Cuir Venenum 03

There is only few fragrances I will never forget and Cuir venenum belongs to this family. It is really very special perfume, completely different than everything I know and also the perfume changing my private point of view to masculine and leather based fragrances. I have to say this was the second niche perfume in my collection and the first one I bought for myself during the very beginning of my discovery of this amazing fragrance world. First of all the CV according to my taste is the richest perfume ever created. It is not sharp but is like a viscous perfume oil, I would say like a glue in its richness that when settles on your skin you feel as something penetrating your skin very deeply. At the beginning you smell extremely rich sweetness of orange flower nectar, yellow and orange as the honey taken directly from the beehive. It completely cover leather note that is present all the time but as the second player. CV didn't loose its power with time but it evolves and change the spectrum - still strong orange flower but now they cower the leather with something that I know from chemistry lab when people work with sulfur. It is not terrible smell of sulfide as in rotten eggs it is dry an a little scrubbing, chemical or mineral smell creating amazing aura that is sexy and very sensual. For sure in the CV is much more going on because fragrance changing its face being more sweet and incense containing or more dry from time to time probably because of animal musk. Summarizing it is very unusual creation done with unbelievable passion and perfection. My all time favorite.

This fragrance immediately reminded me of an extremely specific time and place. The scenario was...Drinking wine at my firends house. When I asked my partner to try this perfume and then I described what I thought, and she said..."Yeah it's totally that....It's incense and cheap candles." The bitchy comment about these particular friends aside, she's kinda right. The opening is a syrupy resin and orange blossom a sweet, messy construction but with a hippy joss stick backbone I'm assuming from myrrh. It's quite linear and not really what I would describe as leathery in the dry down but I recognise this 'leather' accord from other fragrances so I know it's considered acceptable to describe it in those terms. The wine element is interesting, not that it smells of wine but evoked memories of drinking the stuff, thought provoking I guess. I don't like this and I don't want to smell of it, although the drydown is a little bit nicer. I'd give it a miss. Update: It's funny what 12 months and a revisit can yield, I actually really like this fragrance now. The opening is a transparent floral musk, with some sweet element, progressing into a leathery drydown which is absolutely fantastic. It's not a full on leather accord, just a gently leathery spine with some fresher resin notes and a tiny hint of smoke. The floral/leathery nature and hint of honied sweetness reminds me somewhat of immortelle but it's clearly not immortelle if that makes even the tiniest bit of sense? I'm really enjoying this today.

I was eager to try this perfume from the very first moment I heard its name. Cuir Venenum, Cuir Venenum - it sounds like kind of a magic spell or mantra. And so I got to test it at last By the way, it was one of my first niche scent tested. So, it impressed me a lot. There was this kind of leather that I have never smelled before - sweet leather! Freshly processed leather immersed into thick grape juice, very intensive and syrupy - a real sugar poison. There are no major deviations from the main scent line in time of development. Sometimes leather is stronger, sometimes weaker. Sweet notes are very vivid all the time. I understand people who find this perfume weird. I sometimes feel this too, but that means this one is really not an ordinary frag. It stirs you, it balances at the border of one's comfort zone. For now, my relationship with this perfume is somewhere between "love" and "like". I wouldn't mind getting it as a gift, but this definitely wouldn't be my everyday scent. This one stayed for 6 hours on my skin and for much much longer on my clothes. Do not overdose! :)

So when I sprayed this on today, I immediately concluded this had to be the sweetest leather I had come across. Didn't like it or care for it whatsoever. It wasn't all bad and had some nice nuances, for instance a nice smoky side, cigarette-like, but it is doused in thick, honeyed orange blossom and it is kinda seductive that way. However, the first two hours I felt like this was too much of a sugary femme fatale - or a wannabe version of that. Later on, the syrup vibe wore off and it started to warm up a bit, catching my interest. I was surprised to enter that stage. I wouldn't have expected that at all. Now, this is not very special, but it does go against 'niche rules', challenging the wearer with its sticky syrupness and rewarding him or her for their patience once that tones down a little, combining buttery coconut with leather & myrrh. Still on the fence whether I like this, or maybe could love this. Let's see what happens. In any way, the sweetness in this juice is almost provocative and definetely NSFW. Hot date or lover's night material only - in a confident mood.

