My Way Intense is a white-floral-forward perfume that leans hard on tuberose (80% accord strength) framed by citrus top notes and a vanilla-woody base. The accord breakdown makes the character easy to predict: a bright citrus introduction giving way quickly to lush tuberose and other white florals, finished with creamy vanilla and warm woods. Animalic and powdery facets are present at roughly half strength, which keeps the florals from feeling purely clean or overtly gourmand. The provided data also notes it was launched in 2021 and credited to Carlos Benaim; longevity sits at about 6–8 hours with moderate, office-friendly projection.
This is best suited to a few distinct wearer profiles. A professional who dresses in structured, neutral-toned suiting and wants a feminine but controlled floral for daytime meetings will appreciate the moderate projection and the perfume’s smooth vanilla-wood base. Someone whose wardrobe favors silk blouses, midi skirts and understated eveningwear will find the tuberose-rich heart gives a touch of glamour without blasting out into a loud statement. It also works for a person who prefers white florals but wants more depth than a transparent, aquatic floral—My Way Intense adds warmth and sweetness to that category.
There are, however, clear limitations. The heavy white floral and 51% animalic presence mean this is not subtle if you dislike tuberose or any animalic edge; those elements could read heavy in close quarters. The scent’s profile also pushes sweeter and powderier than straight citrus or green florals, so fans of very light aquatic or green scents should skip it. For reference, perfumes listed as similar on the site (Acqua di Gio, Acqua di Gioia) share citrus and similar longevity/projection, but My Way Intense moves decidedly toward tuberose and vanilla rather than sheer freshness.
Verdict: a polished, tuberose-forward white floral built for workplaces and understated evening use — appealing if you want white florals with a warmer, vanilla-woody finish; skip it if you avoid tuberose, animalic touches, or prefer airy aquatic florals.