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BSer – :
A strange surreal beauty, Satyricon is a very uncommon offering from the always eclectic house of O’Driu. The perfume is a tribute to the grand decadent days of the Roman empire portrayed so evocatively in the Petronius novel and stylized in the exception film by Federico Fellini. This dense floral gourmand (many similarities to Antonio Gardoni’s Noun) starts off with a strong burst of cumin and strange florals (camomilia, begonia, carnations). As it begins to settle one can detect other gourmand notes such as plum and cocoa. Upon complete settling what is left behind is a herbal accord driven primarily by myrrh, sage and cedar with other notes in the background. This is a very bold perfume and intended only for individuals who do not care about any external or peer validation. It is intended to provoke and shock like most of Angelo Orazio’s other creations. It however does maintain a strange surreal beauty throughout its stay on the skin and is very evocative of the decadent and bizarre scenario of the Fellini film. Enjoy!
vsimakin – :
Caligula
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Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom by Pier Paolo Pasolini
lekha75 – :
Spicy rose, and lime choco.
The citrus rose blend comes as the first spray, then the hints of chocolate comes up later with some slight spices, and it smells like cumin & nutmeg. The chocolate is just hints here and there. There is also some jasmines, like a noir jasmines.
i didn’t like it when i first sprayed it, but later it became kind of mild, and fair.
After few minutes, now i am sniffing vanilla spices (cinammon, nutmeg, cumin, & curcuma) & sour notes. To be honest, it became quite impressive!
After 2 hours, this fragrance become identical to “Fusion Sacrée Clair” by Majda Bekkali! i begun to smell peaches, slight tuberose, and some balsamic notes! quite interesting!
pon4i – :
In Satyricon Angelo and his collaborative team draws inspiration from Ancient Rome from a Dyonisian perspective, something that seems to appeal to the irrational, the instincts and emotions on perfumery. It’s a more philosophic take on the lust and pleasure principle appeal that perfumery as whole seems to explore, but ones that promises you chaos, classic influences and a plethora of nuances and delivers it. Just like Peety, Satyricon is again a chameleonic scent and channels very different things through its presence on skin.
It opens in a weird way like some of Angelo creations, with a green humid aroma that seems to come from chamomile and sage together. This is contrasted with a very dry and burnt like leathery aroma. Once you focus on it the scents gives you a blast of spices, a duet of dry clove against a cumin that delivers here the sweat of human bodies that the description says. Then, there is the wine and food nuances, and the combination of spices and wine makes of think of mulled wine. There is an intriguing pineapple effect here that seems to go in and out of focus on the first moments of the development. Then it’s replaced by a riped plum aroma that seems to give with the clove and a dry amber background a sort of vintage chypre aura. But Satyricon is here to enjoy the ride, so it shifts again into something more resinous and vanilla like, a very cozy and languid base after the sensory overload of the first moments on skin.
ganss.kostyan – :
God, this perfume sounds…..awesome! I haven’t smelled it, but I love the reviews here!! Especially Roge’ ‘s. In fact Roge’, I love all your reviews, that I’ve come across. They’re very good and entertaining, and helpful. Thank you.
artem–3 – :
This does smell of Eva Kant after HGH Therapy. Perhaps not in as much the composition, as the notes here are just as mysterious, having you contemplate what you smell of all day long! For that, O’Driu is one of the best! Thumbs Up!
Parshintsev – :
This creature is tougher than a 3 dollar steak. To sum it up, this is Eva Kant meets Jeke. This is like the most archaic myrhh you can find juxtaposed with hair spray. A little on the herbal side but packs a medicinal punch. This perfume is ablaze but wet at the same time. I keep thinking tree branches, brown wet leaves and a volley of hair sprays…If you concentrate long enough, you can smell cocoa but only for a second. Satyricon is a wardrobe malfunction done on purpose.
kiki01m – :
This is quite interesting. No BO at all here in my opinion. It starts with floral/citrusy green vibe and then it becomes a bit more spicy and resinous. There is a strong resemblance to Eva Kant, although this is less sharp and a bit more subdued. Quite interesting.
vlw833elipseskism – :
Ok, I have to be honest in saying that I don’t have much experience with O’driu…having only tested this and Det…but I can tell you that if this fragrance were my only experience with this house, um, well I wouldn’t be wanting to smell any more.
This frag smells like super ripe BODY ODOR….yep, good ol’ BO. It’s pretty much terrible in my opinion, and I would never want to smell like this. I let my wife get a whiff of it and she recoiled and hit me on the arm and asked why I would let her smell such a thing. Yeah, definitely not one for any romantic situation…or any situation at that, unless you’re wanting someone to think you had a really great work out at the gym.
Awful stuff…seriously, not good…no bueno!!