Musk (1995)
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Reviews of Musk ![]() Off-Scenter Show all reviews | Villoresi's is a polite floral musk that leaves no impression upon me whatsoever. Odd, given that most of his scents are bold and distinctive, whether I like them (Piper Nigrum, Yerbamate) or not (Sandalo, Dilmun). 24th December, 2009. |
| bokaba United StatesShow all reviews | A big rose, another big rose, and then some light laundry detergentesque musk. Far too feminine of a floral for a man to consider wearing. There's some vanilla sweetening the rose here, thus it is not the natural, dry rose of Acqua di Parma, but rather a rose potpourri. 15th November, 2009. |
| Amit IndiaShow all reviews | In one word : GHASTLY. 20th August, 2009. |
| jenson IndiaShow all reviews | Lorenzo Villoresi Musk opens with a sharp, aldehydic/synthetic, powdery floral blend with a heart of deep, dark, rose. To me, it's like a powdery floral, Oriental "Sherbet" done in a very old fashioned way(No. 88 and Penhaligons come to mind). The florals portrays a color in deep violets...i still can't shake the oriental sherbet association. as if it's some sort of refreshing elixir made to seduce. The opening accords are indeed very uplifting and strong, kinda sets the tone up for what’s to follow. I'm typically attracted to powdery scents and this is what this scent has to offer in it's mid notes! glorious powdery notes begins to spread it's wings by mid notes with hints of spices and touch of rosewood. Throughout these progressions, this scent never comes of as a woody scent. Floral elements with a exotic touch of spices and woody notes. The powdery notes carry with it, musky undertones wafting to the surface as white smoke. it stays a little musty and powdery towards base evoking a residue like powdery musk note 6th February, 2009. (Last Edited: 18th August, 2009.) |
![]() PigeonMurderer FinlandShow all reviews | I got a decant of this about three years ago. I used it very moderately, and after two years when there was still plenty of it left, the juice had turned completely off. I stored it properly, off course, but still it had destroyed to totally unusable. It smelled absolutely awful in the end. *shivers* 11th November, 2008. |
| Merbert United StatesShow all reviews | If you enjoy powdery rose scents and remove the word 'Musk' from the mix, you may really enjoy this fragrance. It is definitely an ultra-feminine floral and a good one. For those who have dreamed of owning Crown Perfumery's Marechale Original, this is a somewhat cheapened distant relative. The rose component dressed in rich cardamom and galbanum receives a sparkling from something I can't identify. On the drydown, the most lovely powder emerges from soft samdal and musk. 21st July, 2008. |
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