Bulgarian rose
Cashmere wood
Cherry liqueur
Leather
Palo Santo
Patchouli11/22/2024
Ebichuunee
98 Reviews
Ebichuunee
1
Stop the cherry trend !
Got a 10ml as a freebie, and eurgh, this is tough.
I was writing a review for this cherry leather fragrance, but it turned into a full-blown pamphlet against a trend that’s been driving me mad. So, hear me out:
I love cherries as a fruit — to eat. But in perfumes? I find them utterly unpleasant: overly synthetic with a plasticky undertone that’s hard to ignore.
And can we talk about the cherry explosion in fragrances lately? Tom Ford, Room1015, Bohoboco, Guerlain — even Black Opium (yes, yet another flanker) decided to jump on the cherry bandwagon. I can only assume some marketing team somewhere got way too high on cherry-flavored cocaine and collectively decided it was a great idea to flood the market with cherry-leather concoctions.
For those of you who genuinely enjoy smelling like a half-melted cherry Chupa Chups left in a leather bag… I respect your choices. But enough is enough.
Back to this iteration from Piper & Perro: it’s just another attempt to follow the trend, and frankly, my nose isn’t here for it. It’s synthetic, unpleasant, and absolutely not my vibe. My friends hate it, my cat hates it, and even the neighbor’s ugly dog — who has questionable taste — seems offended.
Please, perfumers of the world, I beg you: no more cherry-leather fragrances, WE HAVE ENOUGH !
I was writing a review for this cherry leather fragrance, but it turned into a full-blown pamphlet against a trend that’s been driving me mad. So, hear me out:
I love cherries as a fruit — to eat. But in perfumes? I find them utterly unpleasant: overly synthetic with a plasticky undertone that’s hard to ignore.
And can we talk about the cherry explosion in fragrances lately? Tom Ford, Room1015, Bohoboco, Guerlain — even Black Opium (yes, yet another flanker) decided to jump on the cherry bandwagon. I can only assume some marketing team somewhere got way too high on cherry-flavored cocaine and collectively decided it was a great idea to flood the market with cherry-leather concoctions.
For those of you who genuinely enjoy smelling like a half-melted cherry Chupa Chups left in a leather bag… I respect your choices. But enough is enough.
Back to this iteration from Piper & Perro: it’s just another attempt to follow the trend, and frankly, my nose isn’t here for it. It’s synthetic, unpleasant, and absolutely not my vibe. My friends hate it, my cat hates it, and even the neighbor’s ugly dog — who has questionable taste — seems offended.
Please, perfumers of the world, I beg you: no more cherry-leather fragrances, WE HAVE ENOUGH !
