This is Not Oxytocin

Designer-esque fresh fragrance, reminds me vaguely of Allure Homme Sport Extreme. Smells good nonetheless.

Good smell, most people like it. Lasts about 6 hours with moderate projection for the first hour on my skin. Kissepeptin and Oxytocin are the two best Hormone Paris scents in my opinion. There are no hormones in any of their perfumes, it's a marketing trick.

@Luca Lucarelii of course they dont put straight up hormones in their fragrances, you need a prescription to buy anything with hormones that are relevant to humans, since such stuff would balance other hormones out, such perfume could be straight up harmful to you and people around you if chosen incorrectly :P (Im not talking about the exceptions like prescription-less melatonin in some countries (dont use melatonin to help you fall asleep faster! Address the reason you cant sleep first!) and the fact that perfumes often have endocrine disruptors in them). The top notes are nice :) theyre pretty citrusy, a scent family I associate with happiness, and endorphin is kind of this pain relieving, happiness bringing hormone, so I guess thats that

¡Ay, Dios mío! This is not what I expected from a fragrance named Oxytocin. Oh goodness, oh dear, how I am not feeling that kind of love flowing through my veins with this. It opens very Parfums de Marly-esque, with this artificial Charms blow-pop green apple tang, stuck to a citrus jellybean blob. Then the space around my one wrist that I applied with this is now suffused with maltol, ambrocenide and beast mode musks. It makes me viscerally angry. It should be called Cortisol instead. This is a scrubber for me to the nth degree, but horrors like this have a big audience for sure.