I try not to subscribe to new fragrance reviewers because I find that they repeat quite a lot, but I've made an exception with your channel dear sir, as I really like the fact that you take your time and go in-depth. I cannot wait for more!
For anyone having issues with this. Try this in the summer nights and it will explode, it will have sillage, longevity and everything you need. It has too much oil to be a winter fragance, even if it is darker, and it will just stay on your skin. The oil needs heat to radiate. Think of this like a 100ml oil base fragance and then use it accordingly
What a fantastic essay. I've been silently following you for a while and I'm always interested in hearing your thoughts. Thanks to you, I've discovered Pana Dora and I've even had the guts of getting Grand Musk even though I'm usually wary of musk and it's become a mainstay for me. Thank you! As for J40, I love it as well, I find it's a deeper, slightly sweeter and more animalic XXV. I'm an admitted Amouage fan though. ;)
Was waiting on your detailed analysis of this fragrance. Very spot on review. I tested this awhile back and I fell in love at first sniff since I love jubilation 25. Definitely getting a full bottle soon. Great review as always Ramtin!
Always, please get a sample first! I don't advertise the fragrances I discuss. Even if I express a strong liking or predict they'll be the next big thing, it's my subjective opinion. Remember to take it with a grain of salt. Thank you for your support!
Although fragrance reviews are inherently subjective, yours is a studious and well researched comparison. I really enjoyed your observations. This is really a thoughtful review.
@@rvmvadatiI would really like to see you review the scents by Marc Antoine Barrois, particularly Ganymede, and some of the scents by Ormonde Jayne, particularly Nawab of Oudh, Montabaco/Montabaco Intensivo and the various Montabaco flankers and Ambre Royal and its stronger version Royal Elixir. Also MFK’s L’Homme a la Rose and Oriento by Jeroboam, I’m not aware that you have reviewed any of the above already.
another terrific exposé on perfumery - many thanks. I’ve owned and quite enjoyed Jubilation XXV for several years and am fortunate to own now Jubilation 40. as with every comparison, I find there are multiple likenesses and differences, but one of the standout differences to my nose is that Jubilation 40 is mildly mentholated. perhaps my nose perceives this fragrance uniquely in this or perhaps I’m mad, but I smell menthol every time and I very much find it to be a handsome facet of Jubilation 40. I’d appreciate other perspectives.
The mentholated nuance indeed aligns with the green and soil notes, and you've accurately identified that connection. As highlighted in the video, this distinctive touch is attributed to the presence of Scotch Broom, Blackcurrant, and a triple dose of Patchouli and oak moss! The combination of blackcurrant, scotch broom, patchouli, and oakmoss can contribute to a green note with a mentholated quality, resembling the essence of green soil which that was my main concentration in this video!
I think the main thing with this perfume is spray it at a long distance (maybe even while laying down?), just because I noticed the smell to be disgusting if it hits your body with little dispersion. Just too concentrated / overly heavy honey-like smell with slight tobacco / earthy notes, just smells way too heavy if you spray it incorrectly. It smells much better when it's well dispersed on a greater area, the atomizer doesn't spray well because of the oil concentration, so it takes some effort to spray it right. Easily can go from a 2/10 fragrance to a 9/10 depending how well you spray it.
I have both, I love both, but I wear them in different seasons. Jubilation 40 is only for cold winter days, Jubilation XXV can be worn in all but hot days/nights. If I could only have one, it's Jubilation 40; however, if I had a much smaller collection, it'd be Jubilation XXV.
I haven't even smelled these fragrances, but It's so funny because you look exactly like the kind of man that comes to mind when reading those ingredients. You could very easily pass as hired actor for their ad.
The ink/moss/patchouli combo really made this much more camphorous/medicinal for the first hour on my skin. Darker, denser and far less interesting to me than 25. Not a hit for me.
Jubilation OR Xerjoff Alexandria II ? Would you consider a comparison review? IF the choice is to buy ONLY one, which one would you buy? Thx for sharing
I try not to subscribe to new fragrance reviewers because I find that they repeat quite a lot, but I've made an exception with your channel dear sir, as I really like the fact that you take your time and go in-depth. I cannot wait for more!
Welcome to my channel and I am glad you are enjoying it! Thank you!
The truth!
Ditto...
For anyone having issues with this. Try this in the summer nights and it will explode, it will have sillage, longevity and everything you need. It has too much oil to be a winter fragance, even if it is darker, and it will just stay on your skin. The oil needs heat to radiate. Think of this like a 100ml oil base fragance and then use it accordingly
Very good point
Flawless review 👏👏 enjoyed watching! Both fragrances sound absolutely amazing I couldn't expect anything less, hands down one of my favorite house
Thank you and completely agree
Both are worth owning imo. I get different experiences when spraying on both. 2 masterpieces
What a fantastic essay. I've been silently following you for a while and I'm always interested in hearing your thoughts. Thanks to you, I've discovered Pana Dora and I've even had the guts of getting Grand Musk even though I'm usually wary of musk and it's become a mainstay for me. Thank you! As for J40, I love it as well, I find it's a deeper, slightly sweeter and more animalic XXV. I'm an admitted Amouage fan though. ;)
Thank you so glad to hear! Your support is appreciated 🙏🏼
Was waiting on your detailed analysis of this fragrance. Very spot on review. I tested this awhile back and I fell in love at first sniff since I love jubilation 25. Definitely getting a full bottle soon. Great review as always Ramtin!
