Brut Musk

Baron Corvo, thanks for your excellent remarks. As for the remarks of Miss/Mrs Kajira Suzanne, please read the following: Brut Musk is a musky, spicy, woody, amber, tobacco BOMB - probably you know and like other bombs. (Examples: Spice Bomb or Versace Man Black). You must know how to use them. With Brut Musk, you must use just a very small portion and then wait 5 minutes or so for all the notes developp correctly, before smelling it. It lasts an eternity and the fragrance is very agreeable. My 16 years old son has 1 flask of 100 ml recently open and a full back up bottle. And I may tell you that he is quite successful using this fragrance and attracts lots of compliments from his girlfriends.. People complain about a faint sillage and longevity... well, Brut knows how to do it. Like Mr. Baron Corvo says: "It's likely that if you go into a shop and spray a generous blast of a tester bottle on your wrist, you'll disappoint yourself. Done this way, it just smells sweet, like caramelized sugar, with a burnt rubber undertone and after an hour you'll be desperate to wash it off." My son and their friends learn the trick and with a 5 Euros bottle of perfume by Brut, they party till late hours and still come home with a nice scent instead of smelling like a sweaty skunk after long hours of dancing. I saw the very same type of comments with a Women ́s perfume masterpiece called TABU from DANA. Do check its reviews in Fragrantica. It's either hated by snobbish people who do not know how to use it, or loved by experienced users who know how to use it. It was launched about 100 years ago (like Chanel no5) and it's still around and selling well. Yes I do have Tabu, Chanel no5, Arpege from Lanvin and Diva by Ungaro (all bomb perfumes from 100 years ago). I also have L'Eau d'Yssey, Sisley Eau du Sour, Rush by Gucci, Angel and Alien from Mugler, Lolita Lempika, Chance from Chanel, Midnight Poison... and so on. And I am proud because my son knows how to use well Brut Musk. On top of it, It's totally within his budget. I do not buy his perfumes.

Epic Journey Into the Bottled Yonder, 020 ------------------------------------------------------- Purchased May 2017 Manly and polarising as hell, for the cheapest price possible. With this flanker you get to be yourself. It's practically Houbigant/Coty Monsieur Musk and Brut combined, leathery and spicy (which is mistaken for rubber) while musky too. Some of the best synthetic (duh) animalic musk is in this one. They'll hate it but it'll grown on 'em. 2024 Update: To all who say "this is old" because only the young say ignorant things like that as if they originated the "concept that new is best/old is bad"; Nobody gives a rat's arse what you think.

A cheap yet old-fashioned perfume that definitely reminds you of the old days. The mixture between musk and tobacco definitely blends well. Best to apply after showering or going to a professional setting. However, it lacks longevity and sillage, with the bare minimum amount of sprays usually disappearing after 1-2 hours. It's best if you apply them consecutively over time or spray a little bit more for longevity. It shouldn't be your main concern considering the perfume is dirt cheap yet smells brilliant.

It has a very similar scent to the original brut; clean, slightly spicy orange-blossom. It's fresh, bracing, obviously muskier, with vanilla and a light tobacco note. After a while there are also faint hints of an indistinguishable spice alongside citruses. There is the occasional waft of "baby powder" (maybe from Amber?) but you either mind that or you don't. Projection and longevity are moderate but ok for the price. A suprisingly wearable, quaint, masculine scent that's good for all year wear.

Waw... So much hate on this fragrance. I don't own the edt but i often buy the deodorant and it's my favorite casual deodorant. the way i see it is that it's axe but for adults. Axe IS nauseating but this.. come on guys, it's very sophisticated for a casual deodorant. And if you don't like musk try other bruts