I found myself with a bottle of this not because it's beautiful, but because I became obsessed with it. Some things are so outrageously and unapologetically whatever they are that they are fascinating. Cuir Venenum is one of those things. It's highly intriguing, almost too sweet and too dirty. Addictive and almost too much, at the limit of outright repulsive and sickening, daring. White flowers have this narcotic funky facet that has been pushed in orange blossom with honey and lemon to the limit of decency to meet that sweaty leather....yes, it's bad. Someone once told me that it smells like a biker beer burp, the other talked about Middle Eastern pastries fermenting and they are not wrong. Cuir Venenum is disturbing, but harmonious. I'm honestly surprised that I was never forced to wash it of.

Ha ha! Genius. On first spray I thought yikes, I smell like a man. Then I wondered - why? Is it sweat? Then I realised - it's malt. Like some kind of real ale. So now I smell like leathery, slightly sweaty real ale. This is more male than unisex, but I like it, and I'd definitely like to smell it on a man. Although it doesn't smell like perfume or cologne - it smells like a real ale drinker, maybe after a hard day's work in his leather shop. Get your check shirt on guys, a splash of this on your beard and you're away :) Update: did I mention the smoke? Yes, in amongst the leather and beer is smokiness. My chap used to smell like this when he came home from the pub!...

Great but unusual leather. Gifted as a sample with a PG purchase. Whilst the leather is there and a main component I find (unlike the note vote for myrhh) the main note to be of white floral, super sweetened by honey (not overly strong as a honey note per se) and brightened by a sweetened citrus. As such I find this more so a female scent and in fact less so a leather scent. Still gorgeous... above average in strength too compared to most PG scents... I concur with mnitabach below in that it has a grape bubble gum feel though it is more complicated than this...

What a beauty! It is such a treasure to wear in warmer weather and I can not even describe how exqusitely it opens up on warm summer skin. That is the secret, to not hide it until colder months and wear it in summer to get the feeling of your skin, but better, more luxurious, slightly sweet and so captivating that I can not get enough. Soft and deep, mysterious but not dirty, there are really no other perfume that I can compare this composition to, it is unik and rightfully earns its place on the shelf.

To me, this is leather, honey, and orange blossom in equal measures, and they work together perfectly. The leather is full-bodied but very smooth and worn-in, there’s no fresh from the tannery feel here at all. The honey, possibly aided by myrrh, drenches the perfume in sweetness, but the overall effect is never cloying. Orange blossom adds a nice floral touch that makes me reach for this in the spring time as well as the winter. One of my sexiest perfumes.

It's quite unlike any other fragrance. From the name, I expected dark cuir, but I got a pleasant, super luxurious soap scent. If 8* hotels existed, they would use this type of soap. I test fragrances before examining the pyramid to get a fair opinion. Usually, I'm not too fond of Fleur d'Orange, but this is the first one that has made me drunk. And yes, it is a vigorous grape note, as indicated below. For me, it is a full bottle's worth.

This is leather! But in very special way, as everything by PG, how he succeed to be so unique in the endless ocean of fragrances! The leather is feminine, very floral and strongly reminds me on the smell of wine. ;o) That harmony of floral notes, leather and coconut give that impression. Very interesting, fatale... ;o)

great scent, you have the description above, good sillage/duration, made for men actually!

Mmmmm, now this is lovely. Light, manageable floral-suede, with the the blooms and citrus giving it a great powdery-fresh feel. More of a sweet than a leathery treatment of the suede, while the myrrh and honey are kept under control - not even a hint of wee from either of them. Wearable and unisex, with reasonable longevity for a PG (6-7h on me) though projection dies back fast after the delicious first burst of orange blossom. Didn't get any coconut even after I learned it was meant to be in there, so don't be frightened away by the mention of it - if it's doing anything it's just making the middle even milder and more milky-soft. Didn't bowl me over completely, but my taste in leather is for darker spicier sorts; but I'd very happily wear this any time. Its overall effect makes me think of it more as a spring-summer leather though. Conciliatory, gentle (in a good way) and classy stuff.

Cuir Venenum... WHOA! This is a leather like no other. Yes, there's orange blossom here. But you know how some scents focused on orange blossom can verge into grape territory? Well, this is that kind of orange blossom, in concentrated, overdosed form. It's no longer detected as orange blossom, but as the deepest of purples. Grape juice, or to drift to memories from my childhood, communion wine! Under that, the "leather," if you want to call it that. There's a yeastiness to it, with smoke and ashes, like someone has tapped their lit cigarette into the mouth of an empty beer bottle. So, to me, Cuir Venenum feels like a mixture of the sacred and profane. An all-night bender, drunk on communion wine, your hair and clothing saturated with cigarette smoke, the urge to do it all again, and, maybe, just maybe, a few regrets. (And yes, this is a positive review! I'm springing for a full bottle.)

