Magic Mushroom

Well, I'll comment on a few others, just for fun. This one, typically, seems to me to be a good example of an attempt that the stinking snobbery of luxury perfumery would call completely unworthy, a creation to be sent to the stake... But I think it's funny. It smells mostly of earthy cocoa, of a slightly mushroomy cellar. It's obviously not the most balanced or delicate, but it smells like a perfumer who has had fun, a perfume that was created at home and not in a laboratory equipped from head to toe. For what purpose? To make people happy, anyone, not to make money. Because I'm pretty sure that some people have experienced, one day or another, some pleasure in wearing it. And that, for me, is what counts. I would always admire a Malle or a Lorson for their mastery of tekhnê, but this other side of the perfume world has value and interest too. Not to be forgotten, then, for the truly curious (or the noses in love and disinterested). In any case, you will go to bed having learned that a perfume was composed on the theme of the magic mushroom. For that alone, it was perhaps worth the comment.