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    Evoke by All Good Scents
    All Good Scents

    Evoke

    Nostalgia with a little mischief.

    4-6 hoursModerate3.32014

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    What does Evoke smell like?

    Evoke by All Good Scents is a fragrance that opens with Bergamot, Blackcurrant, and Green Notes, transitions into a heart of Jasmine, Lily of the Valley, and White Flowers, and settles into a base of Sandalwood, Tonka Bean, and Vanilla. Expect 4-6 hours longevity and moderate sillage. Best suited for fall and winter. Rated 3.5/5, polarizing by the community, 3 votes.

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    Main accords

    vanilla
    green
    white floral
    woody
    powdery
    elegantromanticfreshwarmsophisticated
    If this were a songBack to Black · Amy Winehouse

    The Verdict

    What the community says.

    When to Wear6 votes
    Occasions4 votes
    Pros
    • Fresh, flattering opening
    • Pretty floral heart
    • Soft vanilla drydown
    • Easy everyday wear
    • Warm woody finish
    • Feels familiar and comforting
    • Moderate, close projection
    • Easy to wear in cooler weather
    Cons
    • Floral center feels familiar
    • Some may find it too sweet
    • Sillage stays close to the skin
    • Green notes disappear quickly
    • Vanilla is quite noticeable later
    • Not especially distinctive
    • Can feel powdery at times
    • Better in cooler weather

    The Story

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    How it compares

    EvokeAll Good Scents
    Like the Very GodsBlack Phoenix Alchemy Lab
    —ConcentrationEau de Parfum
    Bergamot, Blackcurrant, Green NotesTop Notes—
    4-6 hoursLongevity4-6 hours
    ModerateSillageModerate
    FallBest SeasonFall
    3.33/5Rating3.43/5
    Full comparison
    EvokeAll Good Scents
    —ConcentrationEau de Toilette
    Bergamot, Blackcurrant, Green NotesTop NotesAquatic Notes, Tuberose
    4-6 hoursLongevity6-10 hours
    ModerateSillageModerate
    FallBest Season—
    3.33/5Rating3.51/5
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    How Evoke compares to similar fragrances
    This fragranceEvokeAll Good ScentsLike the Very GodsBlack Phoenix Alchemy LabFull comparisonDiptyque Do SonDiptyqueFull comparison
    Concentration—Eau de ParfumEau de Toilette
    Top NotesBergamot, Blackcurrant, Green Notes—Aquatic Notes, Tuberose
    Longevity4-6 hours4-6 hours6-10 hours
    SillageModerateModerateModerate
    Best SeasonFallFall—
    Rating3.33/53.43/53.51/5

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