Andy Warhol pour Homme

It is exactly the same fragrance as Guy Laroche Horizon, i literally cannot tell them apart, so same rules apply I guess, really nice in an unusual Synthetic Sea type smell. I like it, but I don't love it. Very unusual

I must admit I still like this. Maybe it ́s because it ́s weird and peculiar, also very synthetic. I don ́t know, I like it, could have been a niche.

A fine Fougere, nice flowery drydown. Basenotes very long lasting. A favourite amongst my Fougeres.

This fragrance on my skin smells very synthetic , Its not the sort of scent I want to wear really or would feel comfortable wearing - I dunno why I think its just to 'arty farty' I couldnt take myself seriously whilst wearing this

The following info should be helpful 1- Its price hovers around the $20 mark 2- The packaging has $ $ $ signs and thats open to individual interpretation 3- The bottle is reminiscent of Salvador Dali pour homme (Another Artist's fragrance) 4- The packaging resembles the original package of Aramis Devin (green and large) Lovers of powerhouse fragrances will be taken in by this 5- It does smell green at first really sharp green and It projects moderately through temp of 28 degrees celsius with light rainfall (Nigeria) after 5 hours of initial application. It will probably project hugely at our usual peak temps of 38-40 celsius. It would probably suit lovers of celebrity scents but it may spook the fresh/ aqua/ water crowd. For lovers of classic powerhouse scents, this fragrance could be as a reset to zero your olafctory senses so you can have a renewed apprecaition for the other scents in your collection. Nothing gets me like temporary anosmia to the drydown of some of my favourites. I suggest you use it for couple of weeks before coming to a final decision (a) Archive it as part of your collection (my Choice) thats why its a collection!! (b) give it away its less than $20 bucks and the beneficairy will be pleased. The drydwown is fresh green and stable and smells exactly like Annuci which smells like Jacomo paradox.