Hi,
I'm looking for something to substitute Helmut Langs Cuiron that I used \tover several years ad nauseam and sold now. The aim is to have two or five different fragrances at hand occasionally.
By now I've got three: Yardley Lavender, Sisley Campagne, Beene Grey Flannel
All these lack sophistication and/or are to square. Whilst reading about and testing several frags that are regarded each as high class I wondered what Iso E Super was. I can't stand it. I'm tired of skin testing just to reveal the yukky substance once more hours later.
Do You have any advice regarding a scent with an artsy twist, irony, a satyr, male but not sensual (at least not more than I am)? Must a man sprinkle dissolved tires in diesel, a delicate heart of waste oil, o'l fish from the last tour, rancid beer, wet dog, delightfully topped with bitter almond, artistically resembling a just started catalyst?
I tried:
I'm lost! What should be next, but without that (in)famous velvety sensation in the base?
Thank You very much
ps: I've got a new bottle of Herrera Sensual Vetiver. Should I take the risk to open it? If I leave it closed I could get my money back, though. No chance to test it otherwise - is the base free of the forementioned spoiler?
I'm looking for something to substitute Helmut Langs Cuiron that I used \tover several years ad nauseam and sold now. The aim is to have two or five different fragrances at hand occasionally.
By now I've got three: Yardley Lavender, Sisley Campagne, Beene Grey Flannel
All these lack sophistication and/or are to square. Whilst reading about and testing several frags that are regarded each as high class I wondered what Iso E Super was. I can't stand it. I'm tired of skin testing just to reveal the yukky substance once more hours later.
Do You have any advice regarding a scent with an artsy twist, irony, a satyr, male but not sensual (at least not more than I am)? Must a man sprinkle dissolved tires in diesel, a delicate heart of waste oil, o'l fish from the last tour, rancid beer, wet dog, delightfully topped with bitter almond, artistically resembling a just started catalyst?
I tried:
- Knize 10, would be a bit to much of a thrill, great in its own
- Givenchy Vetyver, WASP, utterly settled, unbelievable straight, hence a true lie, a candidate
- Carven Vetiver, tid to powdery like downscaled from something
- Guerlain Vetiver, to much tobacco, sorry
- Azzaro Homme, compares very well to its cheap imitations
- Comme Des Garcons No.2 Men, liked it over 60 minutes a lot, twisted gourmand, but dry down is stifled by Super Iso, what a shame
- Rabanne XS (not "black"), decomposed, to much of its own, no wink of an eye
I'm lost! What should be next, but without that (in)famous velvety sensation in the base?
Thank You very much
ps: I've got a new bottle of Herrera Sensual Vetiver. Should I take the risk to open it? If I leave it closed I could get my money back, though. No chance to test it otherwise - is the base free of the forementioned spoiler?
