Punk Motel

I have the 100 ml bottle of this perfume. It lasts around 8 hours. Medium high intensity at first, after one hour the intensity is medium soft. This perfume has an output of salty rose, it seems to come with an amber base, but in what way? When I read the notes, do I say where is the amber that I am feeling? I smell the note of amber so I start to study what the notes of the perfume are and it turns out that this perfume has natural ambret musk, which replaces the animal ambrette, and comes from three different seeds that knot gives the aroma of musk and a certain amber scent, so I understood that the musk and amber scent I could feel next to the rose came from there. It is a dark amber perfume or at least that's my olfactory sensation, what about this salty rose? this is not the typical elegant pretty white rose of a good girl, here the girl is a rebel, this girl's rose is a rebel, it is a rose completely broken with amber and with a few salty touches, a mineral salt that contrasts with the scent of rose. Actually the set of aromas is unexpected, extravagant and groundbreaking. It is not the rose scent you can expect and that is precisely where it has all its appeal, where it will draw the attention of our nose. Is everyone going to like it? I'm sure not, but is that bad? I think not, more different perfumes are needed, more scents that are not the same and honestly ... it would have been a boring scent of being a more pretty rose scent. Unisex? totally, it is not a delicate floral aroma, nor too sweet to be only feminine, and it is not a perfume of hard, woody aromas or such ... to be only masculine. In the case of this perfume they are scents with a lot of personality that will make each person depend on how to hook their perfume. Honestly, I only recommend it to anyone looking for different scents, scents that do not leave you indifferent but completely different from what you find in perfume shops. Different and with personality.

Punk Motel is a spectral experience. It's a haunted house in a bottle. At its heart lies an unconventional star: Salicylates. Overlooked or misunderstood, this accord smells faintly of aspirin—medicinal, slightly sweet, and strangely comforting. If you’re not paying attention, it might slip right past you—like an ominous draft you weren't sure you felt. The opening is a brief flicker of bergamot, airy and pale. The white rose note isn’t the romantic kind—it’s ghostly, nearly translucent, more like dried petals in an abandoned hallway than a fresh bouquet. This is a true skin scent. There’s no projection monster here, no sillage trail to stop people in their tracks. Its power is in its subtlety. It doesn’t perform; it haunts. If you’re looking for something different, something that doesn’t smell like perfume in the traditional sense but rather like atmosphere—dust, age, and echoes—Punk Motel delivers a beautifully strange, musky séance of a scent.

Punk Motel is a clean, personal scent, done a little bit differently. The initial blast has a hint of sweetness, it’s bright, but at the same time musky. I absolutely adore the first 10 minutes of this fragrance. As it wears, it sits closer and closer to the skin. It becomes less sweet, and cleaner. It’s gorgeous. The problem is I get 1 hour max where I can decently smell this on myself. That’s a pity because I would have already purchased a full bottle of this, if the longevity was better. I’m glad I sampled this as it definitely fits into the your skin but better style of fragrance, but it’s different enough, and smells really nice.

Instantly obsessed with this. There's something uncanny about it. I think I know what I'm in for (a softly vanillic, rosy-musky-ambrette cloud) but then something strange shows itself then hides away again, a sort of salinity that's not quite clean and not quite dirty, something familiar that I can't put my finger on, what does it remind me of? I don't know, it's a memory I can't remember. It captures an emotion felt so long ago it's no longer painful. Nostalgia, heartache, innocence lost? Whataever it is, I love it. Wearable weird girl that whispers but doesn't shout.

My daily scent. I don't have to think too much if it fits my outfit or my mood, it's just, well... a basic me, opening the door to you and inviting you over for a cup of tea at my place. Definitely a good choice for daytime. Work, school, library, shopping, casual meetings, spontaneous drinks after work — it's a safe scent. Delicate, staying in the background yet not invisible, a little powdery. Rose is not dominating anyhow, so if you're not a big fan of a strong rosy rose, you can still give it a try.