Neil Morris

This is not my favorite of his scents--smells like orange spice to me, not my favorite notes. Might work for you if you like spicy scents though!

Perfect scent for dreary winter weather. It's a fruity aquatic with character, not insipid. Also a perfect name, smells like a day by a clear pool in Florida or the Caribbean. I enjoyed the hint of...

Started out really nice--sort of a gentle, lightly sweet floral. But as it developed it developed a strong aquatic note, which was too much for me. After half an hour or so, it becomes almost a...

On me, this scent was vile. I tried it a second time and let it develop for longer, just to see if it would get better. It did, but not much. I got an overwhelming burst of "old lady perfume" that...

I love some of his scents, but this is not one of them. While not bad or offensive, it's just too soapy. It starts as a watery floral and dries down as a soapy aquatic floral with faint musky...

The best way to describe this one is: Sexy Chocolate. It has that simmering incense smoke under the warm coco scent. I just love it. It's a great fall/winter scent as well. Notes: Green Top...

The drydown on this is warm and delicious, but I didn't care for the opening. Fruit there?

This captures the idea of a red sky very well. Very rich and potent at the outset, mellowing down to a soft scent that stays close to the skin. Notes: lemongrass, lavendar, narcissus, dephinium,...

I don't think Neil Morris makes "bad" scents per se; I think they are just *very very very* bad on me. This one opens with a blast of what seems to be intense acetone on my skin. I get no...

This is a pink tea rose picked fresh from the garden. It isn't cloying, just as his description says, None of the notes are noticeable to me individually except the rose. I think everything else...