Dangerous Maryx - Limited Edition

A very particular perfume this Dangerous Maryx by Lorenzo Pazzaglia, who wanted to dedicate a creation from his collection to the note of cannabis. A narcotic perfume, a truly high quality bottled cannabis, a must for lovers of the green / balsamic / cannabis genre. Thanks to the use of notes such as eucalyptus I feel quite distinct after some time from the vaporization also a certain fresh balsamic scent that I really like very much after this truly narcotic and strong opening of this perfume. A great perfume, an olfactory experience to do absolutely if you want to try something different!

This one smells very very similarily to cannabis blue by fragrance du bois. Performance is great like all LDP fragrances. Id get this one if I didn't have cannabis blue already in my collection.

Great green fragrance that works all year round. One of the better Cannabis based fragrances i've tried.

Super green, ridiculously powerful and long lasting. Smells like a hippie head shop exploded. Essential oils of eucalyptus, rosemary and oregano spilt on the floor, potpourri flying through the air, with hash and tobacco burning in the background. Not for the faint of heart, especially if you hate eucalyptus. 6/10.

It oddly reminds me H24 by Hermes. But on green steroids and with niche quality touch to it. Best hemp note I encountered so far. Overall it's elegant, clever and versatile, not worth the price though.

It smells exactly like Blue Afghano by Nasamoto minus the darkness. Really not my thing. Esco Pazzo also by Lorenzo Pazzaglia is a way better green grassy fragrance than this.

Fearless perfume I came across Pazzaglia's creations due to a big amount of promotion and talk I saw online. A generous friend of mine lend me some of her samples: Black Sea, Cherry Ink and Dangerous Maryx. This is the one I like the most among the three and I'd recommend to stay away from Black Sea if it's the first perfume you are smelling from the brand. Start with Maryx instead. The opening is a bright and clean with a sharp and zesty citrus: a mixture of bitter citron and zesty orange or grapefruit. The middle-ground is dominated by a sort of "Pulp" vibe where I get a "very ripe" fruit effect. The provocative base is constructed around wet rosemary needles soaked with a liquid. I now see this is actually a clear reference to Weed, and I see what is the provocative theme Pazzaglia wanted to tackle. I'd be a little scared to wear this in public as I have never even see what weed looks like but this is by far my favorite between the three.