I would not really call this luxury, but it is definitely a nice, easy reach type of scent. The bottle comes with a pressurized atomizer, so each spray comes out in a fine mist and the fragrance distributes really evenly instead of hitting you in one wet spot. On skin I get a smooth, soft opening that is not harsh or super alcoholic, more of a light mix of citrus and some gentle florals with a fresh, almost fabric softener vibe. It wears pretty linear, and with around six sprays I get about four to five hours before it really starts to fade, which is not crazy impressive but honestly fine for the price point. I did notice when I shook the bottle and held it upside down that the bubbles took longer to disappear than with my designer bottles, so it makes me wonder a little about what all is in there, but nothing feels super off or irritating. I do not pick up any woods at all, no oud or sandalwood or anything like that, just that fresh clean slightly citrusy floral scent that makes it a really good dumb reach when you just want to smell nice without thinking too hard. Read more
As a longtime fragrance collector, I was genuinely excited to try this one. Based on the bottle design, color scheme, name, and listed note breakdown, I expected something in the realm of a fresh citrus-woody profile, possibly inspired by Roja Dove’s Elysium. Unfortunately, that was not my experience at all. On first spray, I was met with a strong burst of florals that immediately filled the room. The scent leans heavily feminine and, to my nose, skews toward a more mature floral style. As an amateur perfumer familiar with identifying individual notes, I can usually pick apart compositions fairly easily. In this case, however, I detect zero citrus and zero wood from my bottle of Citrus Wood EDP. The most prominent note I smell is ylang ylang, and I don’t pick up on any of the listed notes in the official breakdown. My honest impression is that this may have been a bottling mistake, where the wrong fragrance was filled into the Citrus Wood bottle — at least in my case. That’s speculation, of course, but the disconnect between the name, description, and what I’m smelling is significant. I will say the presentation is very nice. The padded, felt-lined foam insert that secures the bottle is a classy touch and adds both protection and visual appeal. Perhaps future batches will align better with the intended scent profile, but based on the bottle I received, this was a miss for me. Read more
This is not a bad smell, but it's a pretty average smell. It's similar to an Aqua Di Gio mixed with citrus blossoms. The citrus is more the flower rather than the orange or lemony scents. It's a very clean scent but there is something off about it that I am not a fan of. I want to say it smells like a soap or air freshener which makes sense when you realize they make air fresheners too. The box is incredibly cheap and the bottle is as well. I would say it lasts maybe a few hours on clothes and goes away on skin pretty quickly. It's ok but there are way better scents for the price and way better Aqua Di Gio clones for the price that last longer. Read more
Very potent, avoid putting it close to neck or you’ll have a headache all day, but it is a beautiful smell! Read more
I recently tried the Aeshory Citrus Wood Eau de Parfum (100 mL), and overall it’s a well-blended, long-lasting fragrance with a clean, modern profile. Right away, you get a bright burst of citrus from lemon and bergamot, with a slight kick from pink pepper and some fruity sweetness from apple and blackcurrant. The opening feels fresh and energetic without being overly sharp. As it settles, the pineapple and jasmine add a smoother, slightly sweet layer, while patchouli brings a bit of earthiness to balance things out. The dry-down is where the woody base really shows up, birch, cedarwood, oakmoss, ambergris, and musk create a warm, lingering finish. It’s designed to last 8–12 hours, and in my experience it has solid staying power for most of the day without needing to reapply. It’s described as unisex, and I can see why. The fruity-citrus opening and slightly sweet heart make it versatile enough for both men and women. For me personally, it leans a little bit on the feminine side compared to some darker, heavier colognes I typically wear—but fragrance is very specific to an individual’s taste and preferences. What feels slightly sweet or soft to one person might feel perfectly balanced and modern to someone else. The bottle presentation is sleek and clean, making it giftable and attractive on a shelf. It works well for daily wear, casual settings, or even office environments since it’s noticeable but not overpowering. It was very inexpensive at under $19 on the day I ordered it, which makes it a solid value for a 100 mL eau de parfum with this kind of longevity and versatility. Read more
This cologne smells like a woman's perfume, got stuck with it because of no return. If you are buying for a man or buying for yourself and you are a guy don't buy. Lesson learned Read more
Ok this is a hard one to review because it's good but in a completely unexpected way. So everything about this fragrance - fragrance notes, advertising, packaging, etc. gives you the impression of a Suavage/Bleu De Chanel sort of vibe. The bottle is literally exactly the same as a BDC bottle...literally. However, the fragrance itself is NOTHING like the fragrance notes. It is literally just a linear note of Jasmine flower. That's it. Jasmine. The. End. The jasmine note is very nice, light, and floral. It is super linear and not something I would wear but it could make for a great room/car refresher. Sort of puzzling...OK to good for what's actually in the bottle for a limited use but as for what you would expect based on appearance and notes - completely WAY OFF. Read more
