Sexual by Michael Germain is a spicy, sweet, powdery, strong, refined smell to please any woman around you.

Fragrance notes: Top notes are clementine, basil, melon, petit grain and bergamot; middle notes are gardenia, lavender and sage; base notes are sandalwood, tonka bean, patchouli, musk and vanilla.

Silver Shadow is an oriental woody fragrance which was presented in 2005. Designer of the fragrance is Francis Kurkdjian, while the bottle was designed by Thierry de Baschmakoff.

Fragrance notes: Fresh orange and spicy coriander open the composition, they lead to the mysterious heart combined of hot saffron and patchouli leaves. Warm, pleasant base notes feature sensual amber, benzoin and oakmoss.

Sung’s opening is very green and fruity at once. There is the citrusy bite of hesperidic fruit, like tiny, sharp explosions on a bed of green, sappy vines and green, slightly bitter, resinous and subtly musky galbanum. Quite soon, those little explosions settle down, giving a more uniform impression of tart freshness. Slowly, as the fragrance warms on the skin, most of the citrusy tartness flies off and the scent itself at once appears warmer too. The heart is an explosion of (mostly) white florals, with jasmine, muguet and orange blossom combining to create almost a paroxysm of delirious, narcotic redolence. Hyacinth brings a semblance of balance to this maddeningly seductive dance by adding a touch of sober greenness. Lastly, even though I’ve not seen it mentioned as an official note, now and again I get the impression of gardenias, large and creamy. Sung’s drydown is full of intense, mossy greenness, balsamic, with hints of pine and closes with earthy, dry vetiver.

Fragrance notes: Top notes are caraway, juniper berries, pepper, artemisia, basil, sage, bergamot and lemon; middle notes are aldehydes, carnation, jasmine, caraway, rose, pine tree needles and geranium; base notes are leather, sandalwood, fir, patchouli, musk, oakmoss, vetiver and cedar.