Black Suede Leather

I have come to the point where my experience with scents is good enough to crown AVON the King/Queen of "powdery" scents. Avon's two top "powder" scents, to me, are Mesmerize and Black Suede Leather. This is a great floral/lite leather/powder-like aroma for men. I do see it as a 12 month scent for the gentleman day or night and for just about any event on your social calendar. I don't see it as evolving much from the beginning to end but to me it matters little when it is a rather unique smeller! Also, as most perfume/cologne collectors know, Avon makes this available at a great price! Enjoy!

i Iove this fragrance smooth not too spicy...shit a winner Intel I'm old and gray

great longevity 6 hours projection 2 meters I macerated it before I was using it

Black Suede:Leather goes on strong with a blast of crisp citrus and herbs, but, within 20 minutes, this exuberant top all but disappears, skips over having much of a heart entirely, and spends the remainder of its life cuddled up within the warm-blanket folds of its base-notes: truly, it is a "decorated skin-scent" (a bit of a sexy one at that), and there are times when something like this might be wise to keep within reach. With its touches of patchouli, castoreum, and amber, it hints of reference to old powerhouses such as Givenchy Gentleman and Salvador Dali PH, but unlike those classic and mighty, room-clearing oriental-fougeres, BSLeather is very-much on the light side, and firmly modern in its notable employment of cashmeran (making it a close "brother" to 'Driven Black'); there is absolutely no oakmoss to be had here, nor does it bear any resemblance to the original Black Suede. Because of its lightness, it is almost impossible to overspray BSLeather- making it perfect for both intimate encounters as well as enclosed daytime spaces- situations that would demand someone leaning in closely before detecting anything. Rich and warm, cool-weather character. Longevity on me at 70F: over 9 hours.

Actually very nice and sexy. I think I prefer these kind of sweet, tobacco leather scents in winter on a guy. I do get tobacco and Amber and suede/ leatger. It's kind of i f there was a male version of Shalimar( I know either sex can wear Shalimar but some guys just don't like wearing scents labelled " for women". I would buy this for my boyfriend. Okay maybe compared to skanky outrageous stuff like Secretions Magnifiques or Muscs Koubla Khan it's tame but honestly I don't like dirty stinky musk like that. I like perfume to smell good not like you dumped some cinnamon or rose calcium on a crunchy hippie .