LS Man

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• priethcallas

  August 6, 2016

  

  The olfactory profile is clear: top notes of bergamot, apple, melon, basil, rosemary, clove, and coriander; a heart of fresh jasmine, lavender, and lily; and a base of oakmoss, patchouli, vetiver, teak, sandalwood, leather, suede, amber, and musk. It starts very fruity with the apple and melon, alongside green notes. By hour 7, the jasmine and perhaps the lily become noticeable. By hour 11, only residual musk, suede, and soft woods remain. There’s a legend on the box about Luciano Soprani’s concept, but it sounds far more pretentious than the fragrance itself. The trail is weak even with 1.5 ml and lasts 8 to 10 hours, but almost exclusively close to the skin. Maybe the fruity opening promised more, but it left behind only a fleeting impression. It could work for spring and daytime wear, but it’s the blandest thing I’ve tried in a long time, on par with Gucci By Gucci Pour Homme, which coincidentally shares the same wood-chypre family, just a year apart. What on earth were they trying to say with this? A good question, friends, because for me, they said nothing.