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4 reseñas

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• Ouroboros

  June 11, 2015

  

  At first, it’s a fragrance I quite like, ideal for leather lovers. However, once it dries down, I’m not entirely fond of the ambrette musk; it makes me wrinkle my nose slightly, perhaps too animalistic for my taste, though it does smell good. It’s simply a matter of personal preference, as I look for something less animalistic in the summer. It’s a masculine aroma, perfect for autumn and winter, for men of middle age and upwards, ideal for scenting leather jackets and bomber coats.

• jerry drake

  September 30, 2019

  

  Darkbeat presents this Etat Libre d’Orange proposal with a rather unsettling name. It’s very floral and sweet at first, resembling a modern take on something from the 70s or 80s, with a leather and animal note surprisingly well executed. It could be the offspring of Lagerfeld Classic, less aldehydic and cloyingly sweet, with acceptable longevity and average projection. It evolves considerably; it starts off strange and transforms into a more pleasant mix over time. It’s an unusual, ambitious, and high-quality proposal. Perhaps too striking for the day, but intriguing and attractive for the evening if you dare to wear it. Undoubtedly different.

• Edu Lezana

  December 8, 2020

  

  Of all the fragrances from this French niche house, this is my favourite. It’s a gentle scent with a romantic personality, a just-right sweetness that invites sensuality. It has harmony and a youthful character. It’s totally unisex: it gives women a sexy air and men an intellectual vibe. The opening is strong, featuring ethereal vanilla and leather mixed with bulbous florals, evoking a luxury salon freshly cleaned. It’s very versatile, suitable for day and night, maintaining that gentle and seductive character without losing its youthful spirit. Be warned, don’t buy it blindly: this niche house often uses chemical components that make the aroma vary significantly on each skin. Better to try it first. A sensual and very warm fragrance.

• Angelmaius

  May 19, 2022

  

  If you’re hunting for a projection bomb or something designed to turn heads, this isn’t for you. However, if you appreciate artistic, evolving fragrances, give it a chance. To be honest, only two notes truly captivate me: the leather at the outset and the musk later on (there are florals, though I can’t quite place them). In between, it smells like everything all at once; impossible to define. The truth is, it shifts constantly; the opening scent is nothing like what you get at the four-hour mark. It smells clean, soft, like caresses and tranquility. I’m not sure if these adjectives define it much, but that’s how it feels to me. The longevity is just about right, around six hours, with the final traces barely clinging to the skin. Even when applied generously, it struggles to perform; I believe it’s not made to last, but to be experienced, like an act of intimacy. In short, I find it exquisite, not for everyone, versatile, and rooted in eighties perfumery before Le Male.