Bentley Infinite - EDT - Volume: 100 ml

Nathalie Lorson has created a fragrance that fully reveals its effect in the warmer season. Infinite is a wonderfully spicy, subtly powdery violet and wood scent. It starts with a juicy lemon note, followed by a combination of cedar, vetiver, and pepper, which creates a delightful connection beneath this citrus note. A subtle hint of flowers in the middle of this fragrance fits very well with the overall tone of Infinite. The composition conveys a modern, understated form of a barbershop scent and can be well worn by men aged 35 and up. I am surprised that it doesn't receive as much recognition as it should, as it is truly a fantastic fragrance.

Nathalie Lorson has created a fragrance that fully reveals its effect in the warmer season. Infinite is a wonderfully spicy, subtly powdery violet and wood scent. It starts with a juicy lemon note, followed by a combination of cedar, vetiver, and pepper, which creates a delightful connection beneath this citrus note. A subtle hint of flowers in the middle of this fragrance fits very well with the overall tone of Infinite. The composition conveys a modern, understated form of a barbershop scent and can be well worn by men aged 35 and up. I am surprised that it doesn't receive as much recognition as it should, as it is truly a fantastic fragrance.

Nathalie Lorson has created a fragrance that fully reveals its effect in the warmer season. Infinite is a wonderfully spicy, subtly powdery violet and wood scent. It starts with a juicy lemon note, followed by a combination of cedar, vetiver, and pepper, which creates a delightful connection beneath this citrus note. A subtle hint of flowers in the middle of this fragrance fits very well with the overall tone of Infinite. The composition conveys a modern, understated form of a barbershop scent and can be well worn by men aged 35 and up. I am surprised that it doesn't receive as much recognition as it should, as it is truly a fantastic fragrance.

Nathalie Lorson has created a fragrance that fully reveals its effect in the warmer season. Infinite is a wonderfully spicy, subtly powdery violet and wood scent. It starts with a juicy lemon note, followed by a combination of cedar, vetiver, and pepper, which creates a delightful connection beneath this citrus note. A subtle hint of flowers in the middle of this fragrance fits very well with the overall tone of Infinite. The composition conveys a modern, understated form of a barbershop scent and can be well worn by men aged 35 and up. I am surprised that it doesn't receive as much recognition as it should, as it is truly a fantastic fragrance.

Value mineral minimalism In the opening it feels like a facet of Declaration. Like a cleaner version, or cologne version. In that way it has a resemblance to the flinty mineral aspects of TdH, though they differ a bit more. It lacks of the cumin dirty aspects of Declaration and the Orangy earthy citrus of TdH. It has some violet in the heart, driving this similar to a D'Squared fragrance. I don't like the chrome on the bottle, I think it looks tacky. It is noticeably light. But it doesn't have any effervescence to lift it or sparkle in any way. It misses that watery or airy aspects of more refined fragrances that would fill the same spot in a rotation. Still, it is quite cheap, and a car company fragrance, so I don't want to judge it too harshly. Neutral.