Thirty-Three

I had an amazing time, and I smelled like a million bucks. First notes are as they say soft and sweet, but then it takes off and turns in to a beast. This stayed on my skin for good seven hours, and I got to say people were getting extra close. I won’t go in to the details and talk about rose, patchouli, etc., etc.… What I will talk about is what it feels like. This perfume is certainly not for a latte drinking, pseudo male, who talks about feelings and emotions. The guy who wears is the guy who will rip off your clothes. If you are looking for hugs and cuddles you are knocking on the wrong door honey. Imagine “Hugh Jackman” in Australia, with six packs and all the works, covered in sweat, dust, smoking cigar and smelling like a man. What does it tell you about a girl who wears it? It say’s I am more man than you could ever hope to be, only come close if you balls of steel. This should come with a warning… “Pussies need not try this!!!!”

There does not seem to be much love out there for this one, oud and rouse, can it be any more boring? What made me give it a try is the claim they used real oud oil of Chinese origin. Well, I would not bet my life that it is real oil, but it is certainly very different from typical aromachemicals you find in nearly all fragrances that advertise oud notes (think of MFK and Nishane Istanbul that charge fortune for terribly synthetic oud), and it is far more complex to be synthetic, so I am as convinced as I could be in the absence of chemical analysis equipment that it is a real deal. The rose note is also very nice and convincing. There is nothing offensive in it, just an absolutely lovely spicy rose dominant oud/rose combo. Much more appealing than majority of fragrances exploring the same theme. A worthwhile purchase.