Wild Python

The imagery I got from the name Wild Python and from the design of the bottle was tight leather trousers, stilettos, red lipstick and a whip! However, after blind buying, the actual juice does not match the name or the bottle. Wild Python is indeed, a feminine white floral but I was expecting the tuberose to be louder and the fragrance to be more bombastic. Instead wrapped in the fragrance is something reminiscent of Good Girl Gone Bad or Kismet for Women or even Memo Marfa or one of its dupes - Marjan/Yaqeen. Essentially, what I'm getting is a smooth creamy but interesting white floral which has an additional facet of earthiness and greenness to it. If you were to think of the slight greenness from something like Florabotanica or the earthiness of something like Chloe Nomade and if you were to also imagine the skin like beauty of Burberry Body then you have begun to paint a picture of Wild Python. For me, this is indeed a gorgeous, alluring, feminine and beautiful scent. I feel really drawn to it but it is not the kind of sexy as I had imagined, instead it is subtle but will pull one closer to you. Of course this is not for everyone, perfumes rarely are. It's for the kind of woman who enjoys white florals, who doesn't like it screechy, who likes it smooth, creamy, sophisticated but earthy, slightly green and genteel. It doesn't scream but rather whispers "come hither." Performance - moderate sillage but good longevity. It sits closer to the skin but will remain a scent bubble around you for the entire day. Finally, it is not similar to any of my other Mancera perfumes that I own and the tuberose is also presented quite differently in Wild Python. From the comments, I thought the tuberose was going to be dated and horrible but actually it is not, I really enjoy it in this. Also, hats off to the peach, osmanthus and vanilla combination!! If you are able to get a sample, give it a try.

Just got my bottle today, screw cap version so this is just first impressions- knowing Mancera this will develop and morph into something even more fabulous as the weeks go by. This is just delightful, enveloping, seductive...completely different Tuberose to Velvet Vanilla- it’s smoother here and not so challenging, osmanthus is not as strong as Vanille Exclusive, instead it balances out the white florals. A lot of musk and vanilla woven amongst the notes, very feminine, a safe blind buy if you like your scent to make an impact. Projection and longevity are already huge and I’ve only just unwrapped this morning - it’s 8 hours later and my conservative 5 sprays are still very strong. Better than GGGB in my opinion- this is ‘meatier’ and a much thicker scent. Could be cloying as it’s so strong. Nothing like Of The Wild - that one is much softer and sweeter - but there’s a similar musk throughout the base of both. Almost has a vintage white floral vibe about it, smells expensive and luxe. This is for dinner dates and special occasions, and anywhere you want to feel glam, so in my case at work and the supermarket 😂 think I almost choked out my officemate when I came back in after spraying this - she did say it smelt very nice though. So glad to finally get my hands on this from discounters - very pleased with my blind buy 😍 UPDATE: I never thought a fragrance would cause me to be cautious 😅 but seriously this is one you DO NOT need to overspray! The 120ml is going to last me about 6 lifetimes...also, I recently visited some subtropical greenhouses full of lush jungle vegetation and flowers, and it smelled EXACTLY like Wild Python so the name now makes total sense. It encapsulates the humid, fragrant, and green wetness of a jungle so perfectly! Wild indeed

Wild Python The opening is ultra agressive with the musk, fruits and tuberose. This is a fragrance that will knock everything off your shelf and demand you only keep your attention on it. Once it settles down it smoothes out into a sexy midtone still strong but smooth with the osmanthus and slightly spicy tones from the Indian tuberose. A creamy jasmine starts it's heartbeat and a chocolate patchouli seeps in underneath with vanilla to keep this from going too sharp. The peach is succulent and makes it presence known from time to time. Final drydown a bit tame, but acceptable if you are into white musk. Personally it be perfection if they had dared to use a warmer musk than a clean laundry musk as the very final drydown. There is distinctly two musks at play - the opening (like Katie Perry Indi- and the laundry white musk for the end.) Easily unisex due to it's heavy musk presence. Sillage is enormous then settles down to arm's length. Longevity average. Snicker at the name behind it's back, but once confronted it will take over. A dominant white floral. About damn time someone makes a fragrance that grabs you by the throat. Candy girls go home. This is for a maneater. Bravo Mancera. Find it at Luckyscent, Beverly Hills Perfumary and official Mancera outlets.

