This is about as sweet as a pile of ashy bones and an old leather saddle that are left out to bake in the hot blistering desert sun for 20 years or more. Then, a concrete truck pulls up and dumps it’s chalky, rich wet contents into a foundation dug next to the crackling bones and weathered leather, and it …
” Smells exactly how I would imagine Jesus to smell, if he smoked Marlboros and drove a Vauxhall Calibra in the 90s. ” – PerfuMartin –
“This is so beautifully good. It has the uncanny ability to glue my nose to my wrist. It’s a deep pineapple sweet, patchouli, citrus opening with elements of Kouros’ civet fresh wee on a mossy pine tree.” -Jondelour- “Put it this way, you don’t wear Lapidus pour Homme, it wears you.” -TickTock- “This to me is like a gangster version …
“Black Afgano is one of the most interesting fragrances I will ever own. I have strong but conflicted feelings about it. It’s so enormous that I’m scared of it. This is the kind of fragrance that can start or end a war. I both love and hate it. I want to wear it. I really do. I think the problem …
“The smoke that comes out of a hospital incinerator. Cremated blood soiled bandages, body parts and vaporized contents of bed pans. Spilled menthol medicine and floral floor cleaner. Worth a sample for fun!” -beavisbonce- “Smells like someone wearing plasticky leather pants who sprayed a patchouli floral parfum and walked into fire.” -GustaveTheNos- “Wow. What a trip. What the **** is going …
“It’s like a diseased polecat has taken a leak on the back of my left hand and no amount of washing is getting rid of it. It’s potent and deadly for all the wrong reasons. Kouros used to practically drip from the ceilings and walls of sweaty nightclubs all around the world and it’s lost absolutely none of its character. …
“This frag is a glitter laced stripper with bolt-ons and a mouth full of smoke. I want to love it and for it to give my nostrils that five-star lap dance I’ve been waiting for, but it just doesn’t go down..” -ColognelSanders-