Thank you appreciate it and I agree for me was love at first sniff as well!
Thank you so much for bringing us the gift of the kings ❤
So cool you noticed that! 🙏🏼🌹 welcome
Oh wow the level of the deep do e to details is just amazing
So kind of you thank you 🙏🏼🌹
Excellent detailed review, I will definitely get it, I'll just wait for the right price, thanks for the review Ramtin!!!
Always, please get a sample first! I don't advertise the fragrances I discuss. Even if I express a strong liking or predict they'll be the next big thing, it's my subjective opinion. Remember to take it with a grain of salt. Thank you for your support!
Although fragrance reviews are inherently subjective, yours is a studious and well researched comparison. I really enjoyed your observations. This is really a thoughtful review.
Thank you
Another excellent and very analytical review
Thank you very kind of you
@@rvmvadatiI would really like to see you review the scents by Marc Antoine Barrois, particularly Ganymede, and some of the scents by Ormonde Jayne, particularly Nawab of Oudh, Montabaco/Montabaco Intensivo and the various Montabaco flankers and Ambre Royal and its stronger version Royal Elixir. Also MFK’s L’Homme a la Rose and Oriento by Jeroboam, I’m not aware that you have reviewed any of the above already.
Best reviewer on the planet. Someone needs to give him the limelight and his own show or something. Seriously.
Defy among the best and deserves more views and recognition. And I am sure he will.
Review is too damn long
another terrific exposé on perfumery - many thanks.
I’ve owned and quite enjoyed Jubilation XXV for several years and am fortunate to own now Jubilation 40. as with every comparison, I find there are multiple likenesses and differences, but one of the standout differences to my nose is that Jubilation 40 is mildly mentholated. perhaps my nose perceives this fragrance uniquely in this or perhaps I’m mad, but I smell menthol every time and I very much find it to be a handsome facet of Jubilation 40.
I’d appreciate other perspectives.
The mentholated nuance indeed aligns with the green and soil notes, and you've accurately identified that connection. As highlighted in the video, this distinctive touch is attributed to the presence of Scotch Broom, Blackcurrant, and a triple dose of Patchouli and oak moss! The combination of blackcurrant, scotch broom, patchouli, and oakmoss can contribute to a green note with a mentholated quality, resembling the essence of green soil which that was my main concentration in this video!
your reply here is very much appreciated both from a clinical and a social angle. I’m happy to find that I’m not mad.
Great video. TY
Brother, great in depth review ! Also if possible, do consider to make a comparison between LV Ombre Nomade and Maison Crivelli Oud Maracuja.
Next I’m ordering JUBILIATION 40 I have an same and smells so good
Great content. Thanks
Thank you
I think the main thing with this perfume is spray it at a long distance (maybe even while laying down?), just because I noticed the smell to be disgusting if it hits your body with little dispersion. Just too concentrated / overly heavy honey-like smell with slight tobacco / earthy notes, just smells way too heavy if you spray it incorrectly.
It smells much better when it's well dispersed on a greater area, the atomizer doesn't spray well because of the oil concentration, so it takes some effort to spray it right. Easily can go from a 2/10 fragrance to a 9/10 depending how well you spray it.
🐐 reviewer.
I have both, I love both, but I wear them in different seasons. Jubilation 40 is only for cold winter days, Jubilation XXV can be worn in all but hot days/nights. If I could only have one, it's Jubilation 40; however, if I had a much smaller collection, it'd be Jubilation XXV.
I haven't even smelled these fragrances, but It's so funny because you look exactly like the kind of man that comes to mind when reading those ingredients. You could very easily pass as hired actor for their ad.
“I will be golden, just like the bottle” 😅👌🏼
The ink/moss/patchouli combo really made this much more camphorous/medicinal for the first hour on my skin. Darker, denser and far less interesting to me than 25. Not a hit for me.
25 is a classic
Jubilation OR Xerjoff Alexandria II ? Would you consider a comparison review? IF the choice is to buy ONLY one, which one would you buy? Thx for sharing
Great video your Nose is Perfect again Great VIDEO 💯
Thank you
rvmvadati what's your family's heritage man?
At the beginning of my video you’ll see my name which is Ramtin! I am Persian and Turkish with 1/4 Russian mix!
@@rvmvadatigentleman super model vibes. 😊
Surprised he hasn't been picked up tbh. Be great for a rolex advert or similar
Yes very Zeus ish.
Man, how performaance? If naxos have 100% performance , how score of jubil 40?
Compared to Naxos, Jubilation 40 is a big disappointment. You get better performance with Jubilation 25.
I do get a slight animalic facet. Smells a bit like my grandmothers house haha
😂