* Antidote starts with a mint blast frothing over citrus, lavender, and cardamom. It’s refreshing and spicy at the same time.
* The top is kind of brisk, yet warms nicely. The scent seems to get stronger for the first two hours of wear.
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Chanel Egoiste Fragrance Review
* Chanel Egoiste starts with an explosion of citrus and spicy wood. The citrus is hard to discern, as I think it’s a mix of neroli, bergamot, orange, and tangerine.
* Egoiste is a bit mischievious, as it has different characters. Sometime it goes a little soapy on me, with the spicy wood fighting to keep it manly. Other times the top goes very sweet on me – where the citrus turns more gourmand, like candied/sugared fruits rather than crisp citrus.
* Colors starts out, well, colorful with a bright and fresh citrus opening. Lemon and bergamot is on top with a light floral mix in the blend.
* The top notes feel clean, but not in the current boring laundry way. If it didn’t project so loudly, this would be a great sports scent.
* Pour Monsieur starts off as a classic men’s cologne – a mix of citrus and lavender. It’s fresh, but has depth with some green woodsy notes filling it out.
* The Concentree version that I am reviewing is available in the U.S. and is a tan-colored liquid. The non-concentree version is only available in Europe and is a completely different scent.