Top Notes 
Tuberose
Mandarin orange
Heart Notes 
Jasmine sambac
Frankincense
White peony
Base Notes 
Musk
Opoponax
Sandalwood
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5
Artificial Piercing Scream
On a black vinyl record, the 4 flacons from Jusbox are arranged. The collection has a very stylish vibe and evokes thoughts of the trendiest and most happening scene. Old school was yesterday, here is definitely new school.
Nothing is natural. This starts with the plastic vinyl record. The color of the fragrance is such an unnatural red that it could only be served in chemistry labs. It continues to be highly artificial when you have the scent on your skin. Synthetic flowers + synthetic freshness all the way to synthetic synthetic. Is that even a thing? Regardless, it at least smells like something. At Jusbox, everything natural seems to be viewed with a critical eye.
The fresh synthetic flowers are placed in a glaring light, the scent is as sharp as a piercing scream. Just as such a scream cannot be overlooked, Use Abuse cannot be ignored. The fragrance penetrates deep and even further when the most temperamental notes you can imagine join hands. Sharp rose with intense tuberose and jasmine together in a team is simply a delicate matter, but it definitely has its charm, because Use Abuse, as banal and clichéd as it sounds, is just different, almost aggressively composed in the first half hour. Well, we are not in the mink regions of Byredo or anything, but it's strongly heading in that direction, not in terms of scent direction, but in terms of innovation level.
At least Use Abuse becomes a bit gentler over time when the flowers lose their sharpness, and some of the base starts to shine through. These are more familiar notes that haven't been pushed to such extremes. When Use Abuse has become a bit tamer, one almost wants to breathe a sigh of relief.
Definitely niche and highly artificial, progressive and striking.
Nothing is natural. This starts with the plastic vinyl record. The color of the fragrance is such an unnatural red that it could only be served in chemistry labs. It continues to be highly artificial when you have the scent on your skin. Synthetic flowers + synthetic freshness all the way to synthetic synthetic. Is that even a thing? Regardless, it at least smells like something. At Jusbox, everything natural seems to be viewed with a critical eye.
The fresh synthetic flowers are placed in a glaring light, the scent is as sharp as a piercing scream. Just as such a scream cannot be overlooked, Use Abuse cannot be ignored. The fragrance penetrates deep and even further when the most temperamental notes you can imagine join hands. Sharp rose with intense tuberose and jasmine together in a team is simply a delicate matter, but it definitely has its charm, because Use Abuse, as banal and clichéd as it sounds, is just different, almost aggressively composed in the first half hour. Well, we are not in the mink regions of Byredo or anything, but it's strongly heading in that direction, not in terms of scent direction, but in terms of innovation level.
At least Use Abuse becomes a bit gentler over time when the flowers lose their sharpness, and some of the base starts to shine through. These are more familiar notes that haven't been pushed to such extremes. When Use Abuse has become a bit tamer, one almost wants to breathe a sigh of relief.
Definitely niche and highly artificial, progressive and striking.
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