Egoiste Platinum Clones

"### Is it Worth It? Legasi is for the man who seeks to project an image of brisk confidence, perhaps someone in sales or middle management, navigating office politics with a practiced smile. He favors sharply creased shirts, keeps his hair meticulously styled, and believes in the power of a firm handshake. He aims for sophistication, but hasn't quite honed the finer points of discernment. ### Scent Breakdown Legasi opens with a brisk lavender that, while clean, possesses a slight chemical tang reminiscent of hairspray. The rosemary note is amped up, lending a pine-like astringency not as refined as the inspiration. The neroli is present, but thin, lacking the luscious floral depth. As it settles, the heart emerges, presenting geranium with an almost metallic edge and a hefty dose of clary sage that borders on medicinal. The galbanum adds a bitter greenness, although more akin to crushed stems than verdant fields. The drydown introduces oakmoss, but it's a shadow of its former self, accompanied by a scratchy cedar that lingers with a faint plasticky aroma. The vetiver tries to ground the composition, yet struggles against the synthetic musk that appears. ### The Performance Stats Legasi exhibits moderate longevity, clinging to the skin for around five to six hours. The projection is initially strong, extending about an arm's length for the first hour, before quickly diminishing to a close skin scent. Tested during a brisk autumn walk, it performed adequately, though became somewhat cloying during a warmer indoor setting."