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A*Men Pure Leather Pure Cuir
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A*Men Pure Leather Pure Cuir by Mugler is a leather fragrance for men. Launched in 2012, this composition features leather, mint, lavender, fruity notes, coriander, bergamot, and green notes in the top. The heart unfolds leather, caramel, patchouli, honey, milk, cedar, jasmine, and lily of the valley (muguet). The base closes the structure with leather, patchouli, coffee, vanilla, tonka bean, benzoin, amber, musk, and sandalwood.
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I just received a sample. From the first spray to 30 minutes, it smells like A*Men with an intense coffee aroma mixed with something milky. Then it softens and reveals something similar to suede or a belt strap. The positives: what I hated most about the classic, that first spray that repels, doesn’t happen here. It’s a soft option with good sillage and excellent projection, with a very seductive added aroma.
The sample arrived and I tried it right away. At first, it smells like A*men with that intense coffee and something milky, but then it settles into a suede scent, like a belt strap. The good thing is it doesn’t turn people off like the original A*men spray; it’s smooth, has great trail, projects a lot, and has a very seductive touch.
I use it a lot. I managed to get two 100ml bottles even though it’s a limited edition. It has a leather note, synthetic but pleasant (not the one from Carolina Herrera’s CH). At first, lavender and bergamota, less intense than A*Men but rich. Patchouli, caramel, and coffee stand out. Base of vanilla, musk, and leather. Good alternative to the classic. Projection and longevity are superior: more than 12 hours on my skin. The first application might be off-putting, wait a few minutes and it becomes interesting. Remember that every skin is different. Warm regards from Argentina.
I use it a lot. I managed to get two 100ml bottles even though it’s a limited edition. It has a leather note, synthetic but pleasant. At first, lavender and bergamot, less intense than A*Men but rich. Patchouli, caramel, and coffee stand out. Base of vanilla, musk, and leather. Good alternative to the classic. Projection and longevity are superior: more than 12 hours on my skin. The first application might be off-putting, wait a few minutes and it becomes interesting. Remember that every skin is different. Warm regards from Argentina.
This Pure Leather is the version most similar to its mother, A*Men, but with slight variations. The opening is softer and more wearable than the original; the intense roasted caramel scent fades, and you notice the mint and bergamot before giving way to patchouli, coffee, honey, and vanilla. The leather feels different, like a synthetic or chemical jacket or belt. According to Mugler, they aged the fragrance on vegetable leather scraps. It’s a weak note at first but gains presence in the dry-down. It’s easier to wear than the original because it doesn’t ‘repel’ at first, so it works for the office or daily use. Lasts about 12 hours on me with good projection, without being as intrusive as its older sibling.
Exquisite aroma, a gem in perfumery. Intense, delicious, long-lasting, and warm. It’s perfect for very cold winters like the one we’re having now. I recommend it 100%, you won’t regret getting one.
This fragrance mixes contradictory notes; it revolves around bitterness, something tar-like, slightly sweet, with a minty touch. It doesn’t isolate the skin, and I suspect that ‘leather’ smells more like plastic, rubber, or latex than real leather, which disappoints me. If you were looking for the milky, caramelized sensation of the original, you won’t find it here; it smells bitter and mentholated, similar to Pure Wood but more intense. It feels very synthetic. Lasted 10 hours on me (6 hours of sillage, 4 hours of trail). Ideal for cold climates and people over 30. Don’t buy it blindly if you love leather or sweetness, because those notes aren’t prominent here and you might be disappointed.
It’s a mix of contradictory notes that, like its sister Pure Wood, leans bitter, tar-like, and slightly sweet with a minty touch. I can’t detect individual notes; more than that, it smells bitter and mentholated. The skin note isn’t noticeable, and the leather seems to have hints of plastic, rubber, or latex, which makes no sense. Leather is just leather. If you were expecting the sweet, milky sensation of the original A*men, you won’t find it here; this is bitter, mentholated, and very synthetic. It lasted about 10 hours: 6 of trail and 4 on skin. Ideal for cool climates and people 30 and up. I don’t recommend it blindly because it doesn’t smell notably like leather or sweet, and you might be disappointed.
I disagree with user ‘arp’. The key point is that pH varies on every skin: on mine, the leather is unmistakable, though it doesn’t sound natural, more synthetic. It manages to keep the sweetness of the classic A*Men with a perfect, refined balance, good sillage, and longevity. My advice: always test before buying, because the price isn’t cheap and it might overwhelm some people.
I share the same opinion as ‘Monti’: it’s a notable leather but of the rubber type, like a belt strap or plasticized leather. I see it very much in tune with Mugler’s futuristic concept. It’s a mix between sweet and bitter.
I use it and must say it’s magnificent, elegant, and unique, just for gourmand noses. It’s very exquisite, but not for daily wear; with moderate applications, it stands out better in afternoons and evenings, looking gorgeous. The trail lasts forever; it surely has some A*Men DNA, but it quickly shifts to leather notes without a doubt. Excellent work.
