Baudelaire

6 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Tomas1977

  September 9, 2013

  

  I love it, but I find the longevity very short.

• gelo999

  April 17, 2015

  

  A fragrance dedicated to ‘Les Fleurs du Mal’ by the French poet. The opening is very spiced, with peaks of pepper and caraway; juniper berries round off the accord. It feels leathery, salty, dry and overwhelming, pulled from the bowels of the earth mixed with burnt trees. Incense appears, then the heart with smoked leather and hyacinth, the soul of the fragrance. Here it takes a turn and feels more tempered, warm, like human skin, balsamic, woody, with papyrus and patchouli. The base is dark as ash, cruel, mature, complex and complicated. Baudelaire is an exceptional leather full of nuances. It is tearing and beautiful, like Baudelaire’s poems. Rating: 7

• gelo999

  April 30, 2015

  

  A fragrance dedicated to ‘The Flowers of Evil’ by the French poet. The opening is highly spiced, with peaks of pepper and caraway; juniper berries round out the accord. It feels leathery, salty, dry and overwhelming – pulled from the earth’s depths mixed with burnt trees. Incense emerges, followed by a heart of smoky leather and hyacinth, the soul of the scent. Here it turns warmer, more intimate, like human skin, balsamic and woody, with papyrus and patchouli. The base is dark as ash, cruel, mature, complex and convoluted. Baudelaire is an exceptional leather filled with nuances. It is heartbreakingly beautiful, like Baudelaire’s poems. Rating: 7

• blackened

  July 23, 2015

  

  Overall, although they are distinct, they have an air of L’instant EDP Extreme, but with that typical dirty note of Byredo that I dislike and can’t link to the official notes. Could it be the papyrus? That dirtiness reminds me of the smell of dung. At least one has to recognise that the house wants to put its own distinctive stamp on its entire perfume line.

• Espartaco

  June 1, 2019

  

  I’m obsessed with leather and wanted to try this Baudelaire. It’s an uncomfortable leather, not because it’s rough, but because it’s over-seasoned with a host of spicy and aromatic notes that are irritating. It’s like a cauldron of saline acidity that burns the mouth and, instead of settling, climbs in intensity. I’d define it as waterlogged leather with things with eyes that never stop moving. I even imagine a smoothie with fish scales; it doesn’t smell of seafood, but has that dry, rough aftertaste of old skin or hair mixed with salted cod and mahogany shavings, just like the cedar flakes in cigars that smell terrible. I found it awful. Occasionally I catch a hint of sweet oud, but that synthetic and odd touch is the house signature; I’ve never tried a balanced Byredo. I’ll keep exploring the brand…

• Espartaco

  June 18, 2019

  

  I’m obsessed with leather and wanted to try this Baudelaire. It’s an uncomfortable leather, not because it’s rough, but because it’s over-seasoned with a host of spicy and spiced notes that are irritating. It’s like a cauldron of saline acidity that burns your mouth and, instead of settling, only gets sharper. I’d define it as waterlogged leather mixed with things with eyes that never stop moving. I even imagine a smoothie with fish scales; it doesn’t smell of seafood, but has that dry, harsh aftertaste of old skin or fur mixed with mojama and mahogany shavings, just like the cedar shavings in cigars that smell terrible. I found it awful. Sometimes I catch a hint of sweet oud, but that synthetic and odd touch is the house’s signature; I’ve never tried a balanced Byredo. I’ll keep trying the brand…