Quality Fragrance Oils' Impression #118, Inspired by La Vie Est Belle for Women (10ml Roll On)

I don’t know how this happened because the plastic seal around the bottle was not broken…but when it arrived it has already leaked everywhere. Oil dripped everywhere on my hands and kitchen counter when I removed the plastic protector. Maybe the cap was a bit loose under the plastic and moved around during shipping. However the smell is amazing, even better than baccarat rouge 540 imo (and longer lasting too). I might decant it into another roller bottle in case theres a leak.

I bought this Yves Black dupe on a whim last year. I've gotten so many compliments for it!! (including someone who wanted to buy it as a gift. I've tried different dupes of the same scent quite a few that are more expensive and none have compared. Is the dupe perfect? Probably not but I really like it. My only complaint is that I wished it lasted a little longer throughout the day (4-6 hours) but the bottle is small enough that you could keep it in your purse and reapply if you want. Highly Recommended.

I really enjoyed this scent on it's own - to my nose it's much more of a citrus forward beginning with a woodier base as compared to Aventus.The longevity is outstanding.For a fraction of a fraction of what Aventus costs, this is a terrific scent that has some notes that might be similar to Aventus.

I haven't had the ORIGINAL pricey scent for years, but when I opened this roll-on impression, it instantly struck me - that scent memory! It's a very distinct and recognizable scent, and I think MOST DEFINITELY give this a shot, as it's VERY close to the original, and either way - it's a great and strikingly unique scent no matter what!!!

Ok Essential oils are garbage that's the truth, but this stuff cologne suspended in an oil instead of alcohol this stuff lasts all day, gets into the fabric and persists until you do laundry. I've been told by Feminist haters how good I smell wearing this and how much they hate themselves for liking the way I smell. If it gets on a coat or something you don't generally wash more than once a month or season you smell like it for that long with just a freshening up every few weeks or so. One vial of this stuff lasts a Long time and not just the Jimmy Choo Mann but the Versache Eros and other scents, it's an excellent value for the price. Try a bottle out no regerts.

I'm a bit of a finicky buyer when it comes to fragrances, and even when I purchase an original cologne at a store, I might return it if it clashes with my body chemistry. I chose the Acqua Di Gio fragrance because 1. I know the original by heart and 2. I really enjoy how it works with my chemistry, so it'd be fool-proof to test it out and if I hated this by-comparison-cheap "impression" or if I loved it.Cost: Absolutely inexpensive. Bottle is roughly the size of my thumb and a couple of "licks" of the roll-on really do a great job. I see it lasting a WHILE, comparing it to maybe a 3.5oz bottle or maybe a bit longer.Product: A bit weird to get used to an oil, rather than a spray, specially since it doesn't have that "IN YOUR F***G FACE" first spritz that only lasts a couple of minutes from the original. That means, you don't get that wonderful "AHHHH" moment when you sniff it out of the bottle. What you get instead about 10 minutes after, is a perfect amount of fragrance and sillage that just won't quit until you shower. I even fell asleep with it on and woke up with a very pleasant aroma on my clothes.Fragrance: One thing I noticed is that the best release of fragrance comes after you've had it on for a bit, and it heats up with your body, otherwise the smell is hardly noticeable. I purchased several impressions at once to skimp on shipping (and I also figured that the more chances I gave it, the higher the chance I'd find at least one I enjoyed). Overall, I was pleasantly surprised with all of them, but still here's a listing of what I thought of each. Acqua Di Gio: It's probably one of the oldest fragrances they have available, so they've had time to perfect it. 5/5. The real deal is 50$ for 3.5oz, so not saving A TON, but out of curiosity I tried it out and I'm happy I did. Abercrombie Fierce: Unlike a lot of people, I'm not annoyed by this fragrance. 5/5. Again, real deal is 50$, so we're still in VERY NICE, but "not a big deal" territory. Paco Rabbane 1 Million: This is where it gets interesting, a $90 bottle can't possibly be replicated by a 7$ knock-off, right? 4.5/5. This one I'd only smelled on a test strip from a magazine, so I've no idea how it would work with my body chemistry. It's spot-on close to the test strip, and I'm extremely happy I didn't buy the original, because I kind of hate it on me. :D I'll pass by the mall and try the original, but besides the initial notes I loved, I think I'm cool not owning this one. Again, that's a personal preference on the original, not the impression. The impression is PERFECT. Tom Ford Oud Wood & Tuscan Leather: $225 each. Too rich for my blood, and also I wouldn't call it a "real" cologne in a sense. It's more like a collection of really nice smells that would go amazing as a layer with other more "average" cologne. Wouldn't know how to rate it, since I haven't even smelled (or even heard of) the real deal, but I thought it'd be a fun experiment, which it was. Once I smell the originals, I'll know: if it's spot-on (which an educated guess tells me it will be) it's a great deal. If it's not spot-on, it's still an enjoyable base to personalize the original colognes I already own.Usage: I would feel totally confident wearing this out, pretty much anywhere. It doesn't have that strange "cheap-cologne" smell. Since it's an oil, I guess I could also put it in unscented body lotion, but that's more for personal usage, since I'm guessing the scent would be perfectly faint. I also see it as a "perfectly safe to waste" fragrance, like when you go to the gym or just day to day activities where you still want to smell great but don't want to spray a $90 bottle for a couple of hrs before you take a shower, which is surprisingly often.So there you have it, in short, buy with confidence and if you're not willing to part with 7$ ea. for the sake of testing one of these out, be my guest and spend however much the one you want costs. I tried them, and I thought they were amazing. With that said, I don't think I'm going to "test" anymore unless I actually like the real deal. (I'm looking at you, Rabbane's 1 Million)

The oil does have that “expensive” scent I was looking for but it’s not very strong at all. Even smelling it from the roller ball it doesn’t have a strong scent. For the price I do think it’s okay because it doesn’t smell cheap at all. You either need to apply a good bit or layer it with something else

I was looking for an extremely inexpensive version of the Baccarat Rouge 540 perfume and came across this oil. Since it was affordable, I figured I would buy it, in hopes that it would smell like the actual perfume. To my surprise it does. When you first apply the oil, you immediately get this sweet cotton candy scent, then after a few minutes, the stronger perfume notes really kick in. It does seem to have more of a strong/masculine scent once rubbed in and not the fresh scent like the original. However, it is pretty close and still smells amazing. The only downside is that once applied, the scent did not last long. I have to reapply the oil several times a day. Other than that I absolutely love this oil. I highly recommend if your are looking for a alternative and don’t want to pay $600 for bottle of perfume.

Love this on my wife.Very very long lasting