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eduardik – :
This starts with a big burst of freshly opened packaging smell. Then comes a bit of pine tar and then a wonderful cinnamon stick note an a dash of anise. Some leathery notes followed.
The cinnamon reminded me of Organza Indecence, but where Organza is a comfy sweater, this is a space blanket. It seems strange but suddenly you realize bit is warm and comfortable, If the longevity were better I’d be exploring it more.
PhilX – :
La Curie Odyssey might as well be called “oddity” because it’s a highly unusual experience, a sweet woody spiky blend with elements of synthetics, like vinyl or plastic.
The funny thing is that it’s not bad, really, still a welcome cold-weathearish entry that works as a unisex random option on an odd day. It just feels unreliably all over the place in terms of scent profile. I’m more confused by it than perturbed or enthralled.
Performance is okay but doesn’t touch Incendo’s, certainly. It’s more in line with that of Faunus.
6 out of 10
Cyncsenna – :
I’m smelling sweetness and spice. No clue what they think “vinyl” is but they aren’t using actual vinyl. I worked for a record company and I was at the factory many times during production and it did not smell like this. I think what they meant was shellac, which is what the old 78 rpms were made of and that WAS a sweet smell. I remember taking my grandmothers old albums out and smelling that sweetness. I’m positive that’s what they meant. Anyway, I really like it, a lot. It has a nice woodworking aura to it, I think shellac is a resin found on trees. It smells like old wood walls in a library filled with wonderful smelling books.
sasgov – :
Ok I like this but super light almost not there. Reminds me of Wrigley’s Chewing gum wrapper once you take the chewing gum out and the “dust” is left. Something almost but not quite floral about it. The biggest note I get is the Vinyl. I like it. I don’t know if I would buy a FB depends on price but super futuristic and cool just wish it had a little more punch.
an update: when I wrote the above I used a dabber sample. I have since sprayed and it has more “umph or punch” when sprayed. There is still that chewing gum “dust” thing but the vinyl is bigger and the amber is a little oily in a good way.
любовь – :
Futuristic recycled air in a spaceship hallway. You can smell the plastic and metallic bones of the ship. Joined by a hint of air freshener from the recycler, a micro hint of food spice from someone’s meal packet, and other mylar wrapped smells that combine to create an interesting ambiance. Cleaner and newer than the Millenium Falcon, more Promethius, or maybe Hal’s ride from 2001 Space Odyssey! Soft sillage and longevity.