Solution No.6

First time i smelled this fragrance was like a year ago from a friend who got it at the off-white store in milan. Since than i fell in love with it and was trying to get my hands on it for a year. Today it finally came thru and i have to say, it's one of the best if not THE BEST scent i've ever smelled and it sits really well on my skin. The day was windy and the projection was like crazy, with every time wind would come thru my fragrance would just form an aura around me, and every time it did so i could smell a new note coming in. Amazing scent, defs not a blind buy and may be too niche for some people as i literally never smelled anything like this before, wonder how it's not talked about more honestly. 10/10 would recommend

This is by far not only the favorite cologne I’ve ever owned but possibly ever smelled. I bought it at the off white store in New York and it keeps growing on me. It’s weird because I’ve never been a fan of patchouli, but a big fan of gourmandy vanilla fragrances. The patchouli is not overpowering though and I think it compliments the blend well. Definitely my most complimented fragrance, and the only fragrance I’ve ever bought two bottles of. If anyone has any recommendations for something close to this, please let me know, as I will be incredibly sad when I run out of this stuff and can’t get more.

This smells very similar to PDM - Carlisle, but if you were to add boozy accords and chocolate. Its a bit sweeter but I gotta say the dry down is absolutely phenomenal. If you can find it for a good price I'd say this is a 10/10 winter scent. But I gotta say the smell chart is a bit misleading. I would classify this as most "warm spicy" and "woody". More sweet, boozy, patchouli.

to me it has a great deal of that YSL Babycat smell, a bit rubbery, smoky, smells really pleasant in the air, not as endurant as other people seem to be voting it

This is soo goood soo complex!!!

The magic of Solution No 6 is really at the dry down for me. At the opening, all I get is heavy booze and patchouli, which makes my stomach do literal acrobatics. After about 30-40 mins, I’m left with woody, chocolatey, vanilla goodness— just getting there is the hard part. I’m giving this one some time because the dry down is absolutely magnificent, however, I’m not sure how I can get over the nausea inducing opening.

Yeah, wow, okay. I don't know if it's the white wine note mixing with the chocolate or the rum is just weird, but this is more art than fragrance, it's a very niche scent. This definitely wasn't meant for me. The best way how I'd describe this is "sickeningly sweet chemical spill". I don't even know what to say, but it's just gross. Awful, but I don't hate it, I see the artistic vision. People who hate convenience, want to parody modern perfumery, and desire to throw molotovs at their local DMV might wanna wear this.

Strong projection at the opening. As it dries down, many of the notes fade— including the prominent pepper and the cardamom remains and lingers on the skin.

This smells like Xerjoff Ivory Route but balanced not cloying.