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11/16/2023
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Umami a la Marsupilami
i was pleasantly surprised by "Guilty Elixir de Parfum PH" (what a name...). Not because the "Guilty" label is down for me, there are enough positive outliers in this very broad and colorful "family". It's much more because an enormously potent orange blossom apple beams at me here, which is most likely to pass as a wonderfully creamy mixture of heavyweights such as "Reflection Man", "Fleur de Male" and "Gaultier ²" - which should put enough weight on its shoulders, power in its lungs and pressure in its fragrant argumentation!
At first I thought this would be a hard-as-nails marzipan flatterer. This elixir seemed too different, too surprising, too special at first. My flask was rattling. But then it dawned on me every half minute that it wasn't marzipan at all that I was smelling, but incredibly dense orange blossom. Green, tangy, garnished with an even greener apple. A small miracle of technology and head and nose cinema. You can still smell it clearly the next day. And yes, I take a shower. Nevertheless, this is a stubborn little beast in chewing gum green. Buttery iris and vanilla provide the backbone and lend enormous suppleness. Up front, the orange blossom on steroids flickers and sizzles, but is still soft enough. An extremely floral yet powerful fragrance that could almost pass for a niche, yet is still accessible to sophisticated perfumistas. Unusual and great to clearly declare it as "Pour Homme". Rarely have you smelled a more intense powerhouse. Again and again. Could develop into a cult and insider tip. But today's man needs more delicate eggs to carry it off in a relaxed manner. Nicer Hulk with a bouquet of flowers. Kisses poison and bile.
Sillage: subtle is different
Flacon: green and poisonous, good and round
Longevity: easily over 10 hours on my wrist and in a cloud around me
Conclusion: interesting Guilty variation with fierce radiance and almost entirely new DNA - orange blossom overkill!
At first I thought this would be a hard-as-nails marzipan flatterer. This elixir seemed too different, too surprising, too special at first. My flask was rattling. But then it dawned on me every half minute that it wasn't marzipan at all that I was smelling, but incredibly dense orange blossom. Green, tangy, garnished with an even greener apple. A small miracle of technology and head and nose cinema. You can still smell it clearly the next day. And yes, I take a shower. Nevertheless, this is a stubborn little beast in chewing gum green. Buttery iris and vanilla provide the backbone and lend enormous suppleness. Up front, the orange blossom on steroids flickers and sizzles, but is still soft enough. An extremely floral yet powerful fragrance that could almost pass for a niche, yet is still accessible to sophisticated perfumistas. Unusual and great to clearly declare it as "Pour Homme". Rarely have you smelled a more intense powerhouse. Again and again. Could develop into a cult and insider tip. But today's man needs more delicate eggs to carry it off in a relaxed manner. Nicer Hulk with a bouquet of flowers. Kisses poison and bile.
Sillage: subtle is different
Flacon: green and poisonous, good and round
Longevity: easily over 10 hours on my wrist and in a cloud around me
Conclusion: interesting Guilty variation with fierce radiance and almost entirely new DNA - orange blossom overkill!
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