MCM Onyx

I just got MCM Onyx and this is my first review on Fragrantica. I blind buy MCM Onyx and yes this is generic blue fragrance very similar to Sauvage EDP or it's more between Sauvage and Prada Carbon. Clean ,fresh and spicy and metallic. Very well blanded and rounded notes. You can wear this fragrance all year round in any situation. I waiting for heaters and negative comments on Fragrantica but this fragrance is great!

This is a spicier sauvage edp plain and simple. I would get this over Luna Rossa carbon and I would get this over sauvage edt Though I feel like this is on equal footing with sauvage edp. This is a perfect everyday signature fragrance because it has the "spicy bodywash dna" that makes you smell out of the shower clean 8 out of 10.

liked it more then my first batch dior sauvage EDP lasted equally long on my skin can reccomend

Looks really nice, and even the notes sound amazing. I think I need to try this now.

Recent experience has convinced me that the first male-targeted product in the newest MCM line is better than the sum of its almost universally available parts. Onxy continues a characteristic I noted in my review of the first of the "backpack" scents from MCM: brilliantly packaged, mildly interesting tweaks of a synthetic and somewhat ordinary nature made to typical mass-market designer fragrance profiles that somehow seem to resonate with folks smelling them off skin. Onyx is not even remotely ground-breaking or innovative. The presentation is great if, like me, you happen to be a fan of the brand. The scent takes familiar designer fresh, lightly woody elements and tweaks them by substituting a different mix of aromachemicals for the ones found in the market's titans. Surprisingly, the result is better than the foregoing description would lead you to expect. I wore this fragrance yesterday on a flight (I try to wear innocuous scents on airplanes) and found myself leaning heavily on regular sniffs of my wrist to fend off the odor of whomever in my area of the plane had tried to mask the smell of what I can only guess was the poultry processing plant (or perhaps goat farm) from which they had come directly to the flight after a long, hard shift, by liberally applying some revolting scent. The overall impact, as you might guess, was eye-watering. In these circumstances, amazingly, I received compliments from two fellow passengers on my fragrance AND discovered that the Clearwood (and perhaps just a hint of neutered vetiver) component of Onyx really hangs in there for quite a long time after application of this fragrance. I neither seek nor regularly receive compliments on my fragrances, yet this is not the first time I have gotten compliments on the way an MCM fragrance smells and projects from my skin. This fact, plus my affection for the way the bottle design looks on my shelf, has made me something of a fan of MCM Onyx. Will I wear this fragrance regularly? Absolutely not. Is it most likely redundant if you own one of the many popular, youth-targeted fragrances that seem to be everywhere these days? Yep. But, if you enjoy those sorts of scents and want something to use for a change of pace, or are looking for a new (woody, blue-ish) fragrance that is perhaps a little different from the pack and inoffensive in every way, you can do worse than MCM Onyx (Plus, at the risk of restating this fact yet again, the presentation really is pretty cool.) For me, then, MCM Onxy is a "like", but not a "love." Mildly recommended.