Au Hasard LOUIS VUITTON Eau de Parfum

Love this scent.
Smells fantastic and unique.
Super clean, fresh and spicy, it's really powdery and leathery with a citrus touch and i do pick up the pear and definitely the musks once it reaches the dry down.
Performance is great with strong projection, i get around 10 hours of longevity.
This does share similarities to Santal 33 By Le Labo but i honestly think this is better and more appealing.
On the other hand we have got Dunhill Century, also similar but nowhere near as smooth and high quality as Au Hasard, i was so excited when i got Dunhill Century but i ended up selling it, it's just not as good and in my opinion not wearable, there is something off about it.

This is a perfume marketed as 'for men' but I took a sample home for my husband and ended up trying it on instead. I'm glad I did as it's quite nice. I wouldn't own a full bottle and it's a 'fresh' patchouli which is very rarely a note I'm interested in wearing however I like this enough to have worn it a few times now. I've primarily worn it for going to the gym as I like the way it brightens my mood, and the leather note isn't projected hugely when I wear it but more in the background and subtle. The green, fresh patchouli is really nice and clean smelling so it's perfect in a light spray to wear when you're exerting/sweating a lot. :) I think there are better made, and more affordable clean, fresh patchouli fragrances so not worth a full bottle purchase for me but I'll certainly continue wearing the samples.

Such a unique fragrance. Its very odd. Very mysterious. Hard to describe. One person can try this and say its a freshie while another person will say it leans on the rich side. One will say they smell sandalwood, and another wont. One will think its masculine and the other feminine. Its not a very natural smelling sandalwood but its a sweet, sour, creamy, fluffy, dry woody fragrance that smells very medicinal....like walking into a pharmacy. It has a very odd balance of bright/tart citrus, a rich sweetness and a woody/creamy base. This is a fragrance I bet 75% of people wont like the first time they smell it....like me, I hated it at first and now for some weird reason I really like it, it grew on me...Its so unique you actually have to try it for yourself, you cant put this fragrance into words or even describe the profile. L'Immensite, Orage, Sur la Route are still better than this one but I can see why others would like this more...NOTHING on the market like it.

This belongs to my boyfriend. I love it on him.
The opening is a bit strong but it settles quite nicely.
I didn't know what it was when I met him and I said : "This smells expensive!"
He said : "Louis Vuitton, baby!"
And I was like : "They make perfumes!?!"
(I'm a niche guy... but yeah more perfumes to try!)
It is hard to describe yet really well-blended.

This is my favorite from the mens lineup of LV fragrances. It is definitely not super soft like some of the others have mentioned it has a lot of power off of my skin nothing more than 3 sprays. Also i moisturize my skin everyday which helps It opens with with citrus but that doesn't last that long this scent is soft leather musk with sandalwood with a soft faint cardamom and pear accord hanging around the in the background this has become on of my favorite fragrances of all time. It kind of reminds me of Bvlgari black slightly.