Atkinsons James is an exceptional niche fragrance. Spicy peppercorn is masterfully blended with earthy patchouli, and the result is a rich, woody scent. The well-crafted, complex scent is unique and incredibly memorable because of its balance of bright citrus, deep woods and soft spices.
This Fragrance Smells Like…
What I love most about Atkinsons James is how it changes as you wear it. When you first spray it on, you’re hit with a burst of smoky sage and sharp pink peppercorn, which is bold and invigorating. As the scent settles into your skin, it becomes softer and warmer, with floral notes meeting earthy vetiver and patchouli, a combination that perfectly balances out the initial intensity. I found the complexity and depth of this fragrance astonishing.
What’s The Story Behind This Scent?
Created by Olivier Pescheux and Yann Vasnier, Atkinsons James is a homage to the determined young man that moves to London and quickly becomes front and centre of society with his passion and unconventionality. The unique and rich scent certainly reflects his daring spirit.
You Will Love This If…
I would highly recommend Atkinsons James to anyone who’s looking for a unique and memorable scent that’s both sophisticated and daring.
This Perfume Smells Similar To:
Atkinsons His Majesty The Oud Eau de Parfum Spray.
Is Atkinsons James Unisex?
Inspired by the courageous and bold spirit of a young man, this fragrance has an undeniable masculine edge to it. But the warm base of the fragrance makes it certainly suitable for bold, fearless women.
What’s The Longevity Like?
As an Eau de Parfum, the fragrance is meant to last for 4 to 5 hours. But the rich fragrance easily surpasses this threshold and lasts a whole day.
What’s Special About The Bottle?
Atkinsons James comes in a sleek, matte grey bottle that’s reminiscent of a vintage whiskey decanter, with a textured cap and an elegant black and silver label. It’s the kind of bottle that you’ll want to display on a dresser.
Values?
The fragrance only contains 67 ingredients; 30% of these are naturally-derived, and 12% are biodegradable.
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