cyber-sex

Starts off very citrus forward, but then the vetiver, ambrette notes combine into a seemingly citrusy, woodsy scent profile. Usually citrus notes are fleeting notes, so I'm assuming there's a particular kind of woody base note that is used here. OK...this is actually a less sour/bitter version of No Rules by Jusbox--I think I just might prefer this one for all intents and purposes (sorry not sorry). It's not as disgusting as people are making it out to be, but it's definitely perverse, so for whatever you will, do NOT blind buy this before sampling it. I will say it does become more muted (could be that it has too much of something, this is an extrait after all) than the Jusbox parallel of this fragrance, and that these two frags are like the "NSFW" parallel of Magnetic Blend 1, but nudged so in this direction. Though it's known that this frag doesn't have any amber in it, it manages to capture the illusion of a sweaty, clean perfumed man in a dirty, sensual way, without coming off as too sour as to be interpreted differently. The lavender note is common between Jusbox and this, and given the different woods used, I suspect that where the profiles begin to diverge. Given that it turns into a skin scent relatively quicker than the other frag(JB), but is a little more accurate to the intended abstraction, was probably an intentional design choice, and maybe the best one (or probably due to being an extrait). Another stunning work of art. P.S. Why is this being compared to Avon Frozen (a Disney themed frag)?

Cyber-Sex a fun smelling scent with a funny name. I get a big hit of just slightly zingy animalistic musk that is much stronger then anything else. There is a nice background of citrus, a little rosemary, a tiny bit of pine and a sweet nutty floral background. After about 15 minutes this fragrance lets the animistic musk fade a bit and the sweet nutty floral notes get stronger. Regarding longevity, Cyber-Sex lasted just over 8 hours on my skin and about 9 on my clothing. A 8/10 here. Cyber-Sex is weak in projection in a surprisingly good way. It is very much a skin scent but I think that fits it perfectly. This is not a fragrance I would want to project strongly. At its strongest it rises around 2 inches off my skin, a 9/10 here. I really enjoyed this fragrance. The zingy animalistic musk is very unique and I really liked how it smelled, especially after the initial opening blast of it faded down a little. I’d definitely say give this one 15-20 minutes to settle down before you head out. Cyber-Sex is definitely teetering on the edge between fragrance and art using scent but I think it stays just on the right side of fragrance. This is a 9/10 overall for me! I think Cyber-Sex is really pushed above a lot of others due to the fact it has good longevity but low projection. This is definitely not an everyday fragrance however.

This is an audacious and daring fragrance that immediately captures attention with its bold, unconventional opening. The scent is undeniably polarizing, yet utterly captivating. At first, there’s an intense, almost provocative note—raw, animalic, with an undeniable edge that some may describe as gritty I say smells identical to sweaty ass-yet it quickly evolves into something unexpectedly addictive. As the fragrance develops, a complex bouquet of florals emerges, blending seamlessly with the more unusual aspects of the scent, transforming into a surprisingly wearable experience. I kept catching whiffs all throughout my day and felt delighted the entire time. The sharp, almost electrifying note lingers for a few hours, creating a striking contrast to the smooth, latexy, floral dry down. It’s a fragrance that doesn’t shy away from its boldness, yet manages to be incredibly intriguing and even alluring in its complexity. While its unique character is better suited for nighttime escapades or more daring events- in my opinion, Cyber Sex is a fragrance that commands attention and leaves a lasting impression. Like long lasting- 12 hours easy. Unapologetically cheeky, yet remarkably well-composed, it’s a scent for those who want to make a statement. I do think wearing it in warmer weather may not be the move though.

I. LOVE. THIS. I finally got my hands on a little sample and I was expecting the worst. Like I thought it was going to be the most horrible thing I’ll ever smell in my entire life based on all the reviews here but no. It’s actually somewhat wearable. In fact, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t wearing it right now! So if I were to describe the smell it’s like if a 40 year old discord mod who lives his his musty basement peed on his gaming pc and it got left there for a while, and it got all moldy and rancid, so to cover up the smell he put a bunch of cologne on it. I know that sounds really bad but trust me, it’s actually oddly kinda good. Now I do like smells that other people think are horrible (ex: cigarette smoke) so take what I’m saying with a grain of salt. Like I am not the person to really be judging if a smell is good or not because most people don’t agree with me. But like. Whatever man. I just needed to give my two cents.

So I tried this today alongside Unum "But not today" and I'm truly amazed by the smell this two provoke. First thing first, these two are not for the people who are new in this "hobby" of perfumery and even those who are older in domain might find this very challenging. The smell of this particular "fragrance" is sweaty, like the smell after some rough hours of intense "love"(don't want to use non manners words). Just like when both of you are exhausted and very sweaty and you feel in the air that smell of body. Can't describe it in other way, but I would like to wear this for a "hot night" in two, in Italy, in summer time, to make it even sweatier. When imagination goes to extreme mode. Whoever want a challenging smell, I truly recommend you this house. Looking forward to try more from Filippo Sorcinelli.