A very beautiful and delicate scent that is somewhat reminiscent of Amouage Overture. The combination of sweetness, freshness and eroticism of oriental notes creates intrigue, captivates and enchants. You want to inhale this sensual aroma again and again. In my case, having Overture, I will refrain from purchasing. I can add that the late development of the fragrance, although pleasant enough, is somewhat monotonous and predictable, and did not make me want to buy a whole bottle. I wish this scent had less sweetness and more leather notes, more character. Although I would gladly buy Cuir Venenum as a gift, it is truly original, especially in its initial development.

An original interpretation of leather. Cuir Venenum opens with a bizarre accord of leather and something else I can't exactly detect for an overall effect that brings to my mind of unripe Concord Grape. Bitter, somehow sour and aromatic. The leather note is emphasized in its acidic aspect and it is laid on a consistent myrrh base. I also get a slight dusty vibe throughout (as often in Guillame's creations). Despite they don't share many similiariteis Cuir Venenum often brings to my mind of another great scent of the same family: Helmut Lang Cuiron. They move in the same direction, where leather is clean, treated and brand new. Recommended. Rating: 7.5/10

"Cuir Venenum" opens with a sticky embrace of sweet, honeyed orange blossom, warm citrus and cedar, with a faint leather providing a cosy, intimate sensuality. That said, I wouldn't call this a 'leather' fragrance at all, so the 'Cuir' in the name is a bit misleading. It reminds me slightly of "Al Kaht" by Xerjoff, if you took out the dirty barnyard oud note and just left the sweet florals and sticky vanilla. As with most PG scents it's quite linear and has moderate lasting power, but you could do much worse. It's a pleasant sweetness, not cloying or immature, and definitely more feminine leaning to my nose.

This is really strange. On first spritz I thought it was an instant love, but the more I wore it the more I started to hate it. Something makes it so difficult and uncomfortable to wear which I guess is the very sweet, almost sugary, orange blossom. My liking rejects such sweet neroli scents. I get hardly any leather. Highly recommended for sweet orange blossom fans though. If you like Mademoiselle Piguet you will probably love this one as well.

I got a sample of this today and it’s pretty different than I expected. I think I kind of ignored how high “sweet” is listed on the pyramid and imagined what I wanted. I don’t really get that much leather. I get a quite sweet coconut lemon combo, then the orange blossom behind them. Leather is fairly subtle to me. I do like it a lot but was hoping for the orange blossom and leather to be more dominant.

Why so many dislikes for this? It's a fairly accessible scent. I don't love it and wouldn't buy a full bottle, but I don't dislike it either. It's a very interesting take on leather.

Official list: Orange blossom absolute, Leather, Cedar, Musk, Honey and Myrrh What on earth is the coconut doing on the list on here?! There was something on the marketing spiel where Mr Guillaume says that adding orange blossom is meant to feminize the leather note. I had to do a double take on that. And here was I thinking that orange and leather is the building block of a great many men's colognes... In any case, I thought this might be a modern take on Knize Ten, but sadly it is not. The blending doesn't work here. I get orange blossom at the beginning (it starts strong) and then a faint leather note (it dies down quickly and suddenly). Not sure what to make of it, but in the end it just doesn't do anything for me.

Pure orange blossom, heavy and sweet, followed by a trace of leather

One of the most bizarre openings I’ve smelled in a long time. The predominant - no, overpowering - note is artificial grape candy, accompanied by what I will tactfully refer to as parmesan cheese. There’s also a little civet skulking in the background. It’s an odd combination if ever there was one. Since orange blossom is listed in the notes, it’s possible that the accord was hugely overdosed with methyl anthranilate or some similar “grape” aromachemical. I kept waiting for the grape and “parmesan” notes to make a graceful exit, but they refused. Instead, they just turned the intensity down a notch, or I slowly adapted to them. I could have scrubbed, but my morbid curiosity had kicked in, so I waited to see what else, if anything, this perfume had to deliver. Apparently there was nothing. After a few hours, all that was left was a light, sugary grape scent on my skin along with something vaguely musky. “Venenum” is a Latin word meaning venom or poison. One has to marvel at the odd combination of a Latin noun with a French one, but maybe it was an attempt to be witty, referring to the strong artificial grape note in both Cuir Venenum and Dior Poison. Or maybe I’m just a conspiracy theorist, seeing connections where none were intended. In any case, Cuir Venenum goes into the curio cabinet to serve as an example of a perfume that raises the unanswerable question, “What were they thinking?”

