Never tried Pure Havane, but Naxos is one of my favorites. It really has zero weaknesses; well-blended, classy as hell, and performs like a champ. I don't think patchouli would work in this kind of composition and glad it isn't there. This is Xerjoff's best buy imo as it costs less than many of their 50ml.
Naxos would be my choice , I prefer it's refinement and how distinctive the notes are in it. Both are lovely scents, you can't go wrong with either imo. Great to hear your thoughts on both and the comparison between the two.
Naxos is incredibly good, haven't tried the other one. The other tobacco one My Dad has is by Parfum de marly called Herod. I love how in depth you go talking about these.
@@Kadaf1 I like Herod more but my dad likes Naxos more. Not by much because they are both great. I think herod is more mass appealing and naxos more individual
Naxos is the clear winner here. It is a truly beautiful scent, possibly the best tobacco scent (altho tobacco nuit from Athlier cologne is beautiful too). The tobacco and honey note blend superbly, along with what I deem to be a leather note in the mid notes. Projection and logevity are beast mode indeed. A good all year round scent altho I would suggest summer evening wear for the best possible scenario. Yes Xerjoff wins again!
That’s for the review Dan. I haven’t tried Xerjoff Naxos yet. You should try Persons Of Interest’s called Sex & Cigarettes. It’s a very nice tobacco fragrance by a Canadian company.
Great video and I enjoyed it and i like mugler pure havanne and I get good longevity and decent projection and I'm going to try Naxos and have a blessed day
Pure Havane was reformulated starting with late July 2019 and now is Pure Garbage. So when you make comparison videos like this, please refer to the latest reformulations.
I prefer the imperfect yet more engaging sound of well recorded analog cassettes to the more 'accurate' yet sterile sound of digital cds....probably the reason I much prefer Pure Havane to Naxos. 😊
😂 Your intros kill me ....LMAO. That's like an added bonus to your reviews. Tobacco notes are one of my favourites. I love Xerjoff in general but have never smelled Naxos though it's been on "nosedar" for some time. I've got July's sampling coming up so I'm definitely going to pick up a sample and let you know what I think. Thanks as always for your excellent reviews.
My experience with tobacco frags is limited, but Aramis Tobacco Reserve is the current king for me. The opening is an acquired taste, but it quickly settles into a creamy and sweet tobacco/incense base that is just stunning.
I don't really get any tobacco from Naxos, which kinda sucked :( But still it has an amazing fruity, honeyed sweetness that just pops off my skin especially in the first hour. I bought a bottle at retail price and I'm very happy with it
I’ve only tried(and own) Pure Havane and it’s by far my favourite in the Amen line. It has to be one of th best bang for buck fragrances out there. I really love it.
One of your best reviews for a long time Dan. Fantastic wording and viewpoints. It's weird, I posted on Insta about this fragrance just this afternoon (technically yesterday) and noticed that one of the big Insta guys I follow also had done a post about it.........and then this!!! Must be National Naxos day. Anyway, great minds think alike.
Thank you for the review. I showed my daughter the Naxos she's buying for an occasion coming up to user for the winter for me. I was surprised to see the video. Xerjoff it is.
I've tried them both and prefer Naxos. Side-by-side you can really tell the difference in quality. My favorite tobacco scent is Carolina Herrera Confidential Collection Mystery Tobacco.
Dan, great video, as always. I find resemblance very close. No doubt on my mind that Mugler inspired Xerjoff. While I have and love both, Pure Havane (the only A*man I like and own) starts more alive and loses its kick the deeper in the dry-down you are. Naxos on the other hand, to my nose, is more linear but it holds on to the best part of Pure Havane's development a lot longer. Therefore, Naxos is my strong preference. It is 4-5 times more expensive, true. To make it last with Pure Havane, I would use 3-5 sprays and reapply after lunch: and even then Mugler is not the strongest in the projection department :) Naxos, on the other hand, lasts 12+ hours on me and projects much better from just 2 (yes, two) sprays. So, they really are the same price per application but there are nuances: Naxos has more amber-like note on my skin while Pure Havane is more vanillic in drydown, Naxos has a pinch of lavender and is more aromatic while PH is more resinous and a lot sweeter. But to untrained nose, these will be the same and Naxos really delivers for the price, so they both deserve the place under the sun. If I had o pick one, I would pick Naxos on overall better score...
