Mango Cuir

Mango Cuir is like a fantasy perfume come to life! I'm sure plenty of people have thought of the idea of combining the most juicy tropical fruits with leather but here it is. The genius of this scent is how sweet & fruity it is yet remains perfectly balanced with the woody notes. A mouth-watering peachy mango with green nuances is prominent off the top, made even more delicious with the addition of caramel & rum. The bitterness of leather & woods undercut that sweetness to create an addictive, intoxicating combination! The leather note is bold but not overdone or excessively synthetic, i'd describe it as more airy and slightly ashy which works in contrast to the barrage of fruit. Performance is very strong as it creates a considerable scent bubble with minimal sprays and can cut through the coldest temperatures. That's pretty much it, if you like leather themed fragrances this is leagues ahead of most niche offerings. If you like them fruity even moreso - it's a sweet, exotic, alluring sort of scent that makes a statement and a pleasure to wear! Huge thumbs up!

This is hands down the most unique mango fragrance out there. It’s incredibly long-lasting, and I get asked about it constantly. People are always curious about what I’m wearing. It leaves such a great impression and stands out in the best way. A truly standout scent!

Mango Cuir - is a bit of a struggle. Main culprit - IBQ. When i inhaled it deep - my nose got stuffy and it plugged my ears 😅 thats one powerful scent. It is more ibq cuir (not tl cuir or bel ami cuir) with fruit being a supporting note. its also not green cuir as it is nicely blended with something that keeps poisonous green of IBQ at bay. Mango is not the natural juicy mango one can taste but a pretty standard industries mango that could be found in things like SHL Mango Kiss, Oud Rain and Xerjoffs Cruz del Sur 1 or 2. I think closest thing to it might be LV ombre nomade, but less powdery and fruit turned from red to mango. Its as beastly and as well made as that, but a different fruit used instead.