Hungry Like the Wolf

Hungry Like the Wolf! Absolutely gorgeous! Smoke, wood, leather, a beautifully spiced mix and so intense. I wasn't sure about what to expect from a roller ball oil perfume but very pleasantly surprised at the intensity and the longevity. I bought it blind and have to say that I am so glad that I did, I absolutely love it. Given you use the tiniest amount with the roller ball I think this 10ml will last well which makes the price point more attractive. Unisex and deeply sensual. Exclusive to Liberty London. I hope they make this Limited Edition permanent. What a name, what a song, what a scent! Wolf like. Imagine a wolf in a velvet smoking jacket howling at the moon.

“This smells amazing! Like cinnamon and manhood!” I’m sure that is what Deadpool would have to say about this. Tried this out earlier today at Liberty London. Very impressed. A very potent and masculine leathery, woody and spicy scent. I wish they also formulated one for Wild Boys and another for Notorious. Such a shame that only 500 are in circulation. For me this is the best out of the four.

Stunningly potent! I am wearing this for the first time today as I was saving it for Christmas. Longevity is brilliant, and I have perfume-eating skin normally! Great stuff. (Could someone fix the typo in the title though? It's driving me mad!) (Edit 6 Jan 19: thanks, whoever fixed it!)

Rustic camping amid the pines, complete with fire. The leather is there, but the forest and smoke stand out. It is quite masculine, but I don't mind.

This is a surprising long-lasting leather/woods affair that lives up to its glorious name...these Duran Duran collaborations are only available through Liberty London and can be shipped to the U.S...the question of course is whether they are worth the money (75 pounds a pop)?...I'd say yes, but only if you are a huge fan of the D.S. Durga brand and/or Duran Duran...I am both so it was a no-brainer and I'm happy with this purchase...however, this is not far off from other D.S. Durga perfumes and I smell bits of Bowmakers and Mississippi Medicine lurking in this...