Burak46

The beauty of our world of perfume junkies is that we all have a passion. We try out a lot of things and draw a tight circle of things together that we find a fable for and are fascinated by.

One of them, the controversial stuff called "OUD", some people just hate it and others can't get enough of it .... Just under 60€ for 60 ml, very successful OVP, high-quality bottle, what could possibly go wrong? The opening if at all, from here on it becomes strange .... Oud Pure Mystical Indian Is for me one of the most difficult fragrances to explain. It is so extremely multifaceted, I could only say in which direction it does not go at all. It always keeps the woody / leathery / smoky character but somehow always with different nuances. You can think I'm crazy, sometimes it has a more fruity side, sometimes it's more woody. In terms of oud quality, I would definitely say that it is at Ajmal level, if not even above it. Don't be put off and try something crazy :))

Maybe you should waste less time on Parfumo and read a sensible book instead.

Maybe you should spend less money and take advantage of the stock market crash instead.

Maybe you should set boundaries and curb your ego to avoid buying perfume.

Perhaps we should admit to ourselves that the perfume craze is getting out of hand.

But .....

Maybe you should just shit on everything and live in the here & now! That's exactly what I did and ordered it blind from Barcelona. Admittedly, I'm not a fan of strongly chemical fragrances with evernyl, eugenol and so on on them because I associate such a huge amount of negative things with them.

I don't want to puke, but at the price the OVP is a cheek ... The bottle simply came in a kind of
" pencil case " inside. Absolutely unimaginative and so cheap.

Well, let's not paint the devil on the wall, otherwise we wouldn't have gotten around so many maybe's :)) I would explain the fragrance process in 3 parts. Part 1: Chemical chaos, completely overloaded with an etreme hairspray note with leather.
Part 2: Everything has calmed down, all the individual notes can be smelled and are completely fused together. Part 3: Chemical bitter rose with leather, the fragrance is completely smooth and calming. I personally find molecular fragrances very difficult due to the performance, I wore it yesterday at minus 2 degrees and it was definitely juicy! The fragrance can be worn anytime and anywhere. It was a new experience to get involved with chemistry haha :))

The balance between good & evil, black & white, everything in absolute harmony. That's what this fragrance embodies for me.

A small list of ingredients that have been cleverly used. The bergamot & jasmine give a little fresh touch. The caraway provides a minimal animalic note at the back and keeps the fragrance from becoming too fresh or feminine. The vanilla and sandalwood are creamy but not in a gourmand way.

Absolutely perfect balance to everything, for me the definition of unisex. Always and everywhere wearable, evrybodys darling. Present by presence, but not too obtrusive.

It has already been mentioned what the Masa is about, my written review should serve a detailing.

Both are in the same cosmos, both the Ganymede and the Masa
And now comes the but ...
They are such extremely different fragrances. The mango note makes a huge difference, while its role model works with citrus and is fresh at the beginning, it starts with a musty / fermented mango note right from the start. Not slightly green / sour no, extremely dark / slowly brown so that you could soon drink it :))

For me, the Ganymede is much more transparent and balanced, has plenty of horsepower but doesn't seem overpowering. His Arabian friend, on the other hand, is extremely potent and shows teeth with corners and edges. The part has such a strong chemical structure that I got a funny taste in my mouth from smelling it.

To put an end to the whole thing and have an objective conclusion. Don't be put off, it's definitely worth a test! From the cool packaging to the bottle, fragrance quality simply top !!!

" The family you come from is not called Kajal but Louis Vuitton ! And your siblings are called Ombre Nomade & Nouveau Monde ! "

That was one of the first thoughts I had in my head. You can't say a novel about the structure or the fragrance development, because it is extremely simple and straightforward, no complexity. The focus and captain of the crew is dark black leather which has a purple touch from the currant if I had to explain it in color. The finish is slightly boozy / tart which adds a certain fruitiness. I can't say which note contributes to this, but it has a very subtle animal note.

I think the IV is for leather fetishists and not for good wallflowers with a Mother Teresa syndrome