Men
Madras Pour Homme
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Descripción
Madras Pour Homme by Myrurgia is a leather fragrance for men. Launched in 1983, the nose behind this composition is Ramon Monegal. The top notes are bergamot, lemon, caraway, and coriander; the heart features geranium, nutmeg, statice, lily root, cinnamon, and honey; while the base consists of oakmoss, patchouli, vetiver, musk, tonka bean, sandalwood, cedar, and amber.
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Very economical lotion, but not bad for that; it truly smells very good, very vintage.
Cheap lotion, but not bad for that; it truly smells very good, vintage style.
I saw Rubén’s review and couldn’t resist talking about Madras. It’s a masculine fragrance that’s stuck with me because my brother wore it all through the 80s, and no matter what, it never left anyone indifferent. It smelled like brutal, spicy leather, like a handmade leather bag from Moroccan markets—basically, raw, un-tanned leather. My brother loved wearing it with his leather jacket during his heavy metal phase (I still have some iconic photos of him looking the part). Back then, Madras was the ultimate supermacho scent, smelling like Conan the Barbarian or the T-800 from Terminator. ‘Testosterone-heavy’ is the right word. I hadn’t checked the notes until now, and the pyramid surprised me: cinnamon? honey? really? Those sweet notes don’t fit. I remember a sour but pleasant nuance, maybe geranium, and it’s strange that leather isn’t listed. The base is brutal, but the leather with bitter oriental accents stood out a lot. Today, young people might not get it because it was overwhelming, but as a young girl back then, I loved it and found it very seductive. In my opinion, regardless of gender, it’s one of Monegal’s best creations. Listen to Rubén: it’s a really great scent.
I saw Rubén’s review and couldn’t help but talk about Madras. It’s a masculine fragrance that burned itself into my memory because my brother wore it for years in the late 80s, and for better or worse, it never left anyone indifferent. It smelled like incredibly potent, spicy leather, like a handmade leather bag from Moroccan markets—basically, raw, un-tanned leather. My brother loved wearing it with his leather jacket during his heavy metal days (I still have some iconic photos of his look from back home). Back then, Madras was the ultimate supermacho scent, the fragrance of Conan or the T-800. Testosterone-heavy, yes. I hadn’t checked the notes until now, and the pyramid surprised me: cinnamon? honey? really? Those sweet notes don’t add up for me… I remember a sour but pleasant nuance, like geranium, and it’s strange that leather isn’t listed in the pyramid. The base is brutal, but the leather with bitter oriental accents stood out with crystal clarity. Today, young people might not dig it because it was overwhelming, but as a young girl back then, I loved it and found it very seductive. In my opinion, regardless of gender, I believe it’s one of Monegal’s best creations. Listen to Rubén: it’s a really great scent.
Super vintage aroma, excellent.
It’s the cologne my dad used; sometimes I’d wear it too, and even as a teenager, it made me feel older in a good way—I felt sophisticated. I loved it so much that I started buying spray deodorants with that same scent, until one day it disappeared from supermarket shelves here in Mexico. Very vintage aroma, excellent.
It’s the fragrance my dad used; sometimes I’d wear it too, and even as a teenager, it made me feel older in a good way—I felt sophisticated. I developed such a taste for it that I remember starting to buy spray deodorants with that same scent, until one day it was already gone from supermarket stands here in Mexico.
Madras smells like wet old leather with a floral touch; if you wear too much, it smells like trouble. You can find it now on Mercado Libre Mexico, but it seems like a knock-off since Myrurgia no longer makes it, even though the scent is identical. Being from 40 years ago, it smells like cheap perfume, I think it’s just for nostalgia seekers. To add some freshness, I’d suggest adding fresh wood spices, like black pepper, basil, cloves, and maybe cinnamon. When I was a kid, anyone wearing it got called out for giving off a ‘madrazón’ vibe because of how strong it smelled.
Madras kicks off with herbs and citrus, an abrasive and bitter opening typical of men’s fragrances from that era. Then the heart arrives with leather, geranium, and honey; it reminds me a bit of Hugo Boss No. 1, but with honey lingering in the background and a hyper-masculine floral vibe overall. In the base, the oakmoss is damp and wavy, very similar to Quorum from a year prior. Like that one, it doesn’t seem made for elegance, but rather a tough, sober scent that, despite its Indian name, smells distinctly Spanish.