Vigorous, hypnotic, and irresistible, this spicy perfume offers an intimate glimpse into the heart of a modern king ñ a fascinatingly strong man with a heart that is always kind. The iconic crown which tops the signature silhouette is overlaid with a burnished silver patina, accentuating the noble blue of its lapis dome and the stone orbs that surround it. Balancing strength with a heart that is always kind, he proves that he was born not only to wear his crown but also to truly own it. In a market where releases are screaming for your attention with obnoxious spice mixes and scalpel-sharp citruses, it takes courage to put out something as delicate as K, which requires you to take a moment to taste and enjoy the symphony of its flavours.

Absolutly love it and highly recommend it for someone looking for a great office or spring day out fragrance. K is a fragrance that gives a sensation of cleanliness and masculine freshness, which makes it ideal to wear in the office. After this, the pimento enters the scene and makes out a pleasant heart combined with lavender, clary sage and geranium. The citruses are amazing, sicilian lemon and blood orange, the kind of nice citruses you find in the Light Blue line too. Have to admit that when i sprayed it on, I was sure I was going to be able to dismiss this as "meh", but then the mid kicked in and that spicy, cedar-vetiver combo presented a slightly different take on blue for me.To me, "K" smells nothing like those, and if you have to compare it to anything, it belongs more in the 'green' family of colognes . I was gifted this by my partner’s parents and after having read some of the middling and negative comments about it, was a little worried if still appreciative. It's one of the most beautiful male fragrances to me, and the usual aromatic woody you see on so many Fragrantica main accords descriptions doesn't do it any justice.

As I said, this is a smoother blue fragrance while still retaining the masculine boldness that is a trait of these types of fragrances. The heart reveals the pimento essence combined with clary sage, geranium and lavandin, while the base is woody and masculine combining the cedarwood, vetiver and patchouli accords. I am not sure if the gummy juicy note coming from some pineapple ingredient, but I would assume so, something like Allyl Amyl Glycolate and/or Dynascone that we famously know from Aventus. What's nice is that K EDT has a tiny bit of that same dill note, but it's blended well and adds as a slight herbaceous note to the overall fragrance which is fresh, elegant and pleasant. i have to put about 5-6 sprays for me to actually make it last a little bit on my skin but I should have waited for the EDP version maybes its stronger and lasts longer but this is still a good smelling cologne ill just have to keep wearing it till I finish the bottle.In conclusion, this is a solid release and it is a designer so as most there will be more synthetic oils, but this is true with most designers.