Gtabasso

wowee; strong, masculine, $25 on beautyspin; top notes are oud, coffee, chocolate, tobacco but it really is oud, honey, leather and wood according to the notes; dries down in the middle sweet honey and oud then to a dirty, musky, skanky, salty almost ambergris, after-sex smell b; an element similar to Roja Enslaved, Habanita, Westwood's Boudior or Balahe.

I think they are quality but overpriced. Also, the originals are not. I got Sweet Rosa Tabaccum and Cafe Oud. Cafe Oud is Raghba but more expensive than the original. I expressed my dislike in a couple fragrance groups and was retaliated against and talked about. On all forums, there are pros and cons. Likers and dislikers. The world is diverse and beautiful. I didn't say bad things about the owner or the fragrances. I just feel I wasted my money and will not wear these. I would not buy any more and wouldn't have bought these if samples were available but when I contacted him for samples, he said he was too busy to send them. Now, he is offering samples at expensive house prices. I think there is hype and overdrama on this house. Proceed with caution. Also, he is marketing. I think many people promoting this house are friends or getting free product. My opinion. Take what you like and leave the rest. I respect those who disagree.

This perfume is mystery and sex appeal. I can't stop sniffing myself. I bought a bottle. It hearkens back to Balenciaga's Rumba. That kind of spice. It's a little in the line of an Opium or a Tabu or Jacqueline. Not for the faint of heart. Feminine but for a woman who howls at the moon and loves the night. This fragrance lasts forever and projects. A little goes a long way. I can't live without it.