Customer Reviews

Accurate, very similar to the Aqua All.

Da ich schon sooooo lange darauf gewartet habe, dass irgendwann die Formel kommt. War ich gestern total erfreut und glücklich. Nun hab ich sie gemischt und ich muss sagen, dass sie dem Originalen Duft für mich zu 100% dem Originalen Duft entspricht.
Ich finde es immer wieder faszinierend, wie professionell euer Team und dessen Formeln arbeitet. Respekt 👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏼

This is one of my favorites, I have been trying for months to get here from regular Purpose and would have never thought of the things that were done ...I used Fraterworks replacements for a couple hard to get things and built my own for a couple more and I am floored.
I can't tell the difference.
Instantly fills a room with that Luxurious creamy Sandalwood with smooth and beautiful Incense.
A MUST for insight into modern extrait architectures.

I was looking for this fragrance for many years- and only recently decided to just buy the real thing and move on, telling myself "nah this is just too niche for anyone to reverse engineer".
I even started to reverse engineer the Bottle Ive bought by myself without any GCMS (trying to rebuild it from the smell)

I randomly check CF every now and then and vio la, Khanjar (inspired formula) from the niche brand from Oman. Insanity.

This is crazy. Realtalk.
I have the reference bottle right next to me and it's spot on.
Some quite unique materials being used, makes the process of recreating (and maybe changing the scent profile) a lot more fun

Timless classic perfume , very similar to original

Well, I’ve just mixed it; it’s been two days and is still maturing (I haven't added the alcohol yet—I’ll let it mature for at least a week, followed by a month of maceration), but I can already draw some conclusions:
It smells delicious—feminine, sexy, powdery, floral, and gourmand.
I’m certain it will be even better once it has macerated.
Since the formula contains quite a few captive ingredients, I made the following substitutions:
- Georgywood -> Timbersilk
- Methyl Laitone -> 15g Methyl Laitone (10% in DPG) + 1.5g Coumarin
- Rosyfolia -> 0.90g Geraniol + 0.04g Pear Ester + 0.06g Methyl Cinnamate
- Petalia -> 0.40g Peonile + 0.10g Magnolan + 0.06g Hedione + 0.04g Rhodinol
- Akigalawood -> 0.16g Clearwood + 0.04g Black Pepper Essential Oil
- Pomarose -> 0.03g alpha-Damascone + 0.02g beta-Damascone + 0.02g delta-Damascone
Given that I don't have PURE Methyl Laitone and had to add 13.5g of DPG, I’m going to dilute the mixture to 38–40% to let the final perfume breathe.
That’s all for now; I could have perhaps refined it a bit more, but it’s still a spectacular feminine fragrance!
I’ve shared my little adjustments for anyone who might need help regarding ingredient availability; I hope this has been useful, and I look forward to seeing your results once you have it ready!
Thanks, Filipe, for your excellent work! Please bring us more top-tier niche formulas!
Best regards.

This formula is spot on I think especially right after mixing the formula. Definitely very airy Bacarrat Rouge airy type very strong and
very long lasting. Thanks Felipe for
another great formula.

This formula is very close to the original even after initial formulation. I can’t wait to see how this develops. I’ve been waiting for this one!

perfect perfect perfect perfect perfect

This Torino 25 formula is outstanding. From the very first spray, it delivers a vibrant burst of citrus and fruits with a smooth, refined character that feels both luxurious and modern. The balance between freshness, sweetness, and the aromatic notes is exceptionally well executed.

What impressed me most is how closely it captures the elegant and energetic spirit of Torino 25 while maintaining excellent quality and performance. The fragrance feels sophisticated, versatile, and highly addictive, attracting compliments throughout the day.

such a great recipe and very similar to the original perfume. great work

I was really hoping Filipe would go all out and share this formula with us; I’d tried two different formulas myself—plus my own analysis—and honestly, I couldn't get anywhere near the real thing.
This formula is a great interpretation, and I think it comes closest to the original, though not quite there! The
original has the same scent profile but is cleaner, more refined, and has a slightly colder, metallic edge. I’m not sure if the osmanthus, an excess of coumarin, or the
Vetivery acetate is introducing a note that’s a bit too "dirty"—I’ll have to improvise and figure that out later. I also find the bitter orange note a bit too strong. Regardless, it’s a very well-executed interpretation, and this formula is definitely worth playing around with! I hope Filipe shares an update sometime in the future!
I’m giving it 5 stars because it deserves it!