Description

Drop inside the drop

into a river,

listening inside me, the emptiness,

the immense space that comes from down.

Get the flower,

close your eyes to smell it,

essence, memory,

nothing more, now.

That time has arrived alone and orderly,

in the black room in silence.

There lives a cat, white,

aloud talk to me,

I close my body

in the middle of the room,

the white cat hear my silence.

He talks loudly.

Odor 93 was launched in 2015. The nose behind this fragrance is Giuseppe Imprezzabile.

5 reviews for Odor 93 Meo Fusciuni

navigator33 – 2022-07-06:

4 out of 5

Of all tuberose-dominant perfumes I’ve tried, there are roughly three types left me with a deeper impression.
The first is a sweet, opulent Fracas type (Beyond Love by Kilian, Narcotic V by Nasomatto etc.);
and the green, botanical type (Tubereuse Absolu by Perris Monte Carlo, Carnal Flower by FM etc.);
the animalistic predator type(Tubereuse 3 Animale by HdP, Nuit Noire by Mona di Orio etc.)…
Odor 93 comes off as the first type: the luscious sweet-heart; but the vegetative narcissus has tinted the scent a bit wild, it has brought a sense of rawness. Those two white flower tangles each other on a bed of gourmand-y warm spices (I admit I was thinking certain scenes in “blue is the warmest color”). The dry-down continues to have that gourmand aspects, only more woody, with a cocoa-powder-y edge.
Overall, an interesting concoction.
vova71 – 2022-07-06:

5 out of 5

Odor 93 is an amazing earthy-floral fragrance that at manages many olfactory paradoxes well worth exploring – both humid and dry as a bone, sweet and bitter, synthetic and natural: it’s amazing showcase of many frequently used notes constatly causes the head to snap back as it thinks it has discovered what this fragrance is all about.
The tuberose is beautiful and rich here, reminding me of Vetiver Blanc by Sultan Pasha on occasion (although this could also be due to the addition of vetiver at the forefront) although it is kept from being overwhelming by the narcissus which brings in an added touch of dry, white floral content, and yet the tobacco brings a sweet and humid texture to the initial affair alongside the bitter and dry mossy character which feels slightly of the drydown of some of the more aged Mitsouko extraits that I have sampled.
There is a smoky character that trails far behind the conglomerate of other notes at play here – primarily from the birch leaves and perhaps due to the ‘oud’ used here as well – although overall it seems moreso to be an added ‘dark, dry and spicy’ affect that colors the woody, mossy, floral content at the center of this glorious atmospheric romp.
The fragrance is composed in such a way that upon initial encounter, you might wonder how anyone has managed to uncouple the notes found herein: it seems so natural that each note compliments each other, and organically flow from one aspect of a note, into the aspect of the other, and yet I can safely say that I have never smelled anything like this. You could just as easily refer to this as a tuberose fragrance as you could a tobacco, a narcissus, or a patchouli. The tuberose is so incredibly beautiful that it could jump to the top of any seasoned tuberose-ista’s list. It’s heady, creamy, animallic-buttery, and smutty. The narcissus has a white, creamy character to it as well, although it maintains its characterstic dark green and herbal feel, with slightly sweet traces of hyacinth. The sage is fairly fresh and slightly sweet as well, yet still contributing to the herbal character swirling in-between the narcissus and tuberose and the patchouli/guaiac wood-tobacco combination.
The drydown is a combination of the dry and semi-sweet tobacco fused with the rosy-woody character of the guaiac wood, which are found so oft together, and enhanced through the vanilla, which barely inches past the natural sweet character of the guaiac wood altogether, and adds a bit of a synthetic character to the drydown.
Overall, this fragrance feels ancient and young at the same time – it smells a bit like an aristocratic home, who’s wealth is apparent, and yet not offensive – and yet, it is indeed sordid through its elegance – as suggested in the reviews below – sensual, or perhaps more overtly sexual, Odor 93 is opulent, heady, damp, dark, and above all, very attractive and unlike anything you have ever smelled.
9.5/10
YT: Jess AndWesh
zoxan25 – 2022-07-06:

5 out of 5

The ORIGINAL portrait of Dorian Gray.
The animalic essence of an insatiable beast, drills through the dark starry night, then comes the wild flower to calm the least, who will shine the night before the morning light.
Insatiable animalic narcissus, tuberose blend with doses of tranquility, tobacco, and gold dust. I can’t detect any incense and i can’t define the status of the narcissus flower specially when blended with tuberose! it give the burnt essence, the gothic flower, and a mysterious charm! just like Dorian Gray.
In my opinion this masterpiece wins the Dorian Portrait over “Romanza” by Masque. I don’t mean “Romanza” is bad, cause “Romanza” is an amazing creation, but this would be the essence of Dorian Gray’s heart.
This has nothing to do with “Narcotico”! maybe because of the medicinal factor that people smell it in both! both are completely in different categories.
I really congrats Giuseppe for this unbelievable amazing creation, it just went beyond my imagination! PERFECTION IN A BOTTLE.
yura6408 – 2022-07-06:

3 out of 5

EN. Tuberose can not leave you indifferent it moves from the worship up to fainting or even hate. Odor 93 is an olfactory addiction, but not only, this fragrance becomes your obsession, an explosion of the senses, a flood of feelings. Here you won’t find the top notes, as in most of the perfumes of Giuseppe Imprezzabile (Meo Fusciuni), he is not trying here to seduce you with some spectacular notes of heart, just to disappoint you then with the sandalwood and patchouli annoying mix. Odor 93 is very simple and at the same time is very ingenious: a bouquet of white flowers and resins – a male-female universe, a vortex in which the freshness of the morning narcissus and sweetness of tobacco are finding their way through the waves of tuberose and incense, all this is an irresistible desire to feel it again and again.
IT. Tuberosa non può lasciarti indifferente: la adori fino a svenimento o la odi. Nell’Odor 93 una dipendenza olfattiva non è tutto, questo profumo diventa un’ossessione, una esplosione dei sensi, una marea di sentimenti. Qui non troverete note di testa, come nella maggior parte dei profumi di Giuseppe Imprezzabile (Meo Fusciuni), egli non sta cercando di sedurvi con una spettacolare nota del cuore, per poi deludere con immortali e sempre gli stessi sandalo e patchouli. L’Odor 93 è molto semplice e nello stesso tempo è molto geniale: un mazzo dei fiori bianchi e delle resine – un misto maschile-femminile, un vortice in cui la freschezza mattutina del narciso e la dolcezza del tabacco fanno strada tra le onde di tuberosa ed incenso, tutto questo è un irresistibile desiderio da annusare ad infinito.
ирина серый11 – 2022-07-06:

4 out of 5

The fragrance was presented in Pitti Fragranze a few days ago in Florence. Than yes a lot of people had tested that.
I personnaly like this scent so much.
This is an extremely dark composition unic sweetish warm magnetic similar to Narcotico and Notturno in some ways.
A really sexual perfume weird and torbid. Tones of beeswax and cognac in my experience.
I love that.
Anything similar around.
Maybe can be scaring for someone.