Leopardo

Fantastic perfume that give you cherry notes in fresh sytle. I was using Tom Ford lost cherry but ıt was a little heavy which is not getting good feedbacks by everyone. But this perfume ensure you get good feedbacks. realy realy love it.

It opens with a burst of dark cherry and warm cognac, giving an almost liqueur-like sweetness without the sharpness you get from smelling a liqueur - more creamy rather than sharp, it doesn't become a simple candy-cherry scent even if it's quite sweet. As it develops, Leopardo turns into a smooth amber gourmand with soft woods and balsamic warmth, almost a myrrh like vibe.There’s a slightly smoky resinous feeling underneath the sweetness that gives it depth. It doesn't go juvenile, which I worried about initially, it feels sensual, elegant, and something I'll enjoy in the evening or going to bed. The drydown may be the best part: warm amber, soft musk, creamy sandalwood, and lingering cherry liqueur wrapped in a cozy oriental spiced base. Here the butter note comes through on me, giving it a savory, rounded and rich feeling. Imagine mixing Tom Ford Lost Cherry, Kayali Lovefest Burning Cherry with a splash of dark amber put on butterspread bread. It's not a pure cherry bomb and not a heavy incense perfume either. The blend of gourmand sweetness with dark oriental warmth works surprisingly well. It feels sophisticated, seductive, and much more niche-inspired than expected. After testing it a few times, I fear I go easily anosmic to it, I smelled it way longer the first times when it went skin scent after about 7 hours. Later I couldn't smell it that long on myself, but people around did.