Accento opens with a burst of pineapple and hyacinth — the combination is bright and slightly dewy, more garden-fresh than tropical cocktail. The pineapple doesn't read as candy or juice; it adds a cr...
Performance is one of Accento's most talked-about strengths — enthusiasts consistently report it lasting well into the double-digit hour range, sometimes persisting even after a shower, which is notable for a fruity floral.
Sillage lands in a sweet spot: it projects enough to leave a trail and prompt comments, but stops short of being overpowering — closer to a confident presence than a room announcement.
The most common comparison is to Chanel Chance, particularly for the clean, fresh floral character — though Accento is generally seen as more complex and distinctly niche in feel.
Value is a recurring debate: at discounted prices many consider it an easy recommendation given the quality and performance, but at full Xerjoff retail some feel the scent's friendly, accessible character doesn't fully justify the luxury price tag.
A minor but consistent complaint involves the packaging — specifically a permanent crease or fold mark on the velvet pouch or box that some buyers receive, which feels at odds with the premium presentation Xerjoff is known for.
