How does the longevity of Sublime compare to typical floral fragrances?+−
While many floral scents are criticized for fading into skin scents within an hour, Sublime is designed with a very heavy base of ebony, mahogany, and sandalwood, which gives it significantly better staying power than the average citrus or petal-heavy fragrance.
Is this fragrance suitable for a professional office environment?+−
Yes. Despite its complex list of woods and fruits, the scent is often used for business and daily wear because the Italian iris and lily of the valley provide a "clean" and sophisticated aura that is noticeable without being intrusive.
Does the "sweet" classification make it smell like candy?+−
Not exactly. The sweetness comes from natural sources like apricot blossom and peach blossom, balanced by Singapore patchouli and various woods. It is a creamy, botanical sweetness rather than a sugary or gourmand scent.
Can this be worn by men, or is it strictly feminine?+−
Sublime is marketed for both men and women. While the opening is floral-forward, the heart and base are dominated by a rigorous blend of cedar, teak, ebony, and oak, giving it a woody structural depth that appeals to all genders.
