Kevin Black by Kevin Fragrances

The true niche killer. National fragrance and super affordable and easy to like, with a performance that’s at least not bad but doesn’t pretend to be anything it’s not. This perfume is a super cheap, nice, easy-to-like option that will never let you down, it’s nothing out of this world but precisely fulfils well because of that. A rich, fresh, citrusy, slightly woody and masculine scent, almost identical to any men’s shampoo. It has a terrible performance, I’m talking 2 hours at most, at least on my skin, but if you spray it like 10 times maybe it lasts about 5 hours. Good option if you’re short on cash, everyone likes it and for what it is, it’s worth it in my opinion, I keep it in my college bag in case I want to perfume myself before a class or something.

The first perfume I bought with my own money, the rest were always gifts. I bought it because I heard a reviewer say it was the one that gave him the most compliments, and indeed it gave me compliments. However, it’s a perfume that has no projection and leaves no sillage, its longevity (at least on me) seemed very poor, it never lasted 2 hours (I clarify it’s not for warm weather because it fades like nothing). For the price you can’t ask for more, it’s a perfume that smells good and gives its compliments, if you applied it a while ago. I don’t recommend it, its low presence and duration are very punishing, I get more longevity and presence from diluted decants of niche/Arabic perfumes so popular in Argentina (at least on my skin).

I fully agree with what elsapuc says. To my humble nose, it’s a scent that I can’t find a 100% resemblance to another. We will believe in the myth that it’s an original fragrance (or perhaps a very badly made clone of something) and we will continue using it for centuries and centuries, amen.

The real niche killer. National fragrance and super affordable and easy to like, with a performance that’s not too bad but doesn’t pretend to be anything it’s not. This perfume is a super cheap option, nice, easy to like, and won’t let you down; it’s nothing special but that’s exactly why it works well. A rich, fresh, citrusy, slightly woody, and masculine scent, almost identical to any men’s shampoo. It has terrible performance, I’m talking 2 hours at most, at least on my skin, but if you spray it about 10 times, it might last 5 hours. Good option if you’re short on cash, everyone likes it, and for what it is, it’s worth it in my opinion. I have it in my uni bag in case I want to perfume myself before a lecture or something.

A classic of Argentine perfumery that, without trying to surprise, offers a simple and very pleasant proposition. From the first application it conveys a sense of freshness, like walking through a green forest at dusk. On my skin it opens with marked bergamot, lavender and patchouli, notes that practically remain throughout the whole journey. It’s a fairly linear fragrance, with a woody base that gives it body without taking the spotlight away from the freshness. Its performance is around 4 to 5 hours, with projection of about 45 to 60 minutes and moderate to low sillage. I think it’s a versatile perfume, ideal for casual use and for anyone looking for a clean, uncomplicated scent. What I like most is how neat and easy to wear it is; perhaps a bit more projection would do it good, although at its price you can’t ask for much more. I would definitely buy it again: it’s a perfume that always gets you out of a tight spot and never gets tiresome. Rating: 8.75/10.

Another of the best-selling, most successful and most recommended fragrances in the Kevin line from Cannon Fragancias. Even in the middle of 2025, a viral TikTok campaign led by influencer Agus Correas put it back on the map. It’s a perfume that you still smell a lot on the streets even though it was launched twenty years ago. After a citrus opening, a green heart with lavender develops, which also seems to have something fruity (not officially declared) and ?spicy? notes that dirty it up and make its aroma quite distinctive. In the base, woods. But the combination of notes is so well assembled that it’s very hard to identify individual notes. It’s a penetrating, masculine scent; personally, it saturates and annoys me. But you could almost call it a “blue perfume” because it’s suitable for any time of year. Many claim it’s Cannon’s own creation, and I haven’t been able to find a fragrance that shows me otherwise either. Some YouTube reviewers have associated it with Ralph Lauren’s Polo Black, but this perfume has nothing to do with mango. Others with Halloween Rock On; there I agree a bit more.