Dirty Flower Factory

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• Emorandeira

  May 19, 2020

  

  Dirty Flower Factory delivers exactly what its name promises: a floral with character. A potent dose of orange blossom and jasmine, which already have an animal touch, mixes with powdery rose and lots of pepper and chili to give a spicy, spiced twist. In the base, musk reinforces that animal note and helps it last longer. It’s a good perfume, though not revolutionary; it reminds me of Lalique Perles but with more flower and orange blossom. It doesn’t go unnoticed, ideal if you want to turn heads. I love it. It’s unisex, but since it’s very floral, men should try it before deciding. Works well on cold days and warm nights. Scent: 8.5, Longevity: 8, Projection: 8, Value: 6, Versatility: 7, Originality: 8, Overall: 8.5

• Emorandeira

  June 9, 2020

  

  Dirty Flower Factory is exactly what its name says: a floral with attitude. It blends lots of orange blossom and jasmine, which already have an animal touch, with powdery rose and a ton of pepper and chili to add heat and spice. At the base, musk boosts that wild side and helps it last longer. It’s a good perfume, though it doesn’t bring surprises; it reminds me of Lalique Perles but with more flower and orange blossom. It doesn’t go unnoticed, ideal if you want to turn heads. I love it. It’s unisex, but since it’s very floral, men should try it before deciding. Works on cold days and warm nights. Scent: 8.5, Longevity: 8, Projection: 8, Value: 6, Versatility: 7, Originality: 8, Overall: 8.5

• Dr.No

  September 5, 2021

  

  Craving soapy-floral scents? Dive in with the ‘orange blossom-jasmine’ combo and a soapy texture that smells like vintage bar soap, with a spicy kick of pepper/chili. The musk and ambergris base gives it a dirty vibe, hence the name ‘Dirty Flower Factory’. It’s not indolic, though the intent is there, but it stops there. _____ 🧠 I don’t get why people compare it to Amouage Opus IX; they’re very different. If we force the comparison, both are dirty florals, but they share few notes: jasmine, ambergris, and pepper (officially listed on the website). In Opus IX, the jasmine is super indolic with camellia, beeswax, and civet, and it doesn’t smell like soap. Kerosene’s DFF goes for clean, soapy, classic floral; Opus IX is indolic, challenging, and artistic. Huge difference. ____ Potent, good longevity, unisex, and versatile, but only for daytime and classic cuts. Good quality. The surprise factor is non-existent since I’ve smelled it in other brands, so it’s not new. Seems like a well-made perfume with good quality and price. Nothing more. Curious that John Pegg is so varied; I like that.