Franck Olivier Franck Green Eau de Toilette

The scent is reminiscent of Paco Rabanne Invictus, but it stands out on its own. It is loud and filled with a strong vanilla aroma, almost like being in a pastry shop. Personally, I consider it a unisex fragrance, or even more suited for women.

The scent is fresh, expensive, and very pleasant. It's a combination of freshness, forest, and a hint of pine. It would be perfect, but there is one drawback - the nose gets used to it after 15 minutes and you can't smell it anymore. This is not just my experience, my husband has the same issue. It's the first time I've encountered this with a perfume. I thought it wasn't long-lasting, but others can still smell it! Even after 7 hours, a colleague asked what smelled so beautiful. In short, this is an office perfume - neutral, fresh, and subtle.