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dmitrii8465 – :
The other reviewer says (in Korean) that it’s similar to Aramis. What struck me right away is the leathery quality, so I agree there. It’s also somewhat floral, though I don’t think the notes are the same. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if there was a tuberose note in here. It does go on “synthetic,” in a way similar to a lot of “old school drug store” scents, but as usual, that quality does dissipate, leaving the more natural-smelling drydown. I pick up a mild tea note and a hint of something fruity. There’s no lavender or fougere accord here, nor anything animalic other than the leathery element, and while musk is listed as a note, I don’t think of this as a musky scent. Nor is it sweet or vanillic. at least by today’s standards (and there is no syrupy texture, as is sometimes the case when amber is listed). Overall, it’s rather unique and so, because it’s rare now, I would caution against a blind buy, but I think some fans of old school scents would really like this, as long as they reserve judgment until the drydwon.
UPDATE: The tea and fruitiness come out more after perhaps half an hour. I’d say this could be marketed as a unisex niche leather scent today, if the “quality” was higher, especially for the first several minutes.
vladsenator – :
아라미스와 비슷.