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Game of Spades Royale
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Game of Spades Royale by Jo Milano Paris is a fragrance for men and women from the olfactory family. The top notes are cocoa and hazelnut; the heart notes are sambac jasmine and cedar; the base notes are caramel, ambroxan, and moss.
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They say it’s inspired by Bond No 9’s Tribeca; you just have to try it to see how it turns out.
It’s the same as Baccarat Rouge but much sweeter, with a strong trail and lasting power. I love it; there’s no place you go where people won’t notice it. Highly recommended.
I’ve been using it for a while, and the first thing that stands out is how rare it is to find such high quality in a brand trying to make a dupe of another—in this case, Bond No 9’s Tribeca. It’s sweet, caramelized, and super wearable; almost everyone will like it. It has great longevity and projection, and it’s perfectly unisex. The price is typical for a designer fragrance, and after trying it, if you have an aversion to dupes, you’ll pass; it’s an excellent inspiration for Tribeca. The only clear difference is the absence of the coffee note, which gives it its own character. It’s a safe blind buy.
Really pleasant in cold weather; I even wear it while relaxing at home. The notes and longevity are top-notch. If you love sweet, creamy scents with hints of nut and hazelnut, I totally recommend this. It’s unisex and quite versatile.
Really pleasant in cold weather; I even wear it while relaxing at home. It has good quality in its notes and longevity. If you like sweet, creamy perfumes with hazelnut and walnut touches, I totally recommend it. It’s unisex and quite versatile.
It’s a great perfume, but I find it leans more feminine than masculine due to its very sweet opening. That said, it’s delicious even after drying down, which is why I gifted it—many people confirmed that impression when they smelled it. It remains excellent and is highly recommended for casual occasions and cold weather.
An absolute beast of a fragrance. I’m blown away that a niche-only brand delivers such excellent quality. It intoxicates me and lasts over 12 hours on my skin. I’ve been getting compliments non-stop. I’m debating buying a backup since rumors say it might be discontinued. I wish I could see more of it in the bottle. It’s sweet but not purely gourmand, featuring metallic and seductive notes. A blend between Tribeca and BKR 540. Highly recommended.
I gifted this to my wife, and it looks spectacular on her: it projects amazingly and lasts forever, around 14 hours. It’s an exquisite scent; although people say it’s unisex, it smells completely different on my skin.
If you’re looking for something with coconut, cocoa, and butter, brace yourself because it’s cloying enough to make you dizzy. Only wear it on windy nights or in the cold to turn heads. The projection is good, but what kills is the longevity—over 12 hours. It’s unisex but with a feminine vibe; test it first because it’s potent and can easily be too much.
If you’re looking for something with coconut, cocoa, and butter notes, brace yourself—it’s so sweet it might make you dizzy. Only wear it on windy nights or when it’s cold to turn heads. The projection is solid, but what really kills it is the longevity, lasting over 12 hours. It’s unisex but leans feminine; test it first because it’s potent and could easily be too much.
Honestly, it smells like nail polish with a little jasmine and a woody base; I find it disappointing. I don’t feel the ‘edible’ vibe I saw in reviews, and it doesn’t seem pleasant to me. The only thing is that I heard a couple of people say it smelled good when they smelled it, but for me, it’s pretty bad.
Honestly, it smells like nail polish with a hint of jasmine and a woody base. I don’t feel the edible notes mentioned in reviews and it doesn’t work for me. Only a couple liked it when they tried it, but for me, it’s pretty bad.
I own Tribecca, and this smells 99% similar, but I must say I LOVE this Royale; it lasts much longer than Tribecca, which unfortunately doesn’t last more than five hours on my skin.
FRAGRANTICA, ADD THE OTHER GAME OF SPADES SCENTS QUICKLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.
To my nose, it smells similar to Odyssey Dubai Chocolat. The opening of the Royale is a bit alcoholic and smells like perfume. It’s full unisex; I wouldn’t wear it myself, but I’d recommend it to someone who loves sweet perfumes and chocolate. Don’t buy blindly.
I don’t care, it’s not for everyone. Many people don’t like the clean, sweet scent, so test it before spending. Since it’s inspired by niche perfumes, it’s not for everyone.
It’s indifferent to me; it’s not for everyone. People have told me they don’t like it just because it’s so clean and sweet. I invite you to try it before buying, as it’s a niche-inspired scent.
For now, it’s my favorite of the Game of Spades, though it’s subjective. It’s unisex, appealing to both women and men, but the difference is that it’s a sweet scent that DOESN’T CLOY or tire you out. That contradiction between being sweet and not being overwhelming has me addicted. The cocoa and hazelnut are noticeable if you know what bitter cocoa tastes like; otherwise, you won’t get the aroma. I emphasize that it’s sweet but not too much—that’s what hooks me. The jasmine isn’t very noticeable, but it’s a plus. The cedar and caramel are felt once dry; it’s CREAMY, weird to say but it is. It’s a bomb, fresh and sexy, ideal for a date with your girlfriend or hanging out with friends; you’ll turn heads. Youthful? In my opinion, yes, but not overdone. I don’t think it would be a problem in summer.
It’s special, not gourmand despite the sweet scent; projects for 3 hours and lasts 9. It gets cloying fast; after 3 sprays in half an hour, I’m overwhelmed. It’s super unisex: people tell me it smells feminine, my mom says it smells masculine. If you’re looking for compliments, it’s your thing—rich but cloying, more so than Baccarat Rouge 540.
It’s something special; they say it’s gourmand, but it’s not really. It smells sweet but isn’t cloying at first. It projects for about 3 hours and lasts around 9. Although it’s not gourmand, after a while it does get cloying—I applied three sprays and by 30 minutes, I was done for. It’s very unisex, so much so that people told me it smelled like a woman’s perfume, but with my mom we use unisex scents and she was told it smelled more like a man. If you’re looking for compliments, go for it; you’ll definitely get them. I feel it’s sweeter than Baccarat’s ADN but richer. Good perfume, but quite cloying.
With this, you’ll smell so good people will literally want to eat you. It’s a gourmand that smells like peace and a well-made dessert that makes everyone want to practice cannibalism on you, but smelling clean. The opening has an ultra combo of caramel, cocoa, and hazelnut, with a citrus note I can’t quite place, maybe from the ambroxan. Once dry, it’s sweet, creamy, with freshly peeled hazelnuts, caramel, and cocoa—relaxing and clean. They say it’s cloying, but my friends and I don’t find it; we actually like it. Given its low cost, it’s light but present, not too heavy for the wallet. Perfect for daily wear in cold weather or any occasion, even with women. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
Smells like caramel popcorn, in a good way. Like most Game of Spades, it lasts long and projects well. I’ve gotten several compliments, though it feels more feminine than unisex to me.
Smells like caramel popcorn, good vibes. Like most Game of Spades, it holds up and projects well. I’ve gotten compliments, but it sounds more like a feminine fragrance to me than unisex.
Once dry, it reminds me of Kosmala 4 and vibrates like the BR540, but with a creamier touch. Totally unisex.