Nice review Mr Smelly! Naxos i have a 10ml from fragrance samples uk, one of the best i have ever put my nose on in terms of quality it really is. What i personally do is build up a collection of some of the more pricey fragrances from fragrance samples uk. Reason being most of the more mainstream ones i can try out in my local Boots, Perfume shop etc... I have 10-15 10ml samples and use them quite sparingly. I am a big fan of Greggie boy's sample option, i don't know him personally i just happen to think it is an excellent service they provide. The samples i really like i often buy a full bottle to go with my mainly designer full bottle collection. Allbeauty at the moment have some cracking deals on Acqua Di Parma btw.
To me, Naxos is Manly, Wealthy and sophisticated. Pure havane is unisex, middle class,? playful. There really is a gap between the two. I would choose a "decant" $ of Naxos, because to me, it has this true to life ceder wood note, and lasts longer on my skin. Pure havane is just a sweet cherry tobacco scent that does not last too long on my skin and smells quite simple and inexpensive in comparison. There is this heavenly, baby powder vibe in Naxos, but for me this adds decadence to the scent.
They're both nice - they have similarities but do not smell the same. However, Naxos is really on a very different level. The quality and refinement of Naxos makes it an easy choice. It was definitely worth the price for me.
@@MrSmelly1977 It's a great Tea based scent. I have only tried a few Tea based fragrances and Bamboo Harmony immediately became my number one and may be my favorite 2020 summer scent. On my skin I get more whiffs of it indirectly than directly smelling it on my arm. I only have a 10 ml decant and I doubt it will last through the next couple of weeks.
Both good, obviously Naxos is more refined. However, if it’s a really authentic tobacco note you’re looking for then St. Maria Novella “Tabacco Toscana” would be my choice: absolutely peerless.
Good video. I haven't tried either of these yet, but they're on my list (yes, I have a list) of things to try this fall. How would you compare either of these to PDM's Herod? I have tried that one and love it.
Great comparison, Dan! Do you think Naxos would be nice on a woman? I bought Pure Havane a while back but it wasn't exactly what I hoped. I think the leather/tar/ patchouli thing turned me off a bit, but every now and then I'd get a really pleasant whiff of that sweet tobacco. I never ended up trying Naxos because people kept saying it was just like Pure Havane, but after hearing your review I think I might like to try it. Thanks!
Just my personal opinion- Naxos would be lovely on a woman. Perfectly unisex, there are no overtly 'masculine' notes. The jasmine and bergamot are bright and radiant! Cheers
1) Zeppelin is the best band of all time, end of 2) Pure Havane is amazing, will always have a bottle 3) Naxos is much higher cost and worth the incremental $ - in my top 5 total scents of all time - complex, invigorating, performance monster. An easy winner for me. Both are fabulous, bit neither are Gravitas Pour Homme 😁
Led Zeppelin are really the best rock band !!! Dan, just type Led Zeppelin Custard Pie or Ten Years Gone from Physical Graffiti!!! or Achilles Last Stand .... as a drummer am a huge fan of John Bonham
When I just got into fragrances and had the opportunity to compare both of these, I actually thought they smelled practically identical, except that Pure Havane was rougher and Naxos had more finesse. Today, I still maintain the exception, but now they smell so much different from each other that I have to wonder what in the hell my nose was smelling back then. Nevertheless, they are both outstanding fragrances and are both worth their purchase price in my opinion, but you are clearly getting much better bang for your buck with Pure Havane. And if I had to live with only one of them - that's the one I'd pick.
@Norwyn Schultze I enjoyed your comment. If you don't mind me asking, does either Naxos or Pure Havane have a bit of cigar scent? I'm looking for a cigar scent fragrance that won't break the bank. 😉
@@oldiesgeek454 To be honest, I'm really not much of an expert when it comes to the scent of cigars. That said, I'd wager that Pure Havane has more of a cigar-like profile in there in comparison to Naxos, but there is a *lot* of sweetness in there as well. As a matter of fact, with Naxos I don't get much of a tobacco scent at all - it comes across as more of an amber profile to my nose. The closest I've come to smelling cigars in a fragrance as far as my imperfect memory serves would be Aramis' Tobacco Reserve.
