Neil Morris

I can't decide what this, but having said that, I like it alot. I agree with the other review that this doesn't smell like any other incense fragrance I've tried. And the leather takes it into a...

Adore this! It starts out with a really lovely green-leather-floral thing. I usually don't like green notes, but this is really good. (As a point of reference, Chanel's Bel Respiro is the only...

City Rain has a very realistic rain note in the opening, then something that I don't really like in the middle for a little while. It follows with a post-rain scent that is great; very wet...

Great use of aldehydes! I would love to do a side-by-side comparison with his other great aldehydic scent, Midnight Star. IIRC, Midnight Star is a little sweeter than Vapor. Vapor made me think...

This is an oceanic scent that represents the daytime version of the sea. It is reminiscent of Creative Universe Mare--in that both are sunny ocean scents--although Mariner has more depth to it. ...

This is mouthwatering luscious. The whole thing is a smooooth concoction, starting out with sweet and tart fruits in the beginning. Mouthwatering. It moves on to florals in the heart;...

I've been sampling Neil's creations since he was first talked about on the Fragrance Board. I don't usually go for fruity scents, but I liked the idea of this scent, and I grow alpine strawberries...

I'm not a fan of sweet or of aquatic fragrances, so I'm not sure why I tried this one. At first, it was quite interesting, as the beach and cotton candy/candyfloss aspects wove in and out of...

Starts off a rich mossy amber, then gradually transforms to a semi-sweet mossy wood scent. Gentle sillage with good longevity. As it transforms, it continues to hold my interest without being...

A lovely sweet tart papaya and clean tropical notes with a clear mild musk base. Not your normal tropical scent. Listed notes:Papaya, Mandarin, Green Tea, Plumeria, White Ginger, Gardenia,...