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dokEmedsHooda – :
Starts with citrus soapy notes which are gone within minutes and replaced with hot leather smell. In 1-2 hours letheary notes subside and give very pleasant ambery aromatic musky drydown, something old&classy. I would take it for drydown only
KOKADAGESTAN – :
I just don’t like this.
It opens fairly predictably, with a sharp zing of citrus and herbs, but then a peculiar note emerges: A crisp leather/birch accord, not bold or animalic, but rather tart, dry and tinged with ozone, almost aquatic -I have a feeling violet leaf must be present here, although not listed. This clean, pinched leather/birch accord dominates with a vague hint of dry herbs in the background.
The effect ultimately smells like a watered down cousin of Chanel “Antaeus”, which has a far more convincing leather note and a richer tone throughout, in my opinion. I’d go for Antaeus instead.
Jeremy – :
WOW this is pure animal to me. It feels like it should be advertised by Burt Reynolds with his moustache, shirt unbuttoned, with a medallion nestled in his chest hair……….or maybe this is Sex Panther as used in Anchorman.
Funny thing is……….I kinda like it.
Just don’t over spray it. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
delux – :
Another member I know proclaimed this stuff to be completely devoid of leather, and I see what he meant in the sense of how soapy and sweet it is. The very top notes are surpsingly dry and citrusy, with spices way down underneath as in Trafalgar. The lavender comes out in front, so as usual I feel like I need to wait it out, but it doesn’t take long for a sweet resinous leather/soap to emerge, with spices similar to those in Bel Ami but not as overdone. It does get sweeter and soapier into the mid notes, and less truly leathery, but for those of you like me who hate things as nightmarishly sweet and floral as Creed Royal English Leather, it’s not nearly that strong. Still, a little bit of the bubblegum note from REL is in here, and it gives a slight candy vibe which I could do without. There’s a lot of vanilla in the base as well, which doesn’t help. This fragrance is trying to wear many hats, and not entirely succeeding with all of them. I think it’s trying to have more leather content than Trumper’s ill-named Spanish Leather, but it doesn’t quite know how to do it. Ultimately, I still like it because the end result of this failed multitasking is a very creamy wood fragrance, close to Davidoff’s Zino, but you have to be careful with it because it’s so sweet.
Xeroxjgcbw – :
An old-fashioned powerhouse fragrance that isn’t so much about leather as it is about aromatic and spicy elements. It’s similar to Versace L’Homme (Gianni Versace’s original men’s scent), but less sweet, or maybe Kouros, but a lot less animalic/musky. Either way, if you’re a fan of old-fashioned powerhouse fragrances, I’d check this one out. To me, it’s just okay.