If being Guilty is wrong I ABSOLU-tely don't wanna be right!

So, the moment this scent entered my nostrils, I knew I was a fan. Then, as the fragrance journey continued, I realized the sweetness from the orange blossom was spicy too; then, a leather note that went undetected initially grew more and more apparent as time went on❤️extremely well blended, to my nose at least.

I thought to myself, "this reminds me of Teriaq. I wonder which perfumer made this—"

Turns out it IS made by Quentin Bisch, the perfumer responsible for Teriaq (and I love Guidance, Fleur du Mal, the La Belles—guess I've become an official Bisch fan lol).

I'm not a huge fan of boozy notes (with the exception of juniper/gin), so I was happy that the stated liquor note is blended in such a way that it doesn't stand out❤️the orange blossom, spices and leather are the standout notes on my skin, and it dries down into a very wearable accord, where I actually find similarities between Guilty's drydown and the initial accord smelled in Guess 1981 Los Angeles.