@@Saxeh Thanks for that, I appreciate it. Hope you don't mind me asking one more question. I have considered buying Tobacco Reserve in the past. If you had to compare Pure Havane to Tobacco Reserve, which one has the stronger tobacco scent? And which one do you prefer?
@@oldiesgeek454 Tobacco Reserve has the stronger tobacco scent. It is an unabashedly dry, smoky and woody fragrance where the tobacco plays a real starring role. In Pure Havane, the tobacco takes a bit of a back seat to the gorgeous cherry sweetness. Between the two, I prefer Pure Havane, but not because of anything tobacco related, really - I'm just drawn more to sweeter fragrances as a rule. If tobacco is your main focus, then I'd strongly suspect you'd get more out of Tobacco Reserve than you would Pure Havane.
From the perspective of chemistry, I wonder how "tobacco notes" can be a top note in one fragrance and a bottom note in another. I guess the accords are chemically different enough that one is made from lighter, more volatile chemicals than the other.
Emmm... Seems like Pure Havane is closer to female fragrances. There are no "balls" or "meat" in it comparing to Paco 73, Kouros (honey) or Herrera 91 (tobacco). Haven't tried Xerjoff - too much expensive. Very sweet and this sweetness is far stickier than Joop for example.
I think you are really good but Please please please stop selling fakes. And advertising them. It undermines your image completely and if you cannot tell the difference how good is your nose???
Yes tony montana, not tony havana.. tony havana sounds like a still aspiring middle aged fort lauderdale tattoo artist still waiting for his breakthrough moment.. 🤣🤣🤣
The term "clone" has been completely bastardized by people that have no business evaluating perfume, everything is a clone now 🙄 Just because something has a couple notes in common or a fragrance contains a hot new aroma chemical like ethyl-maltol doesn't make it a clone or mean a fragrance was inspired by a previously released fragrance, thats crazy. I know you didn't say that was your stance, just that I've noticed that within fragcomm over the last couple of years.
Mugler looks like a brand targeting teenage Gamers who watch Marvel superhero movies. Naxos is a fine painting done by a Master. Pure Havane is a bad photo of that painting.
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Never tried Pure Havane, but Naxos is one of my favorites. It really has zero weaknesses; well-blended, classy as hell, and performs like a champ. I don't think patchouli would work in this kind of composition and glad it isn't there. This is Xerjoff's best buy imo as it costs less than many of their 50ml.
I agree Jim . And yes better price than most Xerjoff.
Naxos is expertly blended. Probably my favorite scent ever, full stop. So many wonderful memories attached to it. Great comparison!
I agree!! Thanks a lot Sean.
Love both of these, but Naxos is well worth the extra money. Stunning!
Naxos is a much better investment! Pure Havana works great for college kids!
Naxos would be my choice , I prefer it's refinement and how distinctive the notes are in it.
Both are lovely scents, you can't go wrong with either imo.
Great to hear your thoughts on both and the comparison between the two.
Thanks Robert. I agree with you.
Naxos is an excellent fragrance all around. This was a full bottle purchase for me.
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Thanks Muddy
Naxos is incredibly good, haven't tried the other one. The other tobacco one My Dad has is by Parfum de marly called Herod.
I love how in depth you go talking about these.
Thanks very much Ryan. Keep your great vids coming!
What do you think is better ? Herod or Naxos ?
@@Kadaf1 I like Herod more but my dad likes Naxos more. Not by much because they are both great. I think herod is more mass appealing and naxos more individual
My Dad Smells thank you . I already have Herod and really love it , I probably don’t need both so will just stick with Herod 👍🏻
@@Kadaf1 thats a good choice but definitely try naxos because it's really good
Naxos is the clear winner here. It is a truly beautiful scent, possibly the best tobacco scent (altho tobacco nuit from Athlier cologne is beautiful too). The tobacco and honey note blend superbly, along with what I deem to be a leather note in the mid notes. Projection and logevity are beast mode indeed. A good all year round scent altho I would suggest summer evening wear for the best possible scenario. Yes Xerjoff wins again!
Thanks Steven. I agree.
That’s for the review Dan. I haven’t tried Xerjoff Naxos yet. You should try Persons Of Interest’s called Sex & Cigarettes. It’s a very nice tobacco fragrance by a Canadian company.
Great video and I enjoyed it and i like mugler pure havanne and I get good longevity and decent projection and I'm going to try Naxos and have a blessed day
Thanks a lot Michael.