Hi, I have a 100 ml Pure Cuir with 85 ml to swap. It’s in excellent condition, with the box. I’m looking for Allure by Chanel, Guerlain, or Van Cleef. [email protected] I’m from Salta, Argentina. Thanks.
Les Parfums de Cuir for men, or Pure Leather, is basically an A*Men with a very strange synthetic leather. It’s presented in a futuristic way, so rare that I couldn’t digest it or recommend it blindly as I did. The performance is extremely high; that note of burnt rubber or tires drowns out the rest (which is regular A*Men). Be careful, it also stains clothes. Jorge Elizalde, Veracruz, Mexico.
A*Men Pure Leather is an oriental-leather blend. At first, it smells sweet and chocolatey, typical of the house, but after 10 minutes, a smoky touch emerges trying to mimic leather. Then it stays the same until it fades. It lasted about 8 hours and seemed ideal for cold climates. The scent isn’t bad, but frankly, it’s not something I’d like to wear. Out of all the A*Men versions, this is the one I liked the least; definitely no love.
A*Men Pure Leather is an oriental leather fragrance. The opening has the chocolatey and sweet style typical of the line, but after 10 minutes, a smoky note emerges that simulates leather. After that, there are no substantial changes; it smells the same until it fades. Lasted 8 hours on me. Given its style, I felt it appropriate for fresh or cold climates. The aroma isn’t bad, but definitely not something I’d want to smell. Out of all the A*Men versions, it’s the one I liked the least; no love here.
At first, it has a slight ‘feminine’ touch. From the very first sniff, it feels sweet, with something floral, powdery, and rubbery, like violets or iris. Without knowing the pyramid, I thought of that. The Mugler DNA is noticeable throughout the development. Once the pyramid is revealed, of course, the sweetness comes from the caramel along with a characterful patchouli. That extra point isn’t fresh; it’s never fresh, but sparkling; it fades as it dries to become warmer and reveal that ‘supposed’ leather nuance, slightly tarred and plastic-like. It’s not very strong; in fact, I struggle to smell leather in general, and here even more so; it’s by elimination. What I do notice is that the last hours are heavier and warmer. It has very good performance.
I’ve had this fragrance for a while, which is no longer easy to find in MX, and I tried it today. It opens with a strong smell of burnt rubber over the traditional A*Men base. It’s very sweet due to the caramel and honey notes, with a medium earthy touch from the patchouli. I went for a walk at noon in the sun with a face mask, and I could still smell that sweet scent mixed with leather. I’m undecided: I don’t know if I like it or not. To me, it smells very different from everything current.
This perfume is almost identical to the classic A*Men, but with a very marked overdose of leather. It’s a hard leather, almost like brand-new tires. It has good sillage and longevity, but its evolution is linear and hardly noticeable. I bought it to complete the A*Men collection; although it’s very well made, it’s not one of my favorites in the line.
We are facing the big sleeper of the A*Men collection. This Pure Leather is a special 20th-anniversary edition of Angel. It never had much popularity and is polarizing, but in my opinion, it turned out magnificent. It smells sweet and touches gourmand, but the rough, dry leather gives it balance and personality. It’s a leather with animal nuances, but the gourmand elements make it tolerable. The quality is superior to most designers; it doesn’t smell synthetic or annoying. It’s the most ‘beastly’ A*Men I’ve tried: it projects and lasts a lot, more than 12 hours on my skin. It’s like the dark brother of Pure Malt, but louder. A true marvel.
Here we have the crown jewel of the A*Men collection. This Pure Leather is a special Mugler edition celebrating 20 years of Angel and the house’s birth. Angel-Men also joined the party with this Pure Leather, as the 2012 regular launch was the refreshing Pure Shot. Although it never gained huge popularity, it’s polarizing: many say it’s just A*Men with leather added. And they’re right; the original DNA is there, but that leather accord changes everything. At first, it seems strange: A*Men bathed in leather, one of the hardest accords? But the combination is superb. It smells sweet, almost gourmand, but the rough, dry, animalistic leather gives it balance. Thanks to superior quality, it avoids that annoying synthetic leather typical of others. Jacques Huclier hits the competition with a sledgehammer again. It’s the beastliest A*Men of all, better than Pure Tonka or the original. It projects and lasts incredibly well, over 12 hours on my difficult skin. It’s the dark brother of Pure Malt, but louder. A true marvel.
To me, this is classic A*men mixed with leather to make it heavier and stronger. It’s sweeter, more leathery, and more intense than the original. I wouldn’t wear it often if you already have the regular A*men, because this takes intensity to the next level.
To me, this is Mugler’s classic A*Men with a leather twist that makes it heavier, more intense, and definitely leathery. Since it’s sweeter, richer, and more potent, I wouldn’t wear it anytime if I already own the original without leather.