Anonymous 

Perfumer Christelle Laprade describes this specific creation as "the cologne of the collection"–which it is once you compare it to the rest of the collection. The citron and pink pepper are strong and project but not so much that it overpowers the fragrance to be headache inducing. Towards the dry-down the camellia tea along with the amber wood creates an almost sweet-like smell that can captivate almost anyone. Subtle hints of the top notes dance around in your nose even 3-4 hours into the dry down, creating an elevated and more well-rounded experience of the typical masculine cologne. The only reason why I give this 4 stars is due to my experience with FragranceNet. My package arrived in a timely manner but the cap is not magnetic in the same way as my other Mind Games fragrances (which was alarming to say the least), however the scent is still the same as when I smelled it at Macy's. I would easily recommend this fragrance to any man that isn't into fragrances in the same way I am.