I think what Jeca is smelling as wine is in fact hops, used in beer production. The top notes are loaded with fresh yeasty hops. After about 5 minutes this is joined by a somewhat common leather encounter, kind of like whipping out your wallet in the pub to pay for your beer. Don't get me wrong, I like the smell & taste of beer but I don't want to walk around smelling like one. It is uncouth! Luckily, my female skin rapidly makes use of the coconut and orange blossom to sweeten & hide the hops. My fiance's skin made it very smokey so he smelt like sweet orange juice, soft incense & a hint of leather. On him it settled so nicely that it became a delightful skin scent. And then something untoward happened... This is a unique leather in that it is actually a vinyl accord - plasticky catsuit kind of faux leather. Smelling the fragrance up close on either of us was like smelling burning plastic and made me suitably unwell. Unfortuantely since it sits so close to the skin, the only way to enjoy it is with your nose just as close. If it were not for this final (long lasting) phase my man would soon have been in possession of his very own bottle.

Reading the reviews, this is a scent that has huge variation depending on skin chemistry. There seems to be very disparate views on this fragrance, ranging from nauseating to soft and feminine. Sadly for me, this did not work. I am a fan of leathers and was intrigued to see what a combination of leather and coconut would achieve. What I got though, was a strong accord of burnt plastic. Over time, the leather did creep though, but the burnt accord remained, somewhat softened by a glimpse of organge. I presented my wrist to my husband (as I do regularly) for an appraisal without prompting or guidance by me. His assessment: This was the smell of the oranges I left on the pan to boil dry the last time I (attempted) to make and organge cake. Thanks to my friend Scorpiosheep for this sample. Unfortunately, I think we have have reached a similar conclusion.

I love leather in perfumes so I was extremely excited about this frag, looking forward to getting my sample vial and ready to love Cuir Venenum with love at first sniff. As they say, the greater expectations, the bigger dissapointment. I was sooo shocked upon smelling my wrist after application! I would never ever expect CV to be that odd. All I could smell was... cigarette smoke! No, it wasn't tobacco; it was pure nicotine! Wearing Cuir Venenum feels like entering cold, empty smoking-room. It feels like standing next to someone who's been smoking a pack of cigarettes a day for twenty years now and tries to kill their smoky smell with some kind of cheap perfume. Cuir Venenum was a disaster for me. Lucky you, who can smell leather or flowers in it.

My first thought was "Oh no." The opening was sickly sweet, medicinal, not appealing to my senses. I kept the application very light because of this. A little while later it had bloomed into something much more palatable--sweet, a little smoky, balsamic. Light, pleasant, and a huge relief after the opening, but no detectable leather to my nose and nothing to particularly write home about. This is a first impression, however. I'm not bowled over, but it's worth coming back to for a few more tries, maybe there's a hidden depth that will win me over upon further application. Next time I'm going to apply more heavily to see if there's anything I missed this time around.

Having Cuir Venenum on my wrist and can't wait to scrub it off..If that is considered modern perfumery then I prefer to be ancient ! First of all there is no 'cuir' in this fragrance , I smell no leather at all. The opening is bold and sweet , smells like menthol combined with sugary sickening orange blossom . Myrrh is there but is buried under the unbearable sweetness of this fragrance . Plastic , fruity, sickly sweet , that's all I get out of this creation . It doesn't change a lot , starts and remains sickly sweet with orange blossom/sugar cubes until the drydown . It has enormous lasting power which is really bad for this fragrance .

I think Arabian Knight summed this up nicely. This smells more like an indie than a niche fragrance. Something strange that an up and coming perfumer would put out like Euphorium Brooklyn or maybe even Slumberhouse?? That may be a stretch but I do not get this one at all. The orange blossom overwhelms the other notes on my skin but I do get a faint hint of smokiness. As mentioned it's linear so don't wait for the development as there's pretty much none. Very feminine IMO as well.

revisiting this... years ago i liked it, now...not too sure about it. it is a DRY, slightly AROMATIC take on SUEDE.. while I'm a big fan of leather, this somehow does not cut it. it may be the orange blossom, white flowers turn funny on my skin all the time, so maybe the GREENISH, SOAPY tinge that I get on the side is due to that.

