Onyx by Bejar

I’m one of those who enjoys feminine, mixed, and even masculine scents, but this smells so macho I kept it at home. I never wear it out; it’s just not my style, but it left me speechless. I can’t remember which brand it is—Bejar included it in his ‘vibrational perfumes’ line (no longer sold, but you can find it online for a steal). Following Josesán’s great review, I’ll add little more: it’s addictive, technically artificial but masterfully done, a rare potion with no equal. Note: it’s not for those seeking something modern. I use it to scent my home, only with what I love most. The bottle is original, featuring onyx stones and clear liquid. Cheers!

It’s a scent I can’t quite define, but I absolutely love it. It smells of exotic woods, amber, and an aquatic note that ties it all together into something peculiar and exquisite. I’ve never tried anything like this; it’s simply extraordinary and lasts a long time—over 10 hours. If you find it, don’t hesitate, get one; it’s very good.

Exceptional, love at first sniff. Exquisite, exotic, wild yet elegant, cheerful and jovial. It’s linear, smelling the same throughout except for the opening, which is more intense and fresh. The rest is woody, resinous, and ambered—very different from anything I’ve smelled: exotic, creamy, and balsamic. It transports me back to my childhood, reminding me of licorice sticks or Mastia candies; it doesn’t actually smell like licorice, but rather offers a sweet, tempting hint. It’s not gourmand, but it does feel edible. Smells amazing and is truly original. Be careful buying blind; test it first: you could love or hate it instantly. I recommend it 100%. It lasts a long time—I tested it on my wrist for over 8 hours. The sillage is moderate, noticeable but not invasive; it wraps you in an aura. I’ve been wearing it for a week and receive daily compliments; being so little-known, it stands out for being so peculiar and outside the norm.