God of Fiery

Bottom Line

Look, if you're on a budget and curious about the God of Fire DNA, God of Fiery is a solid option. It captures the general vibe, but with a slightly rougher, more synthetic edge. ..if you're a fragrance snob with deep pockets. But for the average Joe who wants a spicy, boozy vanilla scent without breaking the bank, God of Fiery punches way above its weight class. Buy it if you're fragrance-curious and money conscious.

First Impressions & Dry Down

God of Fiery comes out swinging with a boozy rum and cedar combo. The tobacco is more of a whisper than a shout, unlike the original God of Fire. The heart is where this diverges most noticeably. The cloves and cinnamon are dialed up, edging into potpourri territory. It's got a slightly synthetic chocolate note trying to peek through. The drydown is a fairly pleasant vanilla and patchouli blend with some woody undertones. It gets *close* to the original, maybe 95%, but lacks its smoothness.

Projection Power

the performance is decent. I get about 6-7 hours on my skin with moderate projection for the first two hours before settling closer. Not beast mode, but respectable.