Adjatay by The Different Company

A very well-blended perfume with personality, sensual, enveloping and slightly enigmatic. Outside of the commercial, it will not be to the taste of the masses. I do not see it as youthful or for someone who wants to go unnoticed, as it is not discreet. It is an opulent floral spell, resinous, woody. The longevity is good, the sillage moderate, of course always provided you do not over-spray. For nocturnal hunting use. For lovers of dense, attractive floral-woody perfumes, with an animalic point and a light fortified finish. People with character who want to be wrapped in a fragrance for special moments, with a somewhat narcotic, attractive, and bewitching intent.

The only thing I have to say is praise. What quality, its aroma is impressive. A true animalic floral, it does not leave its mark, it is that and nothing more. Created with unprecedented delicacy, it is an animal tamed by completely carnal flowers; it conveys tenderness and seriousness. It is a scent that must be tried, nothing is like it. It suits a lady or a gentleman perfectly, but definitely with very demanding tastes; perhaps not when worn, but to the nose I see no way it would not please. It is memorable, one of those that lodges in the brow and never leaves the memory. I really liked it immensely, super pleasant, one of the best I have had the pleasure to smell. Exclusive use in autumn or winter.

Excellent perfume. It is not made to project; it seeks to stay close to the skin to invite closeness. Although the first hour is noticeable, it then lowers to stay near the skin for quite some time. Longevity of eight hours and upwards. For me, it is the civilised version of Bogue’s MAAI; they share notes. MAAI dances around the civet, but this one has a castoreum that does not lag behind and soils the mixture alongside the musk. On top, the tonka bean sweetens everything alongside a combination of tuberose and ylang-ylang. You could not ask for more: sensuality in a bottle. For those who do not like animalic notes, thanks to the flowers and sandalwood the composition is perfectly balanced. If you have the opportunity, get a bottle because I believe they are starting to become scarce.

It is a complex perfume; the first thing I detect is musk and sandalwood over an animalic skin base, with a touch of ylang-ylang and tonka bean. At no point do I perceive flowers or sweetness, only an animalic plastic bomb that confuses me and at the same time attracts me. It is completely unisex, unlike anything I have smelled before. The sillage is moderate and the longevity exceeds eight hours; I would use it in any season, although with the cold it seems appropriate due to the narcotic nature of its notes. I do not recommend buying it blindly; it is a perfume I like and wish to understand better.

Adjatay smells like I wanted Musk Khabib by Bortnikoff to sound. The work of the musk, the high level of the components, and the mastery of the blend remind you of Bortnikoff, who could sign this masterpiece without hesitation. For the first five hours, the musk unites a creamy citrus (perhaps the ylang-ylang and tonka bean) with an animalic note that fuses with it, creating a new layer of complexity. It is a risky exercise that shows unknown facets, surprising with its originality and execution. Imagine a charged room, two bodies on a bed of flowers struggling to recover their breath, enjoying silk skin and the scent of cleanliness mixed with the sweet aroma of sex. Upon returning home, the scent envelops you so much it is as if you had tattooed on your forehead where you come from. Despite trying to moderate my purchases, after testing the sample, I could not resist for more than two hours before ordering the full bottle.