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Mortal Skin
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Mortal Skin by Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 is an oriental woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2015, this composition was created by perfumer Stéphane Humbert Lucas. Its top notes unfold an evocative blend of ink, blackberry, incense, and labdanum. The heart reveals myrrh, opoponax, iris, cardamom, and hyssop, while the base settles on styrax, Atlas cedar, cedar, sandalwood, ambergris, birch, and musk.
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Here comes the snake, here comes the snake! Perfume bomb! Different aroma, where the ink gives it a special touch on skin. Impressive what it catches; you can’t stop smelling it. It simulates snake venom spreading through the blood until it paralyzes and devours you. Although it’s not the same scent, it reminded me of a Masters of the Universe action figure called Stinkor (a badger man) who smelled the same, especially that ink touch. I loved it, couldn’t stop smelling it. Projection and longevity seem good, though I’m not an expert. Quality and aroma 10/10. Versatile 8/10. Less in summer, good for the rest of the year. It’s among the top 5 I tried in 2018/19.
The beast has arrived! What an incredible scent, totally different from anything else. The ink note gives it a special touch on the skin that’s just impressive; it grabs you and you can’t stop smelling it. It reminds me of snake venom spreading through your veins until you’re paralyzed. It’s not the same smell, but it made me think of Stinkor from Masters of the Universe, that badger man who smelled just like this, especially with that ink vibe. I loved it, couldn’t get enough. Projection and longevity are good, though I’m not an expert. Quality and scent: 10/10. Versatility: 8/10, less for summer, perfect for the rest of the year. It’s among the top 5 I’ve tried in 2018/19.
A whole olfactory experience; apparently, it will be discontinued very soon, what a pity. It’s an experience everyone should live through; impressive quality. The opening is beautiful, the dry-down even better; the ink is very clear. The perfume of a man who knows what he wants, sure, a James Bond. Perfume bomb.
Honestly, the opening is a blast. Ultra-elegant perfume with vintage brushstrokes mixed with modern nuances. I can’t describe it, but if I had to summarize: fountain pen ink with touches of blackberry. In the dry-down, it feels more smoky, sweet, and resinous. Mortal Skin is gorgeous. But I, I’m not that elegant, I don’t see myself wearing it, and definitely not paying for the poor performance. And the bottle is a jewel without being pretentious. If you have extra cash or can afford it, you should own it. A black mamba.
A very complex fragrance, hard to describe, so I’ll keep it general. The opening is metallic and sharp due to the ink. Once it settles, resins and ambergris emerge with a smoky note that makes it super dark and gothic. It’s an overwhelming scent that seems to never end, because heavier notes keep adding up during the evolution. Finally, a dusty iris appears where all the previous notes rest. A perfume that fits the name perfectly, a total madness, the perfume of Dracula. High longevity and medium projection.
Very complex fragrance. Very hard to describe; I’ll do it in broad strokes. Metallic and sharp opening from the ink. When it settles, resins and ambergris appear along with a smoky note that makes it super dark and gothic. It’s an overwhelming scent that seems to never calm down, as heavier notes keep adding up in the evolution. In the final phase, a powdered iris appears where the middle notes slowly rest. A perfume that perfectly matches its name. A madness. The perfume of Dracula. High longevity and medium projection.
Mainly smells like dampness/ink (which simulates the coldness of the snake’s skin) and raspberry. These notes create a dark and elegant perfume. Unisex, perhaps slightly more feminine.
Exotic opening, slightly synthetic and hard to explain; if I had to compare it, it smells like a print shop due to the ink, with a semi-bitter and fruity sweetness from black raspberry that’s very present, along with balsamic and smoky touches of incense and labdanum that create a wonderful contrast. Then come resinous accords of myrrh, opoponax, and styrax that add warmth and darkness. The dusty iris tames the beast pushing with force a bit, softening things up with cardamomo and ending in a vanilla-sweet ambergris with woody notes of cedar, sandalwood, and birch.
An exotic, synthetic, and hard-to-explain opening. If I had to compare it, I’d say it smells like a printing press due to the ink, with a semi-bitter and fruity sweetness from very present black raspberry, and balsamic, smoky touches of incense and labdanum that create a wonderful contrast. Then, resinous accords of myrrh, opoponax, and sandalwood join in, adding warmth and darkness. The powdered iris tames some of that initial force, softening things up with cardamom and finishing with a vanilla-sweetened accord of ambergris and woods of cedar, sandalwood, and birch.
Wow, what a perfume! As they said, the scent is peculiar and hard to describe; to my nose, it smells like an old library, highlighting the ink, dust, and wood so much that I thought I was smelling oud. If I focus, I detect balanced ripe fruits and spices like cinnamon, cardamom, and I swear clove, even though they’re not listed. It’s a resinous, full-bodied scent that I feel as cold flashes, like venom. On my husband, it smells more woody, elegant, attractive, and seductive. On me, the iris and resins stand out more, making it enigmatic, attractive, and seductive. The name and the black bottle with the snake are perfect. Thanks to this discovery, I want to explore more perfumes from this house. In conclusion, it’s unisex, dark, seductive, with a moderate trail and enigmatic, excellent longevity, but I don’t recommend buying it blind because it’s so different.
Wow, what a perfume! As they say, it’s so peculiar that it’s hard to describe. To my nose, it smells like an old library: ink, dust, and lots of wood, so much so that I thought it had oud. When I focus, I detect balanced ripe fruits and spices like cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves, even though they aren’t listed. It’s a resinous, full-bodied scent that, in bursts, feels cold, like poison. On my husband, it smells more woody, elegant, attractive, and seductive. On me, the iris and resins stand out more, making it enigmatic, yet also attractive and seductive. The name and the black bottle with the snake are perfect. Thanks to this discovery, I want to explore more perfumes from this house. It’s unisex, dark, seductive, with a moderate trail and enigmatic character, excellent longevity, but I don’t recