Slut Élixir Aaron Terence Hughes 2023
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Ultra Male by Gaultier??? It is much more differentiated, much more mature ...
I have now worn Slut Elixir several times and it is clear to me that this is not a fragrance aimed at the masses. It doesn't aim to please, it is present, uncompromising and therefore exciting.
As I can see from the statements here, it seems to remind some people of Ultra Male by Gaultier. I can only understand this comparison to a limited extent. Perhaps in the opening, which is fresh, slightly fruity and somewhat cool - probably the mint with the red mandarin. After that, it quickly becomes warmer: sweet, fruity, slightly creamy with vanilla, tonka bean and the light woody notes in the background. The ATH Slut Elixir is much more differentiated, much more mature in contrast to the aforementioned designer. It all seems very balanced without ever becoming boring. It lingers for a long time, but barely develops and not dramatically - like a good conversation that simply becomes more intense over time. The longevity is more than decent. What I absolutely love - it doesn't tip over into kitschy or overly youthful, but remains clear in its line - sweet, fruity, but not banal.
I deliberately come back to this. For me, Slut Elixir is a fragrance that doesn't try to please, but simply goes its own way. Charming, stylish and not trying too hard. That's why it suits me both in the office in the morning and when going out in the evening. It works reliably with style and never comes across as obtrusive. If you're looking for depth but still like a clear edge, you'll be pretty happy with this one.
As I can see from the statements here, it seems to remind some people of Ultra Male by Gaultier. I can only understand this comparison to a limited extent. Perhaps in the opening, which is fresh, slightly fruity and somewhat cool - probably the mint with the red mandarin. After that, it quickly becomes warmer: sweet, fruity, slightly creamy with vanilla, tonka bean and the light woody notes in the background. The ATH Slut Elixir is much more differentiated, much more mature in contrast to the aforementioned designer. It all seems very balanced without ever becoming boring. It lingers for a long time, but barely develops and not dramatically - like a good conversation that simply becomes more intense over time. The longevity is more than decent. What I absolutely love - it doesn't tip over into kitschy or overly youthful, but remains clear in its line - sweet, fruity, but not banal.
I deliberately come back to this. For me, Slut Elixir is a fragrance that doesn't try to please, but simply goes its own way. Charming, stylish and not trying too hard. That's why it suits me both in the office in the morning and when going out in the evening. It works reliably with style and never comes across as obtrusive. If you're looking for depth but still like a clear edge, you'll be pretty happy with this one.