Lenka85

I got the scent as an addition when I ordered a sample and since the first impression on the test strip was anything but positive, I didn't pay any further attention to it for the time being. Nevertheless I gave it a second chance, tested it on the skin some time later and was surprised.
Although the idea of smelling like freshly washed is quite nice, I have had my problems with the usual candidates of the fresh laundry fraction. Too biting, artificial and deliberately fabric softener-like, I found most of them just pushy and penetrating. Even the pyramid of Esquive suggests the worst...

But on my skin it developed surprisingly beautifully. This musk is not pungent but soft and unobtrusive. The leather note is noticeable, but more like a soft and cuddly velour (real leather fans will hardly be satisfied). This is the one, however, that gives the fragrance an interesting impact and distinguishes it from the other lingerie scents. A few floral notes, although not listed, can also be perceived in the background. On the other hand, patchouli and vetiver are very reserved, a bit of a pity, maybe it would have provided more tension and depth. All in all, I can't really detect any real progression. Durability and sillage are, as far as I can judge so far, in the midfield.

Conclusion: a cuddly, cuddly and very (too) pleasing scent, which surprised me positively despite prejudices. However, it does not quite fit into my prey scheme, therefore not a candidate for me!

I really wanted to like him, the much praised "Crowd-Pleaser" which gives the wearer cool sex appeal, turns men's heads and, according to praise, fits every occasion and every season. It's certainly not a bad perfume (so many fans can't fool after all) and H/S is also excellent, but: I can't stand it on me. Too pushy and somehow "flowing" / soapy it remains flat and penetrating for me. No, unfortunately we will not become friends.