Flieder-Wasser Jünger & Gebhardt / Patrizier Haus Köln

Flieder-Wasser by Jünger & Gebhardt / Patrizier Haus Köln

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9.3 / 10 5 Ratings

A perfume by Jünger & Gebhardt / Patrizier Haus Köln for men. The release year is unknown. The scent is animal-floral. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Animal

Floral

Earthy

Woody

Citrus

Fragrance Notes

Artemisia

Bergamot

Cedarwood

Cinnamon leaf Civet

Civet

Cumin

Frankincense

Geranium

Lavender

Musk

Orange blossom

Patchouli

Rosemary Skatole

Tarragon

Tonka bean Vanilla

Vanilla

Vetiver

Violet

Chibderplox

Perfumer & Creative Guidance

Jeffrey Dame Brand owner, Perfume maker

Ratings

Scent

9.35 Ratings

Longevity

9.84 Ratings

Sillage

9.04 Ratings

Bottle

6.34 Ratings

Submitted by PallasCC, last update on 07/16/2024.

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2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

07/17/2024

6
Pricing 9
Sillage 9
Longevity 9
Scent

Smirky
450 Reviews

Smirky

Helpful Review 4

Modern take on 70's & 80's masculine animalic powerhouse perfumes

Tested from samples. Very nice anamalic that leans masculine. If you like Kouros, El and Antaeus, Juste Filthy won't surprise or challenge you. The opening is not as rough as El. To me, this is similar to Kouros, except Juste Filthy has more emphasis on the florals. After they've both dried down, Kouros is a bit darker and I'd classify it as hyper-masculine while Juste Filthy only leans masculine and it is sharper and lighter (compared to Kouros).

I also tested it using JD's Scatamalis as a base with Juste Filthy layered on top. Scatamalis was specifcally designed for layering with Juste Filthy. It contains only the six base notes of Juste Filthy (patchouli, vetiver, cedar wood, civet, skatole, and musk). Layered is where Juste Filthy really shines. It becomes darker, has more depth and becomes very masculine. Even using it layered like this, I didn't find it disgusting or challenging. Rather, it's a very good, modern take on 70's and 80's animalic powerhouses.

Performance is very good; nothing to worry about in that department. Regarding price, there are two sides to consider. By itself, Juste Filthy is a OK, considering it's a niche perfume. Once I tested it layered with Scatamalis, I really liked it but that requires purchasing a bottle of each which doubles the price. Scatamalis is also available as a 10ml perfume oil roller ball applicator which would make the combo more affordable. I can appreciate having them separate - this gives the user control on how much to pump up the animalics and also makes Scatamalis available to add extra animalic punch to other fragrances.

If you're a guy who gets anxiety attacks over Kouros don't bother with Juste Filthy and certainly don't even think of getting Scatamalis.

08/29/2021

6
Bottle 10
Scent

ScentSlave
241 Reviews

ScentSlave

5

So I wanted to know what “anamalic” scents were all about…

… and never has the phrase “be careful what you wish for” been so true :-D

If this is “anamalic” then I think I’m more into “vegamatic” scents ;-) lolol.

So why would I give it a 10, then? Because they succeeded in accomplishing their goal, tenfold.
The name of the fragrance is “Juste Filthy” and oh yes it is, indeed. Now THIS gives a definite “fecal” feeling note. A combination of dirtyskin and fecal notes comes through loud and proud in the opening. Like a butt crack near a hole that hasn’t been wiped very well… no really… that’s what it gives. A very authentic scent though… it’s kind of a sweaty skin, worked all day, together with an “I didn’t wipe very well” scent. Very, VERY real. As it dries down an almost floral feeing note starts to creep out, and the fecal note KIND OF “mellows down” a bit, but it’s still very much there. So real that I’m scared to rock it in front of my wife… INSIDE the house. At this point (about an hour and a half in), it kind of smells like Antaeus (not Kouros, as some claimed), but with a much stronger fecal note. (Please note I have never smelled the originals of either)

I can’t comment on performance, because I’m not brave enough to wear it yet. I apologize, and maybe I’ll take a chance when the weather cools down, but as of now? I’m not “man enough” to sport this in a grocery store or anything. (I might get kicked out for sanitary reasons)

Again though, this doesn’t mean that this is a bad fragrance… (I know, you’re like WHAT?!?!?)

Im saying that Jeffrey Dame did a great job on doing what they said they would, and Im gonna study, and see what frags they have that suit my style, and order them.

Their customer service is great. They sent it out quickly, and it came in less time then FedEx said it would. They enclosed THREE samples of other scents, as well as a little container of a lotion called “scatamalis” for free (which definitely lives up to its name). The 50ml bottle only costed $38. Zero complaints. I WANTED to know what “anamalic” meant, and I got an absolutely Ivy League level education from this scent.

UPDATE [12/21/2021]:
So, after giving Kouros a few more shots (with a slight overspray), I get the similarities. JF is like Kouros (current formulation) with the soapy notes dialed back tenfold. It’s as if they amped up the musk by 10, and cut the soapiness by 10; that’s what this is. As it dries down it does actually start to get a little bit of an ALMOST “soapy” feeling, but it’s more like you’re in a bathroom/locker-room that has just been cleaned, but someone bombed the toilet right after the cleaning stopped, or like athlete played his hardest game, and then took a half-assed shower. Very intriguing, but you have to be one BRAVE soul to rock this one proudly.

I am still not brave enough to wear this outside of my house, but I’m getting to know this one a little more (from the comfort of my work from home “office”). Maybe one day…

UPDATE [1/27/2022]:
Okay… I just got a bottle of Dior Jules, and THAT is what this smells like. If you were to ask me which of the “animalic designer heavyweights” to compare it to, it would be Dior Jules, hands down