You welcome keep up the good work and thank you very much
Pure Havane was reformulated starting with late July 2019 and now is Pure Garbage. So when you make comparison videos like this, please refer to the latest reformulations.
Exactly my thoughts
I prefer the imperfect yet more engaging sound of well recorded analog cassettes to the more 'accurate' yet sterile sound of digital cds....probably the reason I much prefer Pure Havane to Naxos. 😊
😂 Your intros kill me ....LMAO. That's like an added bonus to your reviews. Tobacco notes are one of my favourites. I love Xerjoff in general but have never smelled Naxos though it's been on "nosedar" for some time. I've got July's sampling coming up so I'm definitely going to pick up a sample and let you know what I think. Thanks as always for your excellent reviews.
Thank you DK!
@@MrSmelly1977 you're quite welcome...👍
My experience with tobacco frags is limited, but Aramis Tobacco Reserve is the current king for me. The opening is an acquired taste, but it quickly settles into a creamy and sweet tobacco/incense base that is just stunning.
I do like Tobacco reserve a lot too.
MrSmelly1977 I’m definitely going to give Pure Havane a go
I don't really get any tobacco from Naxos, which kinda sucked :( But still it has an amazing fruity, honeyed sweetness that just pops off my skin especially in the first hour. I bought a bottle at retail price and I'm very happy with it
I’ve only tried(and own) Pure Havane and it’s by far my favourite in the Amen line. It has to be one of th best bang for buck fragrances out there. I really love it.
Thanks Adrian. It’s my favourite from
Mugler too.
One of your best reviews for a long time Dan. Fantastic wording and viewpoints.
It's weird, I posted on Insta about this fragrance just this afternoon (technically yesterday) and noticed that one of the big Insta guys I follow also had done a post about it.........and then this!!!
Must be National Naxos day.
Anyway, great minds think alike.
Thank you Zoopy! Your channel deserves so many more subscribers and I always look out for new vids from
you.
Great review! Naxos is my favourite from my collection, I was lucky enough to get two bottles with 35% off reg price😁😎
Perfect!
Thank you for the review. I showed my daughter the Naxos she's buying for an occasion coming up to user for the winter for me. I was surprised to see the video. Xerjoff it is.
That’s great. Thanks Poppa 58
I've tried them both and prefer Naxos. Side-by-side you can really tell the difference in quality. My favorite tobacco scent is Carolina Herrera Confidential Collection Mystery Tobacco.
Dan, great video, as always. I find resemblance very close. No doubt on my mind that Mugler inspired Xerjoff. While I have and love both, Pure Havane (the only A*man I like and own) starts more alive and loses its kick the deeper in the dry-down you are. Naxos on the other hand, to my nose, is more linear but it holds on to the best part of Pure Havane's development a lot longer. Therefore, Naxos is my strong preference. It is 4-5 times more expensive, true. To make it last with Pure Havane, I would use 3-5 sprays and reapply after lunch: and even then Mugler is not the strongest in the projection department :) Naxos, on the other hand, lasts 12+ hours on me and projects much better from just 2 (yes, two) sprays. So, they really are the same price per application but there are nuances: Naxos has more amber-like note on my skin while Pure Havane is more vanillic in drydown, Naxos has a pinch of lavender and is more aromatic while PH is more resinous and a lot sweeter. But to untrained nose, these will be the same and Naxos really delivers for the price, so they both deserve the place under the sun. If I had o pick one, I would pick Naxos on overall better score...
Thanks a lot Serge. Good description here.
Nice review Mr Smelly! Naxos i have a 10ml from fragrance samples uk, one of the best i have ever put my nose on in terms of quality it really is. What i personally do is build up a collection of some of the more pricey fragrances from fragrance samples uk. Reason being most of the more mainstream ones i can try out in my local Boots, Perfume shop etc... I have 10-15 10ml samples and use them quite sparingly. I am a big fan of Greggie boy's sample option, i don't know him personally i just happen to think it is an excellent service they provide. The samples i really like i often buy a full bottle to go with my mainly designer full bottle collection. Allbeauty at the moment have some cracking deals on Acqua Di Parma btw.
Thanks a lot Lewis. I agree.
To me, Naxos is Manly, Wealthy and sophisticated. Pure havane is unisex, middle class,? playful. There really is a gap between the two. I would choose a "decant" $ of Naxos, because to me, it has this true to life ceder wood note, and lasts longer on my skin. Pure havane is just a sweet cherry tobacco scent that does not last too long on my skin and smells quite simple and inexpensive in comparison. There is this heavenly, baby powder vibe in Naxos, but for me this adds decadence to the scent.
I’m curious where Naxos lines up with the likes of Herod, Tobacco Oud, ATH Tabac, etc...?
Great review! Glad I found your channel!
I love the cacao in pure havane
They're both nice - they have similarities but do not smell the same. However, Naxos is really on a very different level. The quality and refinement of Naxos makes it an easy choice. It was definitely worth the price for me.
I've never smelled Pure Havane but I love and have a decant of Naxos.
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Thanks AH. I never heard of that By Kilian!
@@MrSmelly1977 It's a great Tea based scent. I have only tried a few Tea based fragrances and Bamboo Harmony immediately became my number one and may be my favorite 2020 summer scent. On my skin I get more whiffs of it indirectly than directly smelling it on my arm. I only have a 10 ml decant and I doubt it will last through the next couple of weeks.
I like them both but wouldn’t really compare them as they are both very different . Naxos has better longevity and isn’t as sweet as PM
Great video! Tony Montana used Lagerfeld classic in scarface to get in right mood
I have both and whilst I enjoy Pure Havane, Naxos takes this hands down - immediate compliment getter and the scent is intoxicating
Love With Comparison Video Review, But Mugler Pure Havane is still Purchase over $80.
Enjoyed Bruh 💥
Both good, obviously Naxos is more refined. However, if it’s a really authentic tobacco note you’re looking for then St. Maria Novella “Tabacco Toscana” would be my choice: absolutely peerless.
I have both, and I agree Naxos is nicer but I would recommend people get Pure Havane instead it does much of the same thing for FAR less money.
Naxos was my first and favorite xerjoff!
Good video. I haven't tried either of these yet, but they're on my list (yes, I have a list) of things to try this fall. How would you compare either of these to PDM's Herod? I have tried that one and love it.
Great comparison, Dan! Do you think Naxos would be nice on a woman? I bought Pure Havane a while back but it wasn't exactly what I hoped. I think the leather/tar/ patchouli thing turned me off a bit, but every now and then I'd get a really pleasant whiff of that sweet tobacco. I never ended up trying Naxos because people kept saying it was just like Pure Havane, but after hearing your review I think I might like to try it. Thanks!
Just my personal opinion- Naxos would be lovely on a woman. Perfectly unisex, there are no overtly 'masculine' notes. The jasmine and bergamot are bright and radiant!
Cheers
Hello. I think Naxos is more unisex and would be great on a woman .
@@MrSmelly1977 Thanks, Dan! I'll definitely give it a try!
1) Zeppelin is the best band of all time, end of
2) Pure Havane is amazing, will always have a bottle
3) Naxos is much higher cost and worth the incremental $ - in my top 5 total scents of all time - complex, invigorating, performance monster. An easy winner for me.
Both are fabulous, bit neither are Gravitas Pour Homme 😁
Thank you Frank!!! Yeah my dad had the LP of Led Zepellin 1 and I’d never heard of them. I played it one day aged 12 and I couldn’t believe it!
Led Zeppelin are really the best rock band !!! Dan, just type Led Zeppelin Custard Pie or Ten Years Gone from Physical Graffiti!!! or Achilles Last Stand .... as a drummer am a huge fan of John Bonham
obnaxos by jerxoff. yeah yeah great tobacco note yadayada. if you get past the womit/headache inducing sweetness. thnkgod i doched that bullet.
Insurrection II Wild 👍🇺🇸
When I just got into fragrances and had the opportunity to compare both of these, I actually thought they smelled practically identical, except that Pure Havane was rougher and Naxos had more finesse. Today, I still maintain the exception, but now they smell so much different from each other that I have to wonder what in the hell my nose was smelling back then. Nevertheless, they are both outstanding fragrances and are both worth their purchase price in my opinion, but you are clearly getting much better bang for your buck with Pure Havane. And if I had to live with only one of them - that's the one I'd pick.
