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A Class Of I'ts Own
I don't know Tuscan Leather, so I can't comment on the comparison. I also don't know if the stuff smells like cocaine. What I do know is that the white original cocaine and the red smell the same to me. I wouldn't describe it as "fresh." Perhaps it is even the weakest among the now twelve Rammstein fragrances (excluding the one from the kennel). (I don't know any other line from which I would truly take every scent to a deserted island.) But it is indeed "A Class Of It's Own" - in a way that's indecent only I notice and smile because I know what others don't. It's like showing up for a meeting with the boss in a double-breasted suit, but without underwear. And that's why it has to be tomorrow. Tomorrow is Saturday, and I have no boss. But still . . .
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Couchlock 4 years ago
Nope, nothing here smells like coke...
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Pappnase 4 years ago
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By "weak," I didn't mean sillage or longevity, but rather a general assessment. Sillage and longevity are above average for all Rammstein fragrances in my experience. Only the White Ash doesn't perform as well. It's a shame because I really like the scent itself.
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Hexihex 4 years ago
Yes, I also think that the white and red cocaine smell the same, although the red one lasts longer in my opinion. I don't find either of them weak, as there are definitely weaker ones like White Ash. I didn't even bother to remember the names of the other Rammstein weaklings.
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