Marescialla (1828)
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Reviews of Marescialla| TeeTee NigeriaShow all reviews | I am updating my review. This is because even though I found the scent beautiful from the get go, I think my former review should have given more credit. 17th April, 2011. (Last Edited: 25th May, 2011.) |
| loveless TaiwanShow all reviews | This is by far the most suitable perfume for me. Not sweet, but strong herbal notes that blend smoothly with the skin. The best comes when it mixes with one's body odor -- it shows its soft warmth and interestingly, becomes a bit sweeter. 8th February, 2011. |
![]() From Smoke United StatesShow all reviews | Marescialla is a fascinating blast of perfume history. Spicy and warm it truly lives on the body in the way some of the older perfumes do-- sometimes blending with our human odors, sometimes masking them, or running parallel to them. 7th May, 2010. |
| olfactorium BelgiumShow all reviews | The trick to this one is to let the thyme and herbs "to do thier job" in the opening.Yes, it's an abrasive "blitzkrieg" of thyme that makes it so masculine and probably unbearable to most noses-but that's the opening.And after 10 min or so the patchouly-horizon is in sight.Now,sometimes it is hard to bring two odour extremities in to one perfectly constructed "singularity" but here it's quite a friendly partnership between them two. It's like green on dark purple.And i get no sign of any artificial musk base or fixative-so the overall quality is pretty decent. 28th January, 2010. |
![]() Zut Show all reviews | One of my co-worker wears Marescialla (Italian for "Marshal's wife" or "female Police Officer") and I love it. Of course, some might consider it a little too strong for casual daily use but it is warm, sensuous and original nonetheless. It also has an unbeliavable staying power. Is it outdated? Probably so. Marescialla may be an acquired taste but it does make a statement. 22nd April, 2008. |
| robyogi United StatesShow all reviews | Dear god. I can't believe this was intended as a women's scent, as Basenote's lists it. The SMN website for the NY distributor (Lafco) says this is unisex. It smells masculine to me. Good lord. Masculine in a bad, bad way. Apparently, Marescialla means Mace, as in the stuff that is inside the shell of nutmeg...and is used as a weapon. This is not far off. It is literally unbearable for about 30 minutes. It gets into your sinuses like wasabi, which makes sense considering what it is. It mellows out - a little - but not enough to warrant wearing. It's bitter, herbal, pungent, dry, as well as greasy - smells like something I've used in the garage, I just can't put my finger on what. Maybe GoJo, that greasy hand cleanser with the chemical smell. This smells like a chemical weapon. If a mob is after you, apply liberally; otherwise, avoid contact with skin. 16th September, 2006. |
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