Ivory Musk

Super citrusy opening which I don't love, however the dry down is this creamy musk with just a slight zing of zest. Very inoffensive, pleasing and a price tag that you can't beat. Edit: The way they sell this perfume is comical. They put 80ml of juice into a 100ml bottle. That means every single new bottle is 1/5 empty right off the bat. Why? I mean this perfume is cheap but what a ridiculous way of production.

A pleasant, straightforward citrus musk. Clean smelling, mild fragrance, suitable for work, casual wear or any occasion really if you like simple scents that are not overbearing or complex. Wish it was a little more powerful and would hold onto the citrus longer but can't complain. Also can't compare to the OG but pricewise this ticks the box. Unisex.

Got it when it was a lot colder and disliked it. It was a fruity Erba Pura-esque mess, totally unwearable. I let it sit. It seems the hot weather and maturation did wonders. I get a warm musky fruity loveliness. Great fun to wear but it took it a while to get there.

Took 5 months before this became wearable. Now the black currant is coming through and the harsh chemical opening is smoothed out. Still not the biggest fan of this DNA but it’s not the worst thing I’ve ever smelled.

17/03/2025 :update after 4 months of not using it, yesterday i tried it again, i sprayed 2 shots. it has improved, i feel it smells smoother, after 30 minutes the smell becomes much more pleasant, really pleasant, the special thing is i sprayed it last night and until noon today i can still smell its pleasant faint scent, for 20$ it is really a bargain. 11/17/2024 :I just got it today, and I've never smelled the original, but this one smells like creamy coconut milk throughout. It lasts about 6 hours, and then the creaminess fades slightly, revealing a more prominent woody note. I find it leaning a bit feminine (I’m male, so I’m not sure if I like it yet). However, I’ve heard a lot about Middle Eastern perfumes needing time to “mature” after the first few sprays, allowing oxygen to enter the bottle and letting it sit for at least a month. I’ll update again after a month.