The perfumes that captivate you and the ingredients that brings them to life shape your olfactory profile. It's one of the most beautiful male fragrances to me, and the usual aromatic woody you see on so many Fragrantica main accords descriptions doesn't do it any justice. Respecting a crisp opening the scent carries a sharp accord of citrus, blood orange, lemon and juniper berries.

The sensuality of this woody perfume is intensified with the addition of a fig milk accord, which also lends to a smooth creamy touch. I'm curious to try the Eau de Parfum now, if it's a step in the right direction it could be a literal masterpiece. Blue, fresh/tangy citrus opening, and an underlying thickness/spice that gives it a sort of scratchy/puffy dryer sheet type vibe. I don’t really know how to describe clary sage to someone whose never smelled it before, but the best way I can say it is like a slightly spicier, fuzzier and even a little sweeter version of basil.

I’ve watched probably over 10 reviews on YouTube about this cologne and the majority of them were negative. When I was a child growing up in communist Poland, the policja (police) would break down our kitchen door and threaten to imprison us. for some reason, i dont pick up the citrus in the opening - but that may be because i don't have much experience with citrus perfumes yet lol. I think I prefer to err on the lighter side with this one as the aromachemicals get a little out of hand if I go heavy and then they start to bother me.

There's a nice touch of sandalwood, which I stopped smelling shortly after as sandalwood ingredients tend to be hard to smell.

It has a geometric design and is topped with the iconic crown cap, which is a burnished silver for this concentration. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Unless you really like coconut note and like all different variations of the smell, i suggest going for Invictus Victory Elixir and in second place Le Beau. A few hours later I went out to an outside event and met with my brother and his girlfriend and within 10-15 minutes was asked by my brother (who is also a fragrance aficionado like myself) what I was wearing that it smelled really good. To me, "K" smells nothing like those, and if you have to compare it to anything, it belongs more in the 'green' family of colognes .

Geranium, clary sage, and a shot of energising lavandin warm the fragrance in its heart, especially when combined with the smoothness of a fig milk accord. Not much to say about this one - it's a crowd-pleasing masculine fragrance, even more generic than the ubiquitous Sauvage and its countless clones. Then comes a sensual cedarwood note, merging with earthy vetiver, before yielding to the sweet spiciness of patchouli, to intensify the innate charisma of a modern-day king.

It is not a bad fragrance, it is modern and no too "generic" but I feel that something is missing to be a breakthrough fragrance. I don’t belive reviews and coments on Fragrantica anymore, i just don’t understand why so much hate and negativity for this fragrance, or just because Jeremy Fragrance said that he didn’t like this and all of you motherfu****s talking bad now. It does have a peppery quality that is almost vegetable-like in nature and I think it is unique and blends nicely with the juniper honestly. Performance wise, It’s not the best, the smell does linger and project a little in the first hour or so and then just becomes a skin scent for 4/5 hours (in this case I’m quite glad as the smell was knocking me sick.