- French Defense — Woody, gourmand and floral; opens with cherry and violet leaves and dries down to amber and blonde woods.
- Blockade — Woody, fruity and white floral; opens with mango and bergamot and dries down to leather and patchouli.
- Castling — Woody, floral and fresh spicy; opens with bergamot and pink pepper and dries down to cedarwood and vetiver.
- Checkmate — Floral, rose and earthy; opens with champagne and red currant and dries down to patchouli and tobacco.
- Double Attack — Gourmand, warm spicy and woody; opens with cacao and coffee and dries down to cedarwood and amber.
- En Prise — Floral, woody and white floral; opens with bergamot and pink pepper and dries down to sandalwood and amber.
- Gambit — Woody, aromatic and floral; opens with lavender and petitgrain and dries down to patchouli and ambrostar™.
- Grand Master — Woody, floral and rose; opens with rose water and black currant and dries down to incense and myrrh.
- J'adoube — Floral, amber and fruity; opens with red currant and mandarin orange and dries down to patchouli and leather.
- Queening — Floral, citrus and white floral; opens with pear and bergamot and dries down to vanilla and sandalwood.
- Scholar's Mate — Woody, green and fresh spicy; opens with cardamom and grapefruit and dries down to sandalwood and fig nectar.
- Sissa — Musky, floral and vanilla; opens with ambrette seed and sesame seed oil and dries down to cistus labdanum and vanilla madagascar.
- The Forward — Floral, woody and citrus; opens with bergamot and pink pepper and dries down to amber and cedarwood.
- The Mentor — Woody, gourmand and aromatic; opens with bergamot and pink pepper and dries down to cedar and sandalwood.
What Mind Games smells like
Mind Games's fragrances lean woody, floral and gourmand. Most sit in the woody and floral families.
Notes that recur across the range: bergamot, amber, musk and sandalwood. If you like one of these, the others in the line are a safe next try.
In the SCNTMIX catalog the range covers 13 Extrait de Parfum and 1 Extrait.
Where to start with Mind Games
Not sure which Mind Games to try first? These picks come from the catalog data on each profile (the line-up here is 14 unisex).
- Longest lasting: Mind Games The Mentor — longevity: 8.6/10 community longevity rating
- For warm weather: Mind Games Scholar's Mate — a fresh scent listed for spring and summer
- For cold weather and evenings: Mind Games Double Attack — listed for fall and winter
- For the office: Mind Games Castling — a daytime pick with manageable projection
How to layer Mind Games
Because Mind Games's style leans woody and floral, it pairs well with a citrus or floral scent on top for lift. Spray the heavier scent first and the lighter one on top. Every Mind Games profile lists the fragrances that layer best with it, and MixMode lets you test a pair before you buy.
Mind Games FAQ
What does Mind Games smell like?
Mind Games's fragrances on SCNTMIX lean woody, floral and gourmand, with bergamot, amber and musk coming up again and again.
What is the longest-lasting Mind Games fragrance?
On SCNTMIX, Mind Games The Mentor has the strongest longevity rating (8.6/10 community longevity rating). Longevity also depends on skin and how much you spray.
Which Mind Games fragrance is best for summer?
Mind Games Scholar's Mate is the freshest pick in the line for warm weather, listed for spring and summer in its SCNTMIX profile, opening with cardamom and grapefruit.
Where can I buy or sample Mind Games?
Each Mind Games profile on SCNTMIX links to a retailer to buy the full bottle, and to a sample or travel size where one is available, so you can try it before committing.
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