Decas opens with a burst of bright Calabrian mandarin—crisp and juicy—tempered immediately by creamy tuberose and a subtle tobacco undertone that keeps the sweetness grounded. There's something almost...
**Underrated within the collection:** Decas often lives in the shadow of Xerjoff siblings like Naxos, but enthusiasts argue it's the more versatile and expertly balanced of the two, offering brightness and depth without sacrificing wearability.
**Strong performance for a citrus fragrance:** Known for lasting most of a day on skin and projecting noticeably for several hours—impressive longevity for something that leads with mandarin and tuberose.
**Divisive drydown:** The vanilla-musk-resin base polarizes opinion—some find it sensual and complex, while others feel it leans too sweet or buttery, missing the promised tobacco character in the drydown.
**Spring and fall favorite:** Most popular in cooler seasons when the sweetness and warmth of the base feel welcome; less ideal in hot weather where the creamy vanilla can feel cloying.
**Unisex with broad appeal:** Wearable across genders and occasions, from casual daytime wear to evening outings, making it a versatile luxury addition despite the niche price point.
