Laibo

Yep, what does he mean by the title...

...Again a perfume with more ingredients than a wedding cake. He was a blind purchase, which I do not regret, however. Whether he is as described here almost a BdC Dupe? Rather not.

Sprayed on he actually opens peppery and fruity, even something aquatic. Remind me he does strongly Versace Dylan Blue in the top note. However, the fruity seems very synthetic and can not keep up with the Guerlain series in terms of authenticity. The fragrance seems like clutter in the opening, no clear line, it says nothing to me. It tries to be a lot without really expressing itself. I guess this is where the lion is supposed to come out...well...maybe he showed his face a bit...

...But then, when the scent finally settles, it sorts itself out and impresses the wearer. The clutter dissipates, it still wants to be a lot, but then it is. It is spicy woody, then again sweet, somewhere very fresh, then again fruity and floral, yes even the something rose can be smelled out, some would even say that it has gourmand-like traits. Really only slight traits. The thing that fortunately fades is the very strange peppery note (there's really no other way to describe it).

"It's ideal for warm evenings and makes the perfect statement scent for the man who can't be tamed," reads the fragrance's description. In my opinion, more cuddly evenings. He is also club-suitable, but the sexyness of a Versace Eros he does not have.

"Pure Instinct is inspired by the instincts that give lions their power and majesty."
A lion only sleeps, however, for most of the day and so is this fragrance. A cuddly lion, relaxed on his throne, he no longer has to prove himself. Still very sublime, powerful but no longer need to duel.

The sillage and durability are very strong. For an office fragrance already too strong. Otherwise, it is suitable for any occasion. Since the fragrance needs its time to develop and the top note is really not convinced, it is "only" 8.5 points for the fragrance from me.

The fragrance opens very clearly with the strong cinnamon note. However, I also smell something else that reminds me of black tea with some camomile. The scent doesn't smell homely and has something strange. After the fragrance has settled down it smells to me something like a greenhouse. Musty plants and still something sweet
By night? Not necessarily. It's not exactly a classic night out for me. But you really stand out from the crowd.
I don't really love that cinnamon and tea smell. The evaluation is purely subjective. Objectively it smells really high quality and special.

Unfortunately I cannot agree with the good review. The smell immediately reminded me of my second home. This is exactly how a Russian weekly market smells: beer, kvas, salty, fishy, smoky, animalistic and rustic.
In fact, the smoky note and the astringency is not bad at all, in fact, quite good. However, the salty fish smell swings along with it and destroys the fragrance. A nice memory she offers me always, but nothing more.

It takes some skill to use the fragrance correctly in the right situations.
The fragrance is a force and the vanilla is extremely concise. The orange and cedar wood complement each other perfectly in the background. Strangely enough, the fragrance ALSO reminds me of warm evenings on the Atlantic Ocean, perhaps just an illusion, as it is definitely not a refreshing Acqua fragrance. Maybe the salt...?!

I don't recommend anyone to use the fragrance in everyday life (then rather the normal Olympea and also only slightly dosed). The fragrance is a going out scent, the woman wants to attract attention, has self-confidence and makes a statement. You should stand behind the fragrance and not be ashamed that really everyone around you, especially in closed rooms, is looking at you. Otherwise the fragrance is not for you.
If you can sell the fragrance well, you can climb Mount Olympus...

8.5 points because the scent is not always fragrant. Sometimes it can be annoying, especially if you have to smell it too often. Not uncommon with such scents. The shelf life is enormous. Applied in the morning it still smells after showering in the evening.

I was able to test the scent by chance. The expectations were low.

I was offered a sun-milk-like smell. One for which many a person pays a little more money so that it still smells of flowers, although the scent will soon evaporate anyway. Bergamot is very strong to smell and it is very pleasant. Nevertheless, one tends to confuse the scent with sun milk, good soap or, as some people mention, detergent. Unfortunately not like a Prada l'homme does.

The described scents read well, but except for a few, they are not noticeable. At least not for me.

For children with little money who want to give their mother a gift that is not too expensive, this is a good option. Also for spraying the laundry or clothes. However, I would not buy it for daily wear. There are better alternatives for smelling high-quality fresh.