Description
The name Concrete Flower seems at first contradictory—evoking as it does urbanity and nature in a single breath. Yet Concrete Flower is anything but a contradiction. It is, instead, a tribute to the movement that succeeds in making our cities truly more colorful and
fascinating while lending a voice to society: graffiti.
Street art is an invitation for absolutely anybody to express themselves, to participate in public conversation. To shape surfaces and even societies—paint over dull, efficient architecture! Plant up lifeless urban landscapes! Reject pure advertising defining the look of the city! Put paid to the feeling of political powerlessness!
“Graffiti—and street art in general—are in direct communication with their surroundings, and that communication has a tremendous intensity,“ the makers explain, “That was the
attraction for us: this powerful directness deserves its own fragrance!“
Concrete Flower was launched in 2014. The nose behind this fragrance is Mark Buxton.
PI-PIP – :
it really needs time. a very typical and boring bergamot start, but after 1-2 hrs the ginger, herbs and esp. the camomille take over, rendering it slightly tangy , yet still fresh. must be ideal for summer.
anton_3210 – :
To me this smells almost exactly like SL L’Eau Froide, but with less longevity. IMO, not worth the price.
gorkud – :
I am dissapointed by this fragrance. It´s not worth the price. Ordinary green smell, that doesn´t deserve its name.
Burberry Weekend meets Mugler Cologne in a bad way.