Celadawn

An outstanding fragrance. I especially appreciate how the fragrance matures throughout the day and results in a light and pleasant scent.

I am curious if there could be a purchase option based on a subscription that for example would let me schedule an order every three months with either the same fragrance or identify a mixture of fragrances throughout the year?

This cologne gives you the wow factor. When you walk into a room wearing Celadawn, everyone you pass by makes a comment about how good you smell

Banger of a cologne and I feel like I smell like no one else. I saw this fragrance on a YouTuber’s review and lineup of best unique scents and it doesn’t disappoint. Much love from beautiful España!!

Celadawn reminds me of Tom Ford's Bois Pacifique and at a much better price point so it's a steal. You get awesome projection and longevity with Celadawn too (more than the TF cologne).

This is an Art and Olfaction award winner and for this price it's a complete no-brainer to buy. You really do pick up on the horchata accord he's going for in the opening and it's almost mouth watering. It dries into something that bears far too much resemblance to Oajan and other things in that wheelhouse, but nonetheless, its a great scent - especially if you don't already have something occupying that niche in your collection. Solid performance and projection, exceeding that of Oajan but maybe falling short of something like Khaltat Night. Would recommend.

This is an horchata, cinnamon, spiced, leather-like scent and it's absolutely beast mode. Totally unique, I have never smelled something similar and it is a signature scent for sure

Very solid. I pick up on the amber, musk, and cedar the most. IMO this was worthy of being an art and olfaction award finalist. It's the first thing I've smelled from here and now it's piqued my curiosity into the house

Every now and then you hear a hater with this scent and it's ridiculous. Celadawn stands as a warm, suave, and sophisticated fragrance that draws quiet attention. Its thoughtful composition and unique Horchata Amber accord make it a compelling choice for anyone seeking a scent that embodies the essence and richness of Mexican culture. If you’re Mexican this is your fragrance. I believe you will have an appreciation for it and creative direction

I'll start by saying I'm a woman and I know the scent is categorized as more masculine, but I absolutely love it. I first smelled Celadawn in Mexico City and it was sooo comforting and warm I asked the man who was wearing it what it was. As I came back to the U.S., I decided to take a risk and buy a bottle though I didn't know how it smelled fresh and I'm so freakin happy I did. I'm Celadawn-OBSESSED. It is very strong, very spicy and deep ambery, so I understand why it's a safer "male" choice but, I find the dry down to be cozy, sweet, and smooth, it's pretty memorable.

An aquatic, salty almost masculine leaning fragrance (though it's genderless!). The opening note on my skin is salt, closely followed by bitter juniper. It’s a very clean scent and reminds me of beach-y linen vibes. If you like sweet scents, this isn’t for you. But it is gorgeous and I’m only disappointed that my preorder didn't arrive sooner. Where have you been! The best blind buy ever.

Celadawn as a perfume is an interesting idea, Matthew Sanchez being the perfumer found a commonality behind his different cultural backgrounds and created a perfume around it. Horchata is a beverage found in a number of cultures and he chose to explore this delicious rice and spice based beverage as a scent.

The first hour of the fragrance is my favourite, where an accord that captures the sweet vanilla and rice drink is successfully recreated along with an ambery undertone. Unfortunately after the first hour the composition falls apart on my skin. The perfumer’s amateur hand really shows in the lack of skillful blending: a sour blood orange starts to dominate, the amber mutes out the vanilla and spice and the black pepper has far too much presence to make this pleasant.

An interesting first showing but not an enjoyable perfume in my book