In my opinion, the fragrance is accompanied throughout by an artificial nuance, which does not harm the overall work!

Hui... so with this list of notes, as long as the Old Testament, this is really a challenge to describe it! :D Clone or no clone, that's the question. No, not really. It's definitely not a clone. Nevertheless, I can understand the association well - Individuel immediately reminds me of Joop Homme. However, in the form of a modernized update. In terms of seasonality, Individuel is an overall versatile scent. Nevertheless, it tends to perform well during the milder months. This is because of its wide spectrum of notes that range from fruity to spicy with a few woody notes in between. But what I have left is the catch phrase that I always think of when I read "Montblanc Individuel". My beginner's nose recognizes at the beginning a beautiful interplay of bergamot, juniper berry and washing powder, whereby the latter is discreet and hardly disturbing.Individual smells sweet and fruity to me all the time, mainly raspberry. An Albanian colleague, which is also my hairdresser and until that time never evaluated my perfume, said "you smell good yes". Worth mentioning is a compliment I received from a lady's point of view. I would think of Joop Homme now, which is also somewhat similar, but Joop Homme is much more striking for my taste. (Le Male Vibe) It smells much more like "broad masses", you immediately think "I know him yet.". And maybe a little youthful...

Fruity and sweet and very raspberry. And yet there is also a minty freshness that distantly reminds me of Versaces Eros. There in combination with the apple, here with the raspberry. In terms of content, however, this works almost identically. In general, I see strong parallels to Eros in the whole style. As the fragrance progresses, it becomes more floral, but also more woody at the same time, before entering the vanilla-tonka base. The sweet fruity berry note lingers in a weakened form until the end. All in all, however, the course in practice seems much more linear than the list of ingredients would suggest.

With a tableau of notes ranging from spicy to aromatic with a number of fruity notes on the way, Individuel is certainly a mixed bag. However, its overarching sandalwood accord, which we’ll talk about later, brings it into the woody family. Opening on a fruity burst of juniper berries and pineapple, Mont Blanc takes an original approach in the head notes. This is then built up by layers of aromatic lavender and spicy cardamom. Heart Notes