ETA: It's taken me a long time to pin this down, but finally realised today that the scent reminds me very strongly of caramel. Oooo, this is unsettling... It took me a long time to decide whether or not I like this and could wear it. Unfortunately I have reached the conclusion that it's just too disturbing! It's almost a fruity leather, with a juicy quality that makes my mouth water every time I smell it. I want more, I sniff again... and then I feel corrupted, on edge. There's something animalic about it, possibly bordering on fecal. That might sound gross, but this isn't an unpleasant perfume, it's just that I find it unnerving! Despite deciding that I can't wear this fragrance I would definitely recommend sampling it. It's an experience! The sales assistant I spoke to said that this unsettling quality is entirely deliberate and is just what Parfumerie Generale intended. My boyfriend LOVES this perfume and was pretty disappointed when I gave him my final verdict and told him it wouldn't find a place on my dressing table. ETA: A year later and I still can't make up my mind about this fragrance. Whenever I smell it I fail to categorise it, I have absolutely no frame of reference for describing the scent. Still can't decide whether I like it or loathe it...

this one is just amazing although i kind of smell it as if someone was sweating and had a perfume on without having a bath, but then it goes quite good. actually the lady gave me the half bottle tester for free cause there wasn't no more stock in her shop. i just loved it big time. honestly, i don't smell no leather in it! I've smelled something worm or hot maybe pepper, something sharp but not lemon & maybe fried coconut, it smells sometimes like an indian hair oil that old females uses to make their hair thick and silky called Tata's Oil (زيت تاتا), and definitely it is a strong perfume. after few weeks, i went back to the shop and unfortunately i couldn't figure out which was this perfume from Parfumerie Générale's collection because of the Reformulation! even the color of the perfume has changed into light blue! the perfume's top note has been changed to something tasteless!!! i can only smell the similarity when it dries... a complete disappointment!!!

I get the same sweet fruity note that's in the opening of Brulere de Rose. To me it smells like lychee/litchi but that's not listed in either of these scents. Still a very pretty opening. On skin it develops more quickly than on clothes and becomes a sweet soft leather. Nothing in the realm of Cuir de Russie and if you're venturing into the world of leather, this would be a safe first try as it's very wearable. Longevity is excellent, it's still going strong after 12 hours wear and sillage is medium. I was contemplating getting Brulere de Rose but it's rather linear although delicious and since Cuir Venenum has the same first notes I would rather get this and as a bonus have the lovely leather note in the drydown. The musk is very soft in this one if at all present. No animalic musk in here. Overall a satisfying scent, it doesn't leave me in raptures but it does leave me with sweet dreams.

The Cuir Venenum was a big surprise for me - I found the smell of wild strawberry jam I was looking for for a long long time! Actually it's a leathery strawberry jam, but oh so yummy. Luckily, I didn't get any coconut in it, for I'm not a great fun, and I wish I got orange blossoms, but...I got something unique - my dream jam! It lasted about 1,5 hours on my wrist, but nowdays I find that the issue of longevity has been overrated by me - in reality 2 hours is more than enough to enjoy the scent, follow all the stages and not to get tired of it. So in this new light the Cuir Venemum is going to join all many other scents in my wish-list.

Cuir venenum is so unique and addictive. I was looking for a leather perfume but I don't detect any leather on my skin.The dominante note is really orange flower which is a good thing because I love orange flower. In Cuir venenum the orange flower is sweet but also bitter.This is what I like.I also enjoy the kind of ''hydromel'' note. I read that some people also detect a beer/malty note. I was afraid of that note because I hate the taste and smell of beer. But in Cuir venenum that note is interesting. It's different and I never smell a perfume like that before.

This is certainly a unique take on leather! Come to think of it, I am reminded of the big orange blossom perfume from ELDO. Or maybe a mix of two ELDO perfumes? The opening is almost shocking, more like a sweet fruity celebrity scent--others are calling it grape jelly, and I do not disagree. But then the leather appears suddenly, followed by the sweet orange blossom. A sort of grape jelly-tinged orange blossom. After that the leather and sweet orange blossom ebb and flow in turns. Definitely interesting. A bit loud, too. I could not sleep in this scent.

Smells bizarrely of rotting garbage, specifically of when people collect soda cans in garbage bags for recycling and you can smell the sugary soda fermenting and rotting. Do smell leather, too. Tried it again. My final verdict: a weathered drunkard sits down on a badly tanned leather sofa that's been discarded on the sidewalk. He opens his quart of Mad Dog 20/20 and starts guzzling, spilling quite a bit down his front. He then passes out and pisses himself. This stuff smells like his crotch. Truly awful.

