As I have reiterated countless times in my videos, I am indifferent to the fragrances that are sent to me. If I do not appreciate a scent, I will not bother to review it. Although I possess an impressive collection of over a thousand fragrances, I only share my thoughts on those that truly resonate with me. While it is common for fragrance companies to send bottles to reviewers, I am frank with them that I will not feature a product on my RU-vid channel if it fails to meet my standards. It is important to note that just because I review a fragrance does not necessarily mean that I endorse it. If a scent fails to impress me, I will not feature it on my channel. Furthermore, my approach to reviewing fragrances is unique and thorough. No other RU-vidr delves into the intricacies of fragrance creation quite like I do. I take great care to explain the ingredients and the process behind the fragrance, often speaking at length with the perfumer himself, such as Christian Provenzano. Therefore, it can be said that my videos are less of a review and more of an in-depth explanation of the fragrance's composition.
I agree: your reviews have more depth & research than many others & your obviously heightened senses (particularly smell) allow you to reveal to the listener some of what you experience as you encounter a scent. Love your channel. Artistic
@@pacmanfl I think it's safe to say you are learning a lot from him! And also safe to say that you did understand his statement above. You are on the right channel buddy. He is the best and will teach you a lot.
New to your channel but I love your videos ❤️I enjoy the time and care you take to explain the perfume and the background story. I feel like I'm going on an educational journey (which I enjoy). Keep up the good work 😀
They are not copy of each other but same category! I have Tygar! I have to say this one the performance blows the Tygar right out of water! But if you own it don’t buy this! Once you run out if you want that smell, then get this!
@@user-wf4nl2yy8x honestly they're both the same in versatility but i feel tygar is a little sweeter were as vibrato has more woodyness to it. But if you got one, you don't need the other, just buy which ever ones cheaper, there's a few online discounters that sell vibrato for cheaper but never seen tygar sell for less than retail. Reason why i bought vibrato as a back up for tygar.
It's the same DNA but I love Vibrato more. It's more vibrant and uplifting for me. I get more compliments as well, but I geniunely love this one more than Tygar.
Totally unisex, I found Basso the only one from the line to lean masculine. The review is spot on (obviously 😀) and I see why folks like it, it’s quality (lingers on my jacket for days) but it does not excite me.
@@raoulspiro i just ordered decant from Liberto and vibrato I’m sure I will love contralto because I adore baldeafreq byredo I’m sure I will love bel canto because I love sntal complet and gres charnel
This fragrance is over Hyped, so buy a sample first before pulling the trigger.. Also even if you like it, there are a number of dupes that smell very similar and are so much less expensive..o do your homework first with vibrato