Maintaining dichotomy, potency and poise are combined as an aromatic breeze comes together with a solar amber accord. If you’re just a big Miyake fan and/or find the pretty bottle to be a nice addition to your collection, go ahead and enjoy it – just be prepared to bring an atomizer. Objectively: After only a couple of minutes this sensation diminishes and coconut becomes more prominent. I like it, especially since I've been looking for something with coconut, which there isn't much of.

This volcanic fragrance is held in a bottle replete with contrasts, tall and elegant in gleaming deep blue glass. The explosive freshness from the beginning of the composition includes citrus and fruit aromas, lemon being one of them, and sweet coconut milk. They'll remain in the development of the scent, when soft floral and woody notes appear merging with rosemary and cardamom, which will continue to be present throughout the dry-down. A light, fruity coconut that's not sweet as in perfume-sweet, but has the sweetness of an actual fig, not overripe. I have to concur with previous reviewers pointing out that "blue shower gel" vibe that Fusion clearly has.Ofc it reminds me of Kenzi Homme Night, but this is softer and actually better att balancing coconut. Think this could work for any sex, not sure as to the longevity but it's projecting well in 30+ degrees so no complaints on that front!

It’s in the opening and follows the scent all the way down to the dry down But becomes weaker as it moves along.This masculine scent contains notes of Cardamom, Bergamot, Peppermint, Sandalwood and Mineral Solar Accord. Coconut mixed with fig, an aromatic woodiness in the background with a touch of sandalwood, rosemary and ambroxan.