Oh My Deer! (Extrait de Parfum) by Baruti

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Oh My Deer! Baruti 2022 Extrait de Parfum

6.4 / 10 39 Ratings

A perfume by Baruti for women and men, released in 2022. The scent is animal-floral. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Animal

Floral

Spicy

Fresh

Synthetic

Fragrance Notes

Aldehydes

Lily of the valley

Metallic notes Musk

Musk

Animalic notes

Frankincense

Sichuan pepper Amber

Amber

Black pepper Vanilla

Vanilla

Perfumer

Spyros Drosopoulos

Ratings

Scent

6.439 Ratings

Longevity

7.530 Ratings

Sillage

7.029 Ratings

Bottle

6.627 Ratings

Value for money

5.313 Ratings

Submitted by Kurai, last update on 08/26/2025.

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3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/05/2024

Mlleghoul
456 Reviews

Mlleghoul

5

the olfactory equivalent of the 1980 Heavy Metal magazine cover art by Hajime Sorayama

Oh My Deer is one of those fragrances that immediately conjures an image in my mind: one of my late father’s pristine, glossy Heavy Metal magazines from the 1980s featuring a metallic beauty on the cover, all gleaming chrome and curves, stark lines, and a strange, throbbing sense of mystery. Hajime Sorayama's art for Heavy Metal magazine perfectly captured his signature style of future-noir and sci-fi eroticism for the machine age, and it certainly captured my attention when I first saw it at the tender age of 11. I don't typically dissect fragrances through the lens of sexiness and sex appeal because, frankly, it feels inelegant and reductive. Perfumes can be so much more. But in this instance, it feels strangely fitting. Oh My Deer is a scent of bitter, aldehydic metallic musks, perversely both mineralic and animalic, and the olfactive dissonance of peppers that are warming and resinous but also act as a cooling, electric current. It’s a scent that also feels gritty and grungy, somehow, which brings it all back to a very personal place for me. Gritty and grungy is exactly how I felt when I first flipped through that back catalog of Heavy Metal magazines; they terrified and exhilarated me in equal measure, and those dark, techno-apocalyptic narratives may have been the catalyst for the first bit of… stirrings… in my weird little bod. Hey, we’ve all got our origin stories. Oh My Deer triggers a fascinating internal dialogue, pulling me back to those thrillingly strange magazines. It's not what most would consider sexy, and for me personally, it isn't either. But it's undeniably weird, a quality I find endlessly intriguing. More importantly, it's a scent I genuinely enjoy wearing.

03/04/2023

6Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

Kurai
388 Reviews

Kurai

3

Comfortably puzzling

Baruti perfumes play with the senses. Either in a good or a bad way. I consider this to be one of the strengths of the brand. They never leave one indifferent. With Oh My Deer!, a perfume was built around a synthetic deer musk accord. Now, Spyros does not go down the path of normality, so get ready for something odd.

If I was to describe the scent, all I can make of it is "Furry musk with a metallic edge and a few soap bubbles". Not the old school civet-aldehyde type, but another -more abstract- kind of soap. It is hard to grasp. The metal is one of the first notes to appear and to wear off, while the soap bubbles stay. Lily-of-the-valley was mentioned, but I do not get a serious floral vibe here. In fact, it is hard to distinct any notes. A mixture of facets. There is a bit of contrast between warm and cool, but I would say that the cool wins. Not fully clean, but also nowhere near dirty. Overall comfortable and friendly, not a tiny bit of harshness.

While wearing, I found myself over-analyzing, trying to pinpoint accords, structure, development. Then I realized there is no point. This stuff is abstract. In hindsight it was a fun experience. A puzzle without solution. But it also lacks something that tempts me to revisit.

12/21/2022

Blackink
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Blackink

5

I ALWAYS test on skin

regardless of the consequences, no matter what.
Yes: metallic notes, aldehydes, and pepper catapult a kind of fecal mega-bloom into the depths of my sinuses. Instantly, the image of the "Corpse-Flower" emerges, which blooms up to 3 meters high only to wither amidst a bestial stench.
Here it is exactly the opposite, the life of this mega-bloom is in reverse:
Its corpse is resurrected through incense after a medical autopsy. And between these columns of incense now pulses the amber-musk beauty.
Fresh-animalic: the first half hour, it develops on my skin into an elegant oriental, becoming quieter over time but always finer and more noble. After about 4 hours, hardly perceptible.

Thank you Käfermaria for the sample! An extraordinary experience that I recommend everyone try on skin ;)