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Ares by Lord's Jester

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Ares by Lord's Jester is a spicy oriental fragrance for men and women. Launched in the 2000s, the nose behind this composition is Adam Gottschalk. The top notes include petit grain, Brazilian rosewood, Virginia cedar, fir, African orange blossom, and pink pepper; the heart notes are lavender, jasmine, and rose; while the base notes consist of vanilla, French labdanum, amber,…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 20%
  • Spring 20%
  • Summer 20%
  • Autumn 40%
  • Day 33%
  • Night 67%

Key notes

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13 votes

  • Positive 85%
  • Negative 15%
  • Neutral 0%
positive reviews 13 community votes
LongevityFleeting SillageIntimate Best momentAutumn CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Autumn

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Leading answer Night

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About Ares

Main accord amber Gender Men · Women Perfumer Adam Gottschalk

Ares by Lord’s Jester is a spicy oriental fragrance for men and women. Launched in the 2000s, the nose behind this composition is Adam Gottschalk. The top notes include petit grain, Brazilian rosewood, Virginia cedar, fir, African orange blossom, and pink pepper; the heart notes are lavender, jasmine, and rose; while the base notes consist of vanilla, French labdanum, amber, benzoin, styrax, and ambrette musk.

Woods and mosses Spices Flowers White flowers Musk, amber and animalic Resins and balsams

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Longevity

Tied for the lead Fleeting / Moderate

2 votes

Sillage

Tied for the lead Intimate / Moderate / Room-filling

3 votes

Character

Leading answer Leans feminine

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