Nitro Noir

Yes, mchampion, mapache, khartford you nailed it. Nothing powdery or too girly about this scent. It's a gender bender blend that's refined, sexual, distinctive. Since I have a hard time profiling it as anything like any other patchouli fragrance in my collection, though it could be a cousin of Tom Ford's White Patchouli meets Gucci Rush, I'll describe it visually. It's how I imagine a real life scene of Eyes Wide Shut would smell-- blend of old, European money meets young, sexy things male and female, all very expensive, distinctive, yet somehow dirty. I would classify it as a night into day scent. The open for the evening but the dry down (this is a longevity beast) is perfect for the morning after all suited up and going to work. Not a casual fragrance, however. Professional or special occasion only, I would say. Only a handful of other fragrances in my collection garner as many comments from strangers. Will be interesting to see what this brand comes out with next. Anyone heard any news on that front?

I'm in love with this fragrance. I can't decide if I like it more on my skin or on my boyfriend. There is nothing sweet or syrupy about this fragrance so it works well on him. I would warn that this is for sure not a scent for wall-flowers, however. I don't think I ever got so many compliments on a fragrance as this one. I thought it would have some floral or tropical notes in it because of the packaging but it is a rare kind of patchulli blend. Very sophisticated. I imagine it smells like a glamorous Italian film-noir actor. Be careful about overspray. It can be too intense. Lasts incredibly long. Almost too long. The next day I was still smelling it and had to chose my fragrance for the day to blend.

This was my first fragrance from this house, and I really like it :) A nighttime scent for sure, Red berries and powder are what I get from this, which does lean towards that makeup/lipstick smell. Because of this, it's far more on the feminine side of unisex than masculine but, as a man, I still enjoy it and have been complimented many times- I think this is because of the lack of many male mainstream/designer comparisons but is mainly down to the strong red berries note which opens the fragrance and never let's go. This isn't as unisex as the recent Rose Ink, but I still think men can pull it off. It lasts really well and projects heavily especially in intimate settings or in cold environments.

LADIES THIS IS AN AMAZING DATE NIGHT/NIGHT ON THE TOWN FRAGRANCE (you know if we ever do those anymore). Orris Root, berries, & patchouli is a dream combo. It's alluring and sensual and sweet, but the patchouli cuts it and gives a library, mysterious vibe. I picture this on an NYC it girl - it's like you embrace your femininity, yet have nothing to prove. Sensual but not vulgar, confident but not self-conscious, sweet but not cloying. Make up smells yes, but not the generic designer "dept store" smell we've become accustomed to.

Lipstick/makeup/powdery vibe. girls what are you waiting for this is a very nice scent who loves these types of scents (in that genre) on the first sniff I really liked it but there was no way I could imagine it on my neck that would not be fair. the whole line is declared as a gender bender+ or non-gender perfumes this is unisex. but this is a real shame a man to wear. wonderful for going out club and for girls :) 20 - 30