The animalic leather hits you in the face in the first five or so minutes, then it calms down a LOT. This is mostly a Bort/ALD floral style scent with a fruity-sweet myrrh, with minor traces of woods detectable here and there. This did not move me, in fact, of the 6 specially selected sample in the discovery pack, NONE have made any meaningful impression on me. It's unfortunate, too, because I agonised over choosing these scents and, well, yeah. Nothing doing. At least, not yet. Anyway, 9 more to go...

I actually thought that I was testing a mislabeled sample, so different was my perception from the official notes. Top notes of vinyl and acrid grape cough syrup, followed by a whiff of cow dung (possibly the "leather"?), all leading into a persistent candy-sweet-powder drydown of maligned orange blossom. Very synthetic in character. I dislike this on me and would find it abhorrent on a man. bn: "review" based on one blind test and one with notes in hand

A very urban interpretation of leather with a poetical name with who the author feels connected. The Orange blossom,vanilla and geranium in the opening are like the syrup in which Baklava is soaked,rich,sweet and green,warm and cold. The transition brings the musk and malt notes over,the malt notes gives an axilla ,sweet,animalitic feeling. Chocolate is present and it feels like a leather gourmand,sweet,green and musky.

I have to write an other comment on Cuir Venenum and repeat that Cuir venenum is so unique and addictive. It's smell like nothing else. It's an unusual combination of fresh orange flower, warm leather and cold cigarette smoke. Yes, cigarette smoke. It's sound strange but it smell very good... and I never was a smoker. Cuir venenum is now part of my top five perfume. A real signature perfume.

Wow this is strong for the first ten minutes! It settles into a floral fruity, boozy and smokey concoction with just the barest hint of leather. I also get a "cosmetic" smell. It's a haughty fragrance, reminiscent of expensive handbags, cigarettes, lipstick, powder and rouge...and beer mixed with purple passion flavored schnappes. I find it a little obnoxious, but utterly irresistable.

To me the opening is of super strong grape-flavored Bubble Yum gum inside a leather purse also containing a pack of cigarettes. This opening was enjoyable, but unfortunately, the super powerful & persistent cartoonish grape note (I assume a large dose of methyl anthranilate?) lasts way too long for my taste. Ultimate drydown is fine but unremarkable musky, leathery, resiny base.

This is strange- strange being a compliment for originality. Overripe fruits, their pulp and juice + leather. All in all, to me it is a smell of a dark, freshly draught beer with a slight cigarette undertone. Beer (dark) lovers, try it! Leather note here manages to stay sharp and smoky, just softened by fruit pulp. I would not wear it, but testing it was a great experience!

very mild leather with a good splash of smoke , sillage is bad but the perfume is good enough not on my to buy list but again if someone gives it to me i would probably wear it every once in a blue moon , bottega veneta did it really good, so that is my choice for a good leather and kelly caleche to a lesser degree this one leans more masculine

Have you ever tried mexican cajetas? It's a thickened caramel made of sweetened goat's milk. So that's that. Plus some strong alcohol (not so much wine, more like tequila in the opening). Plus some pear and a lot of rubber/latex. It actually smells like a sex shop. Then after 30 min you can finally smell Isabella wine. Wow.

I’m an hour in and getting ELDO Jasmine & cigarette and also divin enfant. I was laughing that people smelled beer but whoah here it is. Smells like the day after a night on the session and as I’ve given up smoking for 5 weeks now I’m LOVING this fix. Btw where’s the leather?

Grape snowball syrup squirted into a bowl with huge feet soaking in stanky wine and vinegar, and then placed into leather boots with no socks. Basically, it smells like a clown working in a leather tannery. Update: I really like it, actually. I keep meaning to get it.

There's nothing masculine about this, it's another scent that smells like a handbag. Am I the only one who smells warm milk? Probably not unpleasant on a woman but it feels inappropriate on a man and came and went in no time at all with limited sillage..

I WAS IN THE STORE AND READ THE CORRECT COMPOSITION OF THIS UNIQUE AND VERY BEAUTIFUL AND CRAZY PERFUME IN THE ECLECTIC STYLE: high notes- absolu of orange blossom Heart- cedre and leather Base notes-musk and honey!!!! its a real fantastic!!!!