Lò

This perfume has taught me what a beastmode fragrance is: 14 hours on skin, weeks on clothing, even after washing. Plus, it smells totally exquisite and expensive with its spicy and creamy character. LOVE! Edit: My question goes the reviewer who said that this perfume reminds of YASMINA by Kajal: how similar are the two? I am tempted to try a blind buy and I hope there are some noticeable differences between the two. Thank you!

Spicy leather that's done in a discreet/wearable way. It has some of that oriental/Middle Eastern DNA, but it's not loud and unbearable like most of those perfumes can be, especially for a Western nose. Refined, spicy leather, that's what this is.

Love it. Interesting multi dimensional smell. Smells luxurious. Boozy rich strong with sillage. Just what I love about Italian brands. Makes me wanna dig into this brand and check their other releases. Highly recommended.

Sandalia Lo, has a oudy, sharp, spicy-hot, somewhat bracing and masculine appeal. There is a strangeness to this making me think of things that are hot, dark, earthy, soapy-clean, kind of sexy, and just a bit dramatic. A natural turpentine or gasoline like element is present. I can only think it is being brought by the leather, which is prominent throughout varying stages of the dry down. All of it makes for a confusingly compelling, aromatic, fresh, and uplifting oud-dusted barbershop finish. While this is a unisex offering, I think it might better suit a man's chemistry. It's on the border of being too much for me, and yet not enough? Somewhat low projection and sillage, but then I get hit with strong wafts eight hours later? There is something about this where I prefer it being held closer to the skin. Otherwise it's edgy nature might pummel it's fist through the air. I feel like I want more time with this and will ask my boyfriend to try it as well. I'm curious to know what he thinks, and to see what his body does with it. It's kind of paradoxical, but I kinda like it.

Not a big fan of it... for me it smells literally like a cleaning product and some cheap floral soap. It’s not offensive, but still super strange. The soapy note is totally dominant here... plus some musky base. Follow me on IG: scent.guide