Wild Stone Ultra Sensual Eau de Parfum for Men, 100ml

Ultra Sensual is one of Wild Stone's longest-running Eau de Parfums, listed on Amazon.in since March 2017. It has 15,231 ratings averaging 4.1 stars, the second-largest rating base in this group, and ranks #17 in the Perfume category.

Where Wild Stone Edge is a simple fresh-woody scent, Ultra Sensual is built as an aromatic fougere, a classic men's fragrance family. The listing describes an invigorating blend of citrus, lavender, basil and rosemary, with spicy cardamom, coriander and juniper, settling into warm, earthy amber, patchouli and moss. The product images confirm a pyramid of lemon, basil and lavender on top, coriander, cardamom and juniper in the heart, and patchouli, dry amber and moss in the base.

At ₹335 for 100ml against a listed MRP of ₹799, it costs ₹3.35 per ml. Wild Stone pitches it for everyday, office, casual and special occasions. In this review we cover the notes, what buyers report on longevity and the sprayer, and comparisons with Wild Stone Edge, Park Avenue Euphoria and Beardo Whisky Smoke. We have not done our own wear test; performance commentary is drawn from the listing and buyer feedback.

Ultra Sensual uses the same squared glass bottle as Edge, but in a deep red with a black cap and white 'Wild Stone, Eau de Parfum' lettering. It ships in a black box with a red brushstroke design. The bold colour makes it easy to spot on a dresser and gives it a more evening-ready look than Edge.

The listing gives box dimensions of 19 x 11 x 10 cm. The sprayer is a standard crimped atomiser; a few buyers report it failing early, so test it as soon as the parcel arrives.

Notes breakdown (as listed):

• Top: lemon, basil, lavender (bullets also mention rosemary)
• Heart: coriander, cardamom, juniper
• Base: patchouli, dry amber, moss
• Family: aromatic fougere

It is made in India by McNroe Consumer Products Pvt Ltd.

Character. Buyers find the fragrance appealing, with one noting a nice balance of woody and spicy notes. Expect a bright lemon and herbal opening, a warm spicy heart from cardamom and coriander with a gin-like lift from juniper, and an earthy amber, patchouli and moss base. Some buyers find it beautiful; others describe it as cheap-smelling, a split common to aromatic fougeres.

Versatility. Buyers appreciate that it works for both daily wear and special occasions. The spice and amber base give it more evening presence than Edge, while the citrus and lavender keep it office-safe.

Longevity. Mixed. Some buyers say it lasts longer than other perfumes they have tried; others report it does not last long. Amber, patchouli and moss are long-lived base materials, so a lighter skin scent should remain after the opening fades.

Projection. Moderate in the first hours. Spice notes tend to project more than citrus, so two to three sprays are plenty.

Sprayer. Some buyers report the spray stopping after one use. Test it on delivery.

Value. Split between worth the price and not. At ₹3.35 per ml with a full published pyramid, it is fair value next to Edge (₹2.99) and Euphoria (₹2.69), especially if you want one bottle for both day and night.