not a subtle perfume, but when I’m in the mood for something warm and indulgent, this one is beautiful.

The opening is a bit of luxe baking spice. The dry down is a well blended skin scent with a tiny(!) splash of cognac. It is not a boozy apple pie. It’s not masculine. The sillage is different from my skin. That’s interesting. I used very little perfume but it’s filling about a two foot bubble that is stronger than where I applied it. I am. Sitting in a well blended gourmand that suggests a bit of apple in winter with an anonymous type French expensive base. No insanity. No worries about cops demanding a breathalyzer or people thinking I drink early in the day. 😂

You take a shot of cognac. It burns on the way down, the vapors wafting up into your nose through your throat. For a moment you’re just sitting there scrunching your face. You decide to chase it with a spiced apple cider, but all of the cinnamon is floating at the top of your drink, so you get a mouthful of woody spices. The dry-down is a beautiful photorealistic apple pie. I’m picking up so much apple, a slight pleasant tartness that lingers in your nose after a long inhale. Surprised to see it is not listed as a note here.