APOM

9 reseñas

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• Jomasa

  September 5, 2024

  

  I tested this fragrance two days ago, and MFK has bet on a unisex style with a feminine edge. It’s linear, with no significant evolution. What stands out is the floral and musky character. Vanilla is in the background, without extra sweetness, and I detect a slight animalic touch from the amber. The lavender isn’t classic here; it’s toned down and softened, not standing out among the flowers. This didn’t fully convince me, but I’m sure it would be a bomb on feminine skin. Sillage and projection are flawless: it projects well for the first hour, then stays in a personal bubble, lasting 7-8 hours on skin, like many from the house. Its versatility is total: less for the gym, but great for any other moment. It’s beautiful for semi-formal, formal, or moderate leisure situations (dinners, quiet afternoons…). As I always say, don’t judge solely by the rating; test on skin before buying niche. In the end, you’re the judge of what makes you enjoy it.

• Caresse

  December 10, 2024

  

  Aaaah, I wore it today. First try. It’s a classic floral scent, soft, discreet, warm, and elegant. My mind told me it reminded me of… which one, which one, which one?… A classic scent: ‘L’air du Temps’ by Nina Ricci. That smell jumps to my head. A classic, restrained floral, elegant…, with a more powdery and contemporary touch. No risk, no great pretensions. A daytime fragrance to wear to the office or a formal event. A soft warmth, with which you’re sure to hit the mark if you don’t want to wear an overpowering scent. The lavender and powdery notes become very present after a while of wearing it, and vanilla finally takes control. It’s something like a balanced combination that delivers. If you like Dior’s ‘J’adore’, to name another modern fragrance, you’ll probably be seduced by this too. It’s similar. Personally, I wouldn’t buy a bottle, not because I didn’t like it, but because there are similar scents at a lower price, and if it’s a house like MFK, I’d invest the money in a more original scent. True, it follows the house’s silky and exquisite line with exceptional quality.

• Caresse

  December 15, 2024

  

  Aaaah, I tried it today. It’s a classic, soft, discreet, warm, and elegant floral. My mind went: what does it remind me of? Nina Ricci’s ‘L’air du Temps’. A classic, restrained floral, elegant, with a powdery and contemporary touch. No risks, no pretensions. Ideal for daytime, the office, or formal events. Soft warmth, perfect if you don’t want something overpowering. The lavender and powdery notes come through after a while, then vanilla takes the lead. It’s a fulfilling balance. If you like Dior’s ‘J’adore’, you’ll probably be seduced by this too. Personally, I wouldn’t buy the bottle—not because I didn’t like it, but because there are similar cheaper options; if it were MFK, I’d invest in something more original. It continues the house’s silky and exquisite line with exceptional quality.

• jjmargon

  February 14, 2025

  

  Few perfumes I love as much with so little. Fresh at first, within 10 seconds the flowers arrive, followed by lavender, which gains intensity over the orange blossom as time goes on. I don’t detect much of the amber and vanilla side, but the balance is perfect. It has so much charm… Ufff. I’m wearing it now and can’t help but say: I love it. Every time I put it on, I like it more. Maybe a girl would think it’s masculine because of the lavender, and a guy would see it as feminine due to the orange blossom. A textbook unisex! Could be an amazing signature scent. It works for everything: daily wear, office, dates, movies, nights out, summer, winter, rain, or sun. It doesn’t matter. It’s good in any situation. Sure, there are better perfumes for specific occasions or intense heat, but APOM is good in everything. It’s memorable; if you wear it as a signature, you’ll stand out in class and elegance. I categorize it as romantic, charming, and subtle in scent, but brutal in performance. For me, it lasts 12-13 hours (10 sprays). I think people over 30 will appreciate it more; I don’t see it as youthful. It’s undervalued compared to others from the house. Absolutely recommended and one of my favorites. I give it 9/10.

• jjmargon

  March 8, 2025

  

  Few perfumes I like as much with so little. Fresh at first, within 10 seconds the flowers arrive, and immediately the lavender starts coming in, gaining intensity over the orange blossom as time passes, and that’s about it. I don’t notice the amber and vanilla parts much. Not much olfactorily. But the scent is so well-balanced. It has so much charm… Ufff. I’m wearing it now while writing this review and can’t help but call it… I love it! And every time I put it on, I like it more and more. Maybe a girl would say it feels masculine because of the lavender, and a guy would say it’s more feminine because of the orange blossom. Basically… a textbook unisex. I think it could be a spectacular signature scent. It works for everything: daily, office, dates, movies, nights out, summer, winter, rain, sun… It doesn’t matter. It’s good in every situation. Sure, for each specific occasion, there are definitely better perfumes. There are definitely better perfumes for going out. Better for intense heat, without a doubt. Etc, etc. But APOM is, for me, good in any situation, something that those “specialized” for specific occasions generally can’t boast. Also, this perfume is very memorable. If you wear it as a signature scent, you’ll distinguish yourself in class and elegance from the masses. It’s a perfume I categorize as romantic. Charming. Subtle… but subtle in scent. Because in performance, at least for me, it’s spectacular. I notice it a lot in the trail, and regarding duration, it lasts between 12 and 13 hours (10 sprays: 4 on chest, 4 on neck, and one on each wrist). That said, I believe the most positive reviews will come from people over 30. I don’t see it as a youthful fragrance. Still, I think it’s quite undervalued compared to others in general, or from the same house. Absolutely recommended and one of my favorites. I give it a 9/10.

• Casablanca77

  July 9, 2025

  

  Apom 2024 is an unusual jewel these days. Coming from a wonderful fragrance, blending those floral effluvia with a majestic, powerful ylang-ylang gives it incredible strength. It’s floral, meant to be worn boldly, and rare—especially for me, who usually avoid ylang-ylang, though the orange blossom (which I adore) is very present. That hypnotic floral iridescence paired with the sweetness of amber mesmerizes me. In this soapy floral orgy with amber nectar, the lavender settles like a thirsty violet butterfly, buaaaahhhh!! I definitely reach the climax.

• Casablanca77

  July 27, 2025

  

  Apom 2024 is quite an unusual beauty these days. It has the luck of coming from a wonderful fragrance, and with those floral effluvia combined with such a majestic, notable, and powerful ylang-ylang, it gains incredible strength. It’s one of those florals I like to wear boldly, and it’s certainly rare, even rarer than me using ylang-ylang, although the orange blossom (which I love) is very present. That majestic floral iridescence that unites with the sweetness of the amber hypnotizes me. In this soapy floral orgy with amber nectar, the lavender settles like a thirsty violet butterfly, buaaaahhhh!!, I definitely reach the climax.

• pedro_mm

  November 2, 2025

  

  A very rich perfume, a soft floral with vanilla… it reminds me a lot of the original Eight&Bob, but leaning more towards a feminine side.

• pedro_mm

  November 13, 2025

  

  Rich scent, floral with a soft vanilla note… it reminds me a lot of the original Eight&Bob, but with a more feminine twist.