Musk by Denim
Men
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Description
Musk by Denim is an aromatic citrus fragrance for men. The top notes are citrus; the heart notes are lavender and myrtle; the base notes are patchouli, oriental woody notes, and oakmoss.
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Leading answer I own it
487 votes
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Leading answer Like it
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Season
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
147 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
168 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
121 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
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The opening and first few hours give me a bit of a turn-off, and my partner feels the same way, but over time the scent becomes incredibly attractive to both of us. Because of this duality, my biggest use of Denim Musk is to soak scarves, shirts, handkerchiefs, and hoodies a day or two before wearing them in colder months. It evokes an English tailor shop, fabrics, or a Victorian tweed suit; I didn’t live through those times, but that’s exactly what I feel.
The moment I smell it, I’m instantly transported back to 1995 with Montana Pour Homme. This Denim smells just like that. If you’re over 50, buy it without hesitation.
Denim Musk is the cheapest perfume I could find at the supermarket to test out how low-cost fragrances really are. Without a doubt, it’s the worst one I’ve tried: a powerful lavender scent with character that reminds me of old barbershops where a grumpy old man cut your hair. I’d recommend it for older gentlemen, the kind who are confident in themselves. For young people, absolutely not.
Denim Musk is the cheapest perfume I grabbed at the grocery store to see if budget scents are a total disaster. And they really are: it smells like strong, bold lavender, like those old barbershops where a grumpy old man used to cut your hair. I’d only recommend this for older gentlemen, the kind who walk through life with total confidence. For young people, forget it.
Denim Musk: the magic of those old drugstore colognes that still had dignity, without being clones or gym-party watered-down versions… A different era, with more intensity, cigarettes, alcohol, and brutal, masculine scents that filled the room. To me, it’s just as good as the original, though it’s different. They only share the bottle and being for men. Musk goes for fresh and carefree: an opening full of mint and lavender, a wonderful, energizing, clean, herbal, and slightly sweet scent from the musk, crystal clear and youthful. The base is even better: a strong touch of wood, patchouli, and sandalwood; it smells like a polished office with new furniture or a freshly wiped table. It’s not as explosive as the original, the projection is a bit above moderate and doesn’t bother anyone. The longevity is a heavyweight: it lasts many hours, it doesn’t fade, it actually smells stronger over time. Charismatic, sparkling, very good. Rating: 8/10.