Needed some time to get used to it. I love flowers very much but this: It’s a very strong scent that radiates. In the beginning it smells pissy. Like a public toilet.. but when it dries down, it smells like FLOWERRSS. And not a bouquet of flowers, but like a container with flowers - and someone throw you in this container and you trying to get out to have some air. It was hate-love-hate-love relationship at the beginning. I knew I had to get through the beginning, and when I did it smells so so wonderful. If you not overspray you will smell the beauty of this flowery Mancera. Again it is well done. The quality is great The silage is BIZARRE and out of this world. Never experienced such longevity and silage. I am used to Mancera but this one is extreme. 1 spray only, lasts all day on my skin. I always wanted a good alternative for Poeme Lancôme (which gave me headaches, so I couldn’t wear it). This python has more depth and intensity, but suprisingly enough doesn’t give me headaches! I like it, it’s pleasant when not overspray. I think this is a very good summer scent. 9/10

After seeing comparisons to good girl gone bad and knowing that I liked most notes in this perfume plus good girl gone bad's scent I took a risk and blind bought this. Even though I'm very happy with my purchase I don't think this is a blind buy safe fragrance. Opening feels very sharp and green to me (somehow fits the name and bottle design I think only the beginning tho after that there's nothing wild or python like) then it turns into a beautiful floral scent. Performance is sooo good which makes me happy since one thing I don't like about the Kilian's perfume is its weak performance for the price. 120ml bottle with great sillage and longevity makes it worth the price imo. Btw I think Wild python is more unisex at the beginning then leans more feminine after floral notes settle. Good girl gone bad on the other hand is straight up female scent from start to finish. Anyways this perfume might end up being my second signature scent glad that I got this.

Coincidentally sniffed this from my colleague, it is a huge bomb. She just sat there at her office, I detected her scent immediately to my nose just by walking past her (not from her movement). It is such huge explosion of tuberose, which I love so much. I decided to purchase the travel set, it is so worth. The opening is mixed of floral and a hint of peachy as showed composition. Honestly, I could never feel the drydown because it is always mingled/wraped to your body as a python. I get the message from its name, whereas people are bashful about the name how it could be (and cannot feel) Wild Python. However, it is quite similar to Carnal Flower (Malle) but in modern way against classic version of Carnal Flower. I never boast in regard of perfume performance, this is a beast in longevity and projection which why I intrigue in the first place from my colleague. Love to have this in my collection. Longevity: 5/5 Projection: 5/5 Uniqueness: 4/5

Ignore the mook rant (mookrant, morkant, whatever) since Wild Python is a fantastic...no, spectacular...no, make that a fantacular name for a women's perfume, and this Mancera (Nurse Feratu got it right) sounds like the perfect fragrance a tough, sexy, confident woman like my girlfriend (aka Copperhead/Future Mother of my Dragon Babies). Wild Python sounds ideal for the woman who makes weak, feckless, soy-boy types turn the other way when she passes by packing a Colt .45 on her right hip, and a Ka-Bar affixed to her left side. It may also be well-suited when this gal rocks a black evening dress...whose sex appeal, combined with scent appeal, leaves lesser men and mooks unable to make eye-contact. Tuberose can be a bit overwhelming when featured prominently in fragrances, but we will be sampling Wild Python in the near future. One thing for sure...it's not for the "girl who always leaves the house with wet hair and cries a lot." LOL!

There's nothing similar to a wild python here to start with the name. I love the femininity of this. a completely realistic tuberose scent. a powerful tuberose. One of my favorite perfumes Michael Michael Kors called signature for women. I'm in love with tuberose. the initial powerful tuberose and osmanthus are later flavored with jasmine and vanilla. peaches are felt slightly. Adds musky creaminess. tuberose does not leave the collar of perfume from start to finish. 12 hours of performance on my skin. silage near the skin after the first hour. I think someone who likes tuberose must try. more suitable for all ages than fracas, a tuberose perfume. I can not say very original. but she is beautiful. edit: I think that this perfume may be my new signature smell every passing hour.

If you love Chanel Gardenia but need more oomph - this is it! Chanel Gardenia is shy, cute and flirty but weak - Wild Python is very unapologetic, gorgeous and deceptively strong. It's very floral - easily the most floral perfume in my collection. If you don't like floral - stay away from this one. Seriously - at first the florals were very strong and serious - like walking through a very high end funeral parlor or garden at a stately chateau. It quickly calms down and becomes a little more playful with an almost chewy/jammy type tuberose. After 5 hours I can still smell myself when I move around but it's not cloying. I'm enjoying this fragrance - but I don't think it'll be a daily for me. However, it is a welcomed addition to my humble stock and I'll spray it on occasionally.

To me the scent is so strong and powdery, I can not understand, why it is perceived as female fragrance. It doesn't have any specific female notes in it and to me appears more manly, I can not imagine, how women other than 70 year old fashion designers would wear it. The scent is 100% unique and not like anything. It lasts stupidly long, once you perfume yourself on the first day, you can just add single spray on the other day and you are good to go. Don't even dare, to spray the fragrance on the clothes :DD!!! they will reek even after you wash them. I would recommend this scent for man who wants to have something very strange and unique which will cast confusion upon everybody around you.

I have a Gazillion perfumes but this one is one of the special ones. Starts off straight Tuberose blast so intense it smells almost like menthol, but maybe 2 minutes in the Osmanthus starts spinning its wheels along with the other florals but not as strong as the Osmanthus and Tuberose gallivanting together. About 30 minutes to an hour in is where the magic happens, the dry down last centuries and is a blend beyond comparison. I was never one to realize the difference in the scent of a perfume when put to skin or clothes but for whatever reason this one melds with my skin so well and smells of nothing I've ever smelt before. On my 3rd 4ML bottle if that gives you a clue..

I have no idea why they name this perfume Wild Python... There's nothing wild about this python, it must be a domesticated pretty python hahaha. The scent is beautiful, but I smelled this before in Bond No 9 Central Park West, albeit they aren't totally the same, Bond's CPW is flourished with gardenia, and on the drydown the tuberose is subdued by gardenia, while in this the tuberose keeps becoming the main actor with peach and osmanthus giving it fruity and a teeny weeny bit spicy vibe. As always, Mancera's longevity is not to be questioned, but as for silage I think CPW performs better, because Wild Python for me isn't really wild wild. Beautiful nonetheless.

Update: OMG, Wild Python has swiftly become one of my top 5 perfumes for life! I'm sooo in love with this feminine scent profile. It is such a beautiful white floral with an outstanding performance. Initially, I thought it was a bit subtle because of how it makes you feel when you are wearing it, but it lasts for ages, and you will smell it on your clothes until you wash them. The scent is so captivating. Every single time I wear Wild Python, I get a compliment, not someone asking what I'm wearing but actually saying that I smell lovely. It's just great. Of my 14 Mancera fragrances, and I love all of them, this is my favourite!

Oh, I love Wild Python!! This is a super fun tuberose option. It's sweet, yes, thanks to the peach and osmanthus, but still somewhat indolic and not perfectly clean, especially with that patchouli in the middle. Longevity and projection are great. 07.05.22: Reporting back to share that I am rarely stopped by strangers about any fragrance I wear. But this... Wild Python had a man track me down (in a v polite way) while shopping just to ask what I was wearing. Super enticing and lingering scent trail! 07.19.22: Got a FB xx just had to - and since I like to share... FragranceBuy.ca for the best deal.

this perfume reminds me of springtime or dewy summer mornings at my grandparents farm - the osmanthus blossoms, orange blossoms, jasmine and tuberose with the bergamot remind me of the produce blossom mixing with grandma's flower garden. Someone noted a strong aromatic/herbal pull and I would agree, my husband dislikes this fragrance and thinks it smells like neosporin ( I can see that) but it pulls more to an overall childhood aroma memory for me. I love it, I find it comforting and reminiscent of a time that once was.

It seems like most people here are praising the creamy tuberose and fruity peach opening (which I totally agree is amazing), but the dry down is by far my favorite part of this fragrance. It is a very tame white musk with hints of the bright peach and green patchouli, but it radiates so beautifully, that I couldn't imagine not having this in my collection. The only wild thing about it might be the strong synthetic 80's vibe of the opening, but the dry down is so crisp and fresh - a perfect spring scent!

OMG. THE tuberose I have been searching for. The tuberose/osmanthus/patch IMO..gives off a "leathery" vibe with musk...so..."musky floral leather" w/o being cloying....it's smooth/creamy but with an added kick of masculinity.Good projection/longevity also. I do get an earthy vanilla...and a tad of jasmine...I guess the peach in in there somewhere too. It does not go too indolic/animalic on my skin. On my test from a spray sample. I must have a full bottle ....soon !!!

this is absolutely fantastic. it has all my fav notes except peach, but somehow it is undetectable not cloying and sugary. osmanthus and orange blossom are my most fav notes and this parfume increadibly blends them all smoothly. in my top 5 wishlist. this will bloom in summer in my opinion as patchouli leaf in the middle notes gives like a mint scent. and i loved that. this is not an old lady parfume. whoever thinks it is so must be ignored.

I love this scent, beautiful !!!!! 100% Floral, 0% dark, 0% spicy or animalic. Sweet but not gourmand or sugary. IMHO not sexy as some people say, but pretty narcotic and very feminine. It is all about tuberose and osmanthus with a slight peach just in the opening. Easy to wear, specially during summer. A unique scent and a high quality perfume, but there is no python and nothing wild in this blend, so try before buying.

I've been testing this for a little while and at first, wasn't the biggest fan. It was nice but the animalic quality made it a little skanky on my skin. I could detect a sweetish, musky tuberose but it was mingled with the skankyness. Since, my nose seems to have got over that and it's creamy, floral and sweet. It's lovely.