@Norwyn Schultze I enjoyed your comment. If you don't mind me asking, does either Naxos or Pure Havane have a bit of cigar scent? I'm looking for a cigar scent fragrance that won't break the bank. 😉
@@oldiesgeek454 To be honest, I'm really not much of an expert when it comes to the scent of cigars. That said, I'd wager that Pure Havane has more of a cigar-like profile in there in comparison to Naxos, but there is a *lot* of sweetness in there as well. As a matter of fact, with Naxos I don't get much of a tobacco scent at all - it comes across as more of an amber profile to my nose. The closest I've come to smelling cigars in a fragrance as far as my imperfect memory serves would be Aramis' Tobacco Reserve.
@@Saxeh Thanks for that, I appreciate it. Hope you don't mind me asking one more question. I have considered buying Tobacco Reserve in the past. If you had to compare Pure Havane to Tobacco Reserve, which one has the stronger tobacco scent? And which one do you prefer?
@@oldiesgeek454 Tobacco Reserve has the stronger tobacco scent. It is an unabashedly dry, smoky and woody fragrance where the tobacco plays a real starring role. In Pure Havane, the tobacco takes a bit of a back seat to the gorgeous cherry sweetness. Between the two, I prefer Pure Havane, but not because of anything tobacco related, really - I'm just drawn more to sweeter fragrances as a rule. If tobacco is your main focus, then I'd strongly suspect you'd get more out of Tobacco Reserve than you would Pure Havane.
@@Saxeh Great description... I can't thank you enough. 😉
Love me some wacky tobacky:) Great vid as always!
Pure Havana is still one of my best of all time.
Thank Brett.
From the perspective of chemistry, I wonder how "tobacco notes" can be a top note in one fragrance and a bottom note in another. I guess the accords are chemically different enough that one is made from lighter, more volatile chemicals than the other.
That intro! 😂😂😂 Great video also
Thanks a lot Rich!
These 2 and Carlisle are picks 4 fall/winter
Carlisle is just way to oddly sweet for me. Like it's a bad sour sweet type of smell.
Great review as usual. Have you smelled "Une Nuit A Doha" by Stephane Humbert Lucas? Remarkable fragrance.
Thank Thm46. No I haven’t tried that one .
I want a sample of Tobacco Oud Intense, but it's really hard, almost impossible, to find in the UK. Any ideas?
Tom's Creed decants is only 18 pounds for 10 ml of naxos
It's funny how people try to justify why they spent 250$ on a copy (a bad one for many).
Well one makes me feel kind of sick, and the other smells good on skin even after a shower. I'll let you guess which is which haha.
Thanks Kyuu!
Does anyone else smell licorice in Naxos ?
Non what so ever for me
If Xerjoff Naxos is to expensive you pick Pure Havane, is Pure Havane to expensive you pick Reyane Tradition Insurrection Wild II
Hahahaha I died when you showed the dupes! Laughing so hard 🤣🤣👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you Sarah!! Looking forward to your next video!
Emmm... Seems like Pure Havane is closer to female fragrances. There are no "balls" or "meat" in it comparing to Paco 73, Kouros (honey) or Herrera 91 (tobacco). Haven't tried Xerjoff - too much expensive. Very sweet and this sweetness is far stickier than Joop for example.
Thanks for the comment !
I think you are really good but Please please please stop selling fakes. And advertising them. It undermines your image completely and if you cannot tell the difference how good is your nose???
Yes tony montana, not tony havana.. tony havana sounds like a still aspiring middle aged fort lauderdale tattoo artist still waiting for his breakthrough moment.. 🤣🤣🤣
:))))))))))))
The term "clone" has been completely bastardized by people that have no business evaluating perfume, everything is a clone now 🙄 Just because something has a couple notes in common or a fragrance contains a hot new aroma chemical like ethyl-maltol doesn't make it a clone or mean a fragrance was inspired by a previously released fragrance, thats crazy. I know you didn't say that was your stance, just that I've noticed that within fragcomm over the last couple of years.
@@rocketrandalhood5180 lol nope Hintz isn't my real name, but Hinze definitely is 😊
I agree Jeremy .
@@rocketrandalhood5180 👀
*random scent contains pineapple*
Everyone: aventus clone!!!
1978 😂😂😂
170 quid 100ml is not expensive at all.
Mugler looks like a brand targeting teenage Gamers who watch Marvel superhero movies.
Naxos is a fine painting done by a Master.
Pure Havane is a bad photo of that painting.