Absolute Executive

A fragrant surprise

I finally gave ALT fragrances a shot, and I’m honestly annoyed… annoyed that I didn’t start using them sooner! This stuff smells ridiculously good. Like, “Wait… is that the actual designer fragrance?” It nails the scent so closely that unless someone is walking around with a lab kit and a superiority complex, they’re not telling the difference. And somehow it costs way less, which feels borderline suspicious—but I’m not asking questions. Performance? Solid. I put it on in the morning and I’m still catching whiffs hours later like a pleasant little surprise. It’s not one of those scents that disappears faster than your motivation on a Monday. And here’s the real kicker: Compliments. Constant. Suspiciously frequent. I’m talking unsolicited “You smell amazing” from legitimately beautiful women who, I assume, have better things to do than comment on my life choices. Apparently, this is one of them. So yeah—smells incredible, lasts for hours, saves you money, and may or may not improve your social life. At this point, the only downside is explaining why you smell like luxury without paying luxury prices.

Good but…

smells good but doesn’t last long as Exec 26

The Executive #26 fragrance was very nice upon the initial spray, but once it dried down it smelled very stale, and was very sticky on the skin. I loves the Executive Absolute fragrance that was my first purchase, but this one was either a very old batch, or the blend ingredients were done incorrectly.