In my opinion, this fragrance is even more of a unisex fragrance, so it can be worn by both men and women. But where is this 'Badboy' part now? That masculine style John Varvatos is known for? Personally, I don't see him here. All other parts support this core and try to keep this citric freshness as long as possible. Minneloa is particularly interesting, as this fruit is a mixture of mandarin and grapefruit and gives the perfume a slightly bitter note.

In essence, these four Artisan give his character. The proportion of citrus plants is particularly striking here: orange, minneloa, mandarin and clementine. Of course the fragrance gets weaker over time, but it doesn't change its aspects.īut how is the fragrance structured in detail? Since I have not noticed any change in the fragrance, not even after several attempts, I only go into my overall impression. Artisan smells the same to me from start to finish. Perfumes change over time, the top note disappears after a few minutes, after a few hours the base note comes through, but not so with this fragrance. I watched the scent, saw how it developed and was surprised again. It actually smelled like I just had a fresh shower. When I first sprayed this perfume on my skin, I was positively surprised. After Jeremy Fragrance called this fragrance a 'Badboy soap smell' and after I had heard that John Varvatos had developed this perfume as a memory of his homeland Greece (I have Greek ancestors myself), I realized. John Varvatos, a well-known name in the fashion world, stands for masculine, stylish fashion.

'Artisan' is a perfume created by John Varvatos. With this view in front of me, I set out in search of a perfume that I could wear throughout the summer, that would give me the freshness and lightness I wanted on a hot summer's day. The beaches, lakes and swimming pools will open again and then he will be back! Summer! Soon it will be time again and we can go out in T-shirts and shorts. Finally it's getting warmer! It's the middle of April now and the sun comes out more and more often.

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