Purpose 50

13 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Greenwich72

  March 18, 2025

  

  This is the best of Quentin Bisch in a bottle. The opening is the classic Purpose with a touch that reminds of Ganymede, becoming a more masculine version of Guidance 46, which I almost bought because I loved it, but I’m glad I didn’t because this is much better. Nuclear performance, two days later I still smell it close to the skin on my wrist. I’m buying it right now.

• Carlos Pérez Top

  May 15, 2025

  

  The first thing I notice is that it’s a richer version than the original; I love the smell more and it feels more sophisticated, although strangely it results in being easier to use. It goes down the path of Ganymede but with greener and more incensed touches. 10/10 perfume, without a doubt.

• andysandel

  October 22, 2025

  

  A celestial incense aroma, softened by sweetness and woods, making it versatile for day and night wear, ideal up to 25 degrees. The performance is galactic; it’s the best I’ve ever encountered.

• andysandel

  October 23, 2025

  

  Celestial incense aroma treated with sweet notes and woods that give versatility for day and night, ideal up to 25 degrees. The performance is galactic, the best of the perfumes I know.

• Mithrandir

  November 12, 2025

  

  What a wonder is this? It’s a green resinous scent that puts you in a mystical forest where the air brings gusts of incense from a nearby hermitage. It’s the concept of Ecstasy by Tiziana Terenzi but without being so rare, much more polished and taken to another level. The performance is supernatural; it’s been a while since a perfume surprised me so much. It fascinates me.

• Dani00

  December 18, 2025

  

  I tried it as a sample and it was a shock. A truly magnificent perfume, rare to find. If you know Encelade and Bois Imperial, you get the idea: it’s a magnified blend of both to the extreme. Encelade is already hard to beat, but this goes beyond that. Longevity and projection? No need to discuss. The only drawback is the prohibitive price. Five hundred euros isn’t something I’d consider spending right now, but without a doubt, it’s worth saving half a year for.

• Dani00

  December 30, 2025

  

  I tried it in a sample and the truth is it’s a shock. A great perfume like few others. If you know Encelade and the Bois Imperial extract, you can get an idea, as this fragrance is a mixture of those two but magnified, taken to the extreme absolute, and even though for me Encelade is already hard to surpass. Duration and projection… why say anything? The only drawback, and it’s huge… is its prohibitive price. 500 euros is not something I plan to spend for the moment. But without a doubt, it’s worth saving half a year to acquire this perfume.

• Homeostasis

  January 9, 2026

  

  After years in niche perfumery, something has surprised and excited me, and although it cost me money, it made me smile. Quentin has solidified himself with his masterpiece; I haven’t smelled anything better in his catalogue, it’s spectacular. It settles over Guidance, the mother flame that ignites the olfactory sense. Over Guidance, ideas fall, it becomes masculinised, it becomes attractive for a man, here maturity, elegance, and class are cooked. Quentin’s formula with its Akigalawood rises to maximum power, you feel his Bois Imperial style, darker and deeper, somewhat earthy, I note a bit of vetiver, opulent, with an overdose of incense, very versatile. Here is how it evolves: over Guidance, with Bois Imperial and a prominent note of incense. It projects constantly, is very long-lasting, lives up to its concentration, doesn’t ask permission nor bother, it’s balanced and notable, it’s synergy. I receive a pleasant surprise in compliments; it’s liked immensely; people I don’t know have showered me with compliments because it swallows everything they use, imprints your essence. In general terms, it’s one of the few perfumes 10/10. I hope I don’t bore you, but I needed to share my experience, without advertising or brand influences, with my pocket and my long journey in the niche. Until next time.

• Juanariaas7

  January 27, 2026

  

  A masterpiece from Amouage with spectacular performance. 10/10.

• Homeostasis

  January 29, 2026

  

  I think after many years in niche perfumery, something has surprised, excited, and made me spend with a smile. Quentin has solidified himself here with his masterpiece; I haven’t smelled anything better in his catalogue, simply spectacular. It settles over the base of Guidance, the mother flame that ignites the olfactory sense. Over Guidance, ideas rain down; it becomes masculinised, feels attractive on a man, here maturity, elegance, and class are cooked. Quentin’s formula with its Akigalawood rises to maximum power, you feel his Bois Imperial style, darker and deeper, somewhat earthy, I note a bit of opulent vetiver, with an overdose of incense and great versatility. Here is how it develops: over Guidance, with Bois Imperial and a prominent note of incense. It projects constantly, is very long-lasting, lives up to its concentration, doesn’t ask permission but doesn’t bother, it’s balanced and notable, it’s synergy. I’ve received a pleasant surprise in compliments; it’s liked immensely; people I don’t know have showered me with compliments because it swallows everything people use, makes it its own, and imprints your essence. In general terms, it’s one of the few perfumes I consider 10/10. I hope I don’t bore you, but I needed to share my experience, without advertising or brand influences, with my pocket and my long journey in the niche. Until next time.

• meshuggah

  February 5, 2026

  

  I love Quentin and almost everything he does, but this is a rehash of things he already has. Purpose 50 is a Ganimede Extrait with some incense and a few other ingredients in common with Encelade. Does it smell good? Undoubtedly yes, but there’s nothing new here.

• Victortor

  February 7, 2026

  

  I’ve been wanting this; Amouage always appeals to me, though Quentin already raises doubts for being repetitive. Purpose 50 won me over. I’m not sure if it’s a rehash, but it leaves its typical mark: Akigalawood and woods with that mineral touch. It opens with an incense bomb that saturates me a bit at first, with great intensity. Gradually, it forms something less challenging, accompanied by bright spices and citrus that illuminate the opening. Then Akigalawood takes over completely, with vetiver and woods that tend to muddle. It’s not very evolutionary, but each step is taken with firmness. It’s basically the axis where other accords converge. It denotes elegance to make an impression, performs and projects well, but requires formality and cold weather. Its handicap is that it’s not very versatile: in the office, you’ll be smelled all day; on a date, you’ll overwhelm; in enclosed spaces, not so much. It’s not an Interlude, but it stomps hard. Ideal for a cold night or a formal event. High price, absurd performance, it lingers on the skin. Excellent for a collection; in a partial bottle of 30ml, it would last me a lifetime.

• Victortor

  February 17, 2026

  

  I wanted this perfume; Amouage always calls to me, though Quentin usually gives me pause for being repetitive… Purpose 50 has convinced me. I’m not sure if it’s a rehash as I’m not up to date with their latest creations, but it certainly leaves its typical watermark: Akigalawood with those rotating woods and a mineral touch. It comes with an incense bomb that initially overwhelms, projecting with great force. Gradually, it forms a scent that’s no longer so hard to bear. The opening has bright spices and a citrus base that give luminosity to that incensed start. From there on, full-on Akigalawood with that mineral touch, woods, and vetiver which tends to muddle. It’s not very evolutionary, but each step is taken with firmness and prominence. Basically, Akigalawood is the axis around which other accords converge without being too noticeable. It denotes elegance for when you want to stand out, performs well and projects, but the formality of the situation matters. It’s very prominent, demands cold weather and knowing how to use it. That’s its handicap: it’s not very versatile. In the office, you’ll be smelled all day; on a date, you’ll overpower the other person; in enclosed spaces, not so much. It’s not an Interlude, but it’s stepping heavily wherever it goes. Ideal for a cold night, outdoor concerts, or a formal event where you move from open to closed. High price, almost absurd performance. It stays living on the skin. Excellent for collection; in a partial bottle of about 30ml, it would last me a lifetime.