Gentle Fluidity (Silver Edition)
Maison Francis Kurkdjian (2019)

Metallic/ozonic to my nose. Which is what I smell when I inhale Bombay Gin so makes since as juniper is a note in that spirit.

Unisex for sure. Clean, of course. just like Baccarrat Rouge it's getting a following so while originally I would say it's unique, a lot are buying this.
Of course ,I wear this one but I layer it with a linear citrus scent to punch up the berry noyes.

Def worth a buy.
Sillage: 4/5
Longevity: 4.5/5
Unisex

I've finally found me in a bottle! Gentle fluidity silver is worth all the hype! It's bright,classy (but not overly mature that a 21 year old guy can't wear it). It's sexy and his one of my female friend favorite one. The best description I've seen about this is imagine a well dressed guy at a bar siping on a Gin and tonic and wearing Aventus. The sillage is a 8 out of 10. Longevity on me is easily a 10 out of 10 (it lasts 14 hours on my skin with good projection for alot of it). The scent is easily a 10 out of 10 for me.

Juniper and clean musk is what I mostly get from Gentle Fluidity Silver. It's supported by a faint vanilla that provides a bit of sweetness and there's an non-descript wood in the base. Nice juniper note for those that like the cool gin vibe, but nothing terribly daring. In fact, it leans towards a designer style day scent. Could be unisex, and my wife likes it. I also like it but it's a pretty commonplace scent in today's market, but done very, very well. Think Dior Homme Cologne, but more gin than ginger. Thumbs up.

Lancome's Hypnose with a Polo Blue EdP. Later morphs to give Aventus vibes.
Estee lauder's Intuition can produce similar results when substituted for the Hypnose.
MFK, sometimes you are genius, other times I think you copy with improvements. Par for the course in this business I suppose.
Not worth the dosh IMO, just get Hypnose and add a spray of Polo Blue or Aventus.
Smells awesome.
I have not tried the gold version yet.

Very nice masculine sweet light fragrance which a lady can also carry off.
Juniper berry with musk touch of wood and nutmeg with a metallic vibe joining in.
More of a casual or date night scent or indeed it these times where common sense has suffered its own reformulations and dilutions 'working from home' scent.
I like it: FBW.
To give you an idea my soft sweet fragrance of choice up to how has been Miller Harris Lost In The City which I tried to love because my wife loved it. Now I am selling that and buying this. Will my wife love it? If a man speaks in a forest and no woman hears him is he still wrong?

Fragrance: 8/10
Projection: 8/10
Longevity: 7.75/10

The one component be that, on me, defines this creation are the white musks, who appear in the opening blast, and remain a feature throughout its development until the end. They are clean, quite fresh, and of a moderately sweet character, which, later on, is spun out further by an undertone of a fairly bland vanilla.

Initially the musks are accompanied by sone juniper. This juniper is quite restrained on me, not very vivid, and fade away after a couples of hours. Coriander and some nutmeg appear too, but they are rather weak and more of background shadows than substantive contributors to the show. Towards the end I notice a nonspecific ambroxan-tainted woodsiness that is a pale addition to the whole.

I get moderate sillage, very good projection, and six hours of longevity on my skin.

This spring scent is pleasant overall, but its ingredients are rather anaemic, and the resulting notes egregiously generic. 2.75/5.