Marijuana by Kolmaz
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Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Like it
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Season
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202 votes
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Balanced
88 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
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Addictive, which is why it’s named Marijuana. It sold out fast; I bought all of them online and now I’m moving on to My Geisha Cannabis, which is more wearable, even though the original is an absolute bomb that I suspect hides violet notes.
It’s an addiction, no wonder it’s called Marijuana. It sold out fast, so I switched to My Geisha Cannabis; they’re different, the latter is easier to wear. Marijuana is a bomb, and although I’m not saying it officially, I’m sure it has violet in it.
I agree. It’s not about the marijuana scent, but that watery fusion that smells like Narciso Rodriguez for Him: rain, wet asphalt, a damp forest. It touches on Nasomatto Black Afgano in the green notes, like a subtle cannabis oil and 80s woods. It’s powerful and good, but don’t be scared; you just stay there because it’s missing that final punch to this potion.
Smells a ton like Narciso Rodriguez for Him, but at a bargain price.
Smells like Narciso Rodriguez for Him but without breaking the bank
I’ve been testing it for a whole week. Even though it’s original and cheap, it’s not for everyone: it’s strong, persistent, and long-lasting. It smells like wet earth, heavy moss, green leather, or a rag soaked in cannabis scent. It’s invasive for the first hour; my wife thought I’d put on room spray. Don’t expect compliments; it’s a perfume for yourself or for staying home. I wouldn’t buy it again; better to explore other universes.
If you like leather without reservations, this is yours. In one word: badass.
I love it. Intense, earthy, smoky, and green opening that respects the name, with a leather base that fades into an amber touch at the end. It’s green, resinous, and dry leather with brutal performance for cold weather. It shows Josesan’s class. Ideal for autumn, winter, and night. Eternal longevity and a heavy trail.
Marijuana is raw, wild, and intense green leather, an unaged leather that ditched the sweetness. It resembles its sister ‘Arabi Cana’ but without the sweet touch; if the latter is the well-behaved brother, Marijuana is the gangster sibling, hard and shameless. From the start, it smells of raw, spiced leather, very camphoraceous with fresh green nuances, almost galbanum, which later seem like green marijuana notes. Then the spices take over, leaving a rough, masculine leather, like body odor after work, maybe cumin. It lasts until soft woods try to civilize it at the end. Superslative performance: over 10 hours on skin and days on clothes. Notable projection at first, then close to the skin. I put it on in the morning and my wife smelled it on me three days later. Great for cold and temperate climates; in cold, day or night; in temperate, only at night. Ridiculous price for what it offers. Peculiar aroma that won’t suit everyone, but if you like intense leathers, here’s your ally.