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Many have no idea what they are talking about and think they are experts in perfumery. First of all, this creation is by far among the most beautiful and well-crafted perfumes in the entire Histoires de Parfums collection. Secondly, it is not a common composition but one of oriental-western symbiosis. It is what you could want more from a liturgical resinous but which has some key elements, which differentiate it from the well-known CDG Incense Avignon, Heleey - Cardinal, etc. That ambery, patchy base, with interesting aspects of cocoa - which does not lead to anything food, nothing pastry, but has the fixed role of giving the composition an even more balsamic and opulent and heavy aspect. It is a complex perfume in which frankincense, sacred and ancient since the beginning of time, shines superlatively. Don't be fooled by the negative comments, they have no idea what they're talking about and don't understand truly creative compositions. I love it, from the first puff, it is a natural answer to the wishes of lovers of absolute resins.

KOUROS is just THE KING! Period. It cannot be done better than this. Its just pure uber masculine unique fragrance that change the game, forever!
I will love Kouros all of my life!
Even today version its still great, and has been calibrated to perfection for today market.
Beyond and forever: KOUROS!

Myrrh and indolic flowers, along with other resins and amber, are the key to this legendary perfume! It is among the most funeral perfumes that I had the opportunity to test. The image opium edp gives me is clear: The funeral ritual in the Orthodox religion, from beginning to end. The natural wax candles that burn at the end of the deceased person, the coffin with the deceased person, the flower crowns and the flowers brought, which are almost withered and which mingle with the sharp smell of formalin, the freshly dug grave pit, and the burnt resins from the famous church censer . This is Opium, a pleasure to wear, in key moments.