Kouros Tattoo Yves Saint Laurent

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Kouros Tattoo Yves Saint Laurent

Kouros Tattoo Yves Saint Laurent

Rated 3.67 out of 5 based on 12 customer ratings
(12 customer reviews)

Kouros Tattoo Yves Saint Laurent for men of Yves Saint Laurent

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Description

Ancient Greece is the muse for this fragrance. Bright sun, fresh sea and warmth of tanned body were transferred into this composition. The bottle is painted in geometric pattern form ancient Greek architecture. The same motive can be found on the box as an artificial tattoo, which can be washed away. Freshness of citruses (bergamot, mandarin, neroli) in the top notes transforms into sea freshness (Calone), softened by the floral note of jasmine. The base of the composition is a woody-musky one, with the note of incense. The perfume was launched in 2007.

The nose behind this fragrance is Nathalie Feisthauer.

12 reviews for Kouros Tattoo Yves Saint Laurent

  1. :

    4 out of 5

    Love it. Been wearing some form of Kouros since the 80’s. The past 10-15 years the original beast has been tough to pull off especially in a work environment, so after reading reviews about this version, I pulled the trigger and I am very pleased. Kouros has been one of my favorite aromas since I started wearing fragrance. This is a toned down version that smells very similar to the original. I get the same barbershop, soapy, musky/leather vibe. Thanks to the reviewers before me.

  2. :

    4 out of 5

    I found this jewelry for a banana price, wow !!! Delicious fresh fragrance perfect for the summer, reminds the original Kouros in the drying but well refined in citrus citric way, did not expect that it would like it so much, if one finds that one can buy without fear of making a mistake!

  3. :

    3 out of 5

    I purchased this for a very good price off the clearance rack of a local perfume shop. It definitely has the original Kouros backbone, only it’s toned down a few notches. The fragrance is balanced with fresh/sea notes for an energizing twist on the original. Performance is not very good; I get about 2-3 hours of longevity. It’s a fragrance that shouldn’t be taken too seriously. Maybe an after shower refresher or hanging out by the pool. Nothing more than that. It’s more like an inoffensive reminder of what Kouros is. Who should buy this? Fans of Kouros, of course. And maybe those looking for an alternative masculine freshie without sweet notes.
    Grade: C+

  4. :

    3 out of 5

    Everything is perfect,
    except the title misses a T..
    4.99/5 star until Fragrantica fixes it.
    -AB-

  5. :

    3 out of 5

    This is a summer flanker done right. It’s still recognizable as a Kouros scent but taken in a different direction – not like a Le Male summer edition where it’s just a watered down version of the original.
    This is one of my favorite hot weather fragrances. The wife hates original Kouros but likes this edition. I wish YSL had never stopped making Kouros summer/sport flankers.

  6. :

    4 out of 5

    Really gonna enjoy this one. Opens up with nice fresh citrus then goes straight into a musky drydown. This is not the run of the mill modern day fresh fragrance. It’s unique and to me has a little bit of an old school vibe to it. Definitely glad I picked this up, this was a blind buy for me and I would without doubt recommend this to someone looking for a new spring/summer fragrance. And although I’ll probably never use them, the little temporary tattoos it comes with was a nice little touch as well.
    EDIT- extremely poor performance for me

  7. :

    5 out of 5

    Has similarities to the original – imagine dailing the musk and civet way back and turning up the florals slightly and adding a calone note. The result is something that recalls the iconic scent of the original, is fresher and a lot less dense. All of the summer flankers have been fairly similar, with subtle changes along the way.
    Fragrant Desert – you realise this is a 2008 release right? While hardly and oldie, it’s not as though it has just hopped on the recent bergamot trend of the last few years.

  8. :

    5 out of 5

    Original and well blend, fresher than original.
    This mature fragrance is very good, I think like all other YSL but this one is so original like all famous brands created in the 90’s.

  9. :

    3 out of 5

    I don’t know what I was expecting with this one. I saw comments about an “aquatic” note and comments about how modern this is. After all that, I finally decided to sample it. The verdict: no matter how you spin it, this is still King KOUROS! Sure it is a little lighter than the original, and there is greater cleanliness and less civet. But ultimately, the effect is so similar that I can barely say this is any more modern than the original. If you find Kouros too heavy, give this a try. Quite similar presentation at maybe 1/3 of the strength. Barely different in any other way.
    So, would I wear this? Sure. I’ve worn the original Kouros in the summer and discovered its appeal. However, I would never wear this to an evening or afternoon outing. Just like Kouros, you wear it for your own entertainment when you’re spending time out by yourself (or even at work). But with company? Never.

  10. :

    4 out of 5

    An essentially lighter version of the fabled love/loathe inducing original. This is for want of a better description a ‘diet’ version of the original. A distinct middle note of diesel (yes I know it sounds odd, maybe it’s my own skin’s ph balance) and a lesser, softer sillage effect. Pleasant, but not ‘dirty’ enough as the original is!

  11. :

    3 out of 5

    agree with lovescully about civet note, but its hidden enough to make it for me acceptable, not like original couros which is for me its kind of horror, almost due to civet note ,
    i like most cologne by ysl except original couros .
    opening with light citrus and watery note , after a few minute drydown to woody which is mix of musk , civet , ceder , and visible incense.
    longevity and sillage are average.
    my collection 4 ysl bottle out of 14
    i love Yves Saint Laurent perfume.

  12. :

    3 out of 5

    Following on from the original Kouros & Kouros Cologne Sport, this is now the 3rd variation I have tried.
    It starts out sweeter and more floral than the original, but like the Cologne Sport variation, it doesn’t stray too far from the original’s composition in drydown.
    Although there is no civet listed in the notes above, I swear that I can detect the original civet note in the drydown of this Tattoo version. Maybe just a slight hint of incense is there to distinguish this one from the rest.
    Like Cologne Sport, Tattoo is nowhere near as powerful as the original, so it should be easier to wear out in public. This will definitely please fans of the original.

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