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03/31/2024
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The woodsy cousin of the Black Afgano who walks around with a knife
I love the Black Afgano, at some point I heard that Laylati is similar to it, but is much more balsamic and more wearable in everyday life. At the price of Black Afgano, I naturally tested it out.
Yikes - it looks like a blade to me. It has the Black Afgano vibe, only in green and pungent, but in a pleasant way - I think it's fantastic. I also find it more suitable for everyday wear, as BA is more of an occasion fragrance for me. Laylati aka Afgano Puro is initially mysterious, semi-strange and definitely has its own "dark, heroic daredevil aura" - hehe, that's me! As usual with Xerjoff, the sillage and longevity are very good. In the drydown it calms down, it remains a great balsamic-dark, woody vanilla/tobacco scent, which develops with the knife-like herbs into an ever-emerging wolf-like beast that stands in the forest at night and suddenly stares at you out of nowhere with dark red sparkling eyes, then the beast turns around and disappears into the depths of the night. It shows that it is there, could tear you apart, but is peaceful and therefore does nothing. Strange comparison, I know - but what can I say, I'm just a funny head. If Black Afgano is in the middle, then Terroni is on the right because it has the earthy, resinous, smoky essence of Black Afgano, while Laylati is on the left because it combines the pungent, spicy, sharp-edged pungency of Black Afgano.
I think you can wear Laylati all year round, depending on the dosage of course. In summer and spring it can be cool, while in winter and fall it can be warm.
As someone with a good collection of fragrances, I have to say that Laylati makes the shortlist of signatures! Certainly a polarizing fragrance that not everyone will like. I, however, love it.
Yikes - it looks like a blade to me. It has the Black Afgano vibe, only in green and pungent, but in a pleasant way - I think it's fantastic. I also find it more suitable for everyday wear, as BA is more of an occasion fragrance for me. Laylati aka Afgano Puro is initially mysterious, semi-strange and definitely has its own "dark, heroic daredevil aura" - hehe, that's me! As usual with Xerjoff, the sillage and longevity are very good. In the drydown it calms down, it remains a great balsamic-dark, woody vanilla/tobacco scent, which develops with the knife-like herbs into an ever-emerging wolf-like beast that stands in the forest at night and suddenly stares at you out of nowhere with dark red sparkling eyes, then the beast turns around and disappears into the depths of the night. It shows that it is there, could tear you apart, but is peaceful and therefore does nothing. Strange comparison, I know - but what can I say, I'm just a funny head. If Black Afgano is in the middle, then Terroni is on the right because it has the earthy, resinous, smoky essence of Black Afgano, while Laylati is on the left because it combines the pungent, spicy, sharp-edged pungency of Black Afgano.
I think you can wear Laylati all year round, depending on the dosage of course. In summer and spring it can be cool, while in winter and fall it can be warm.
As someone with a good collection of fragrances, I have to say that Laylati makes the shortlist of signatures! Certainly a polarizing fragrance that not everyone will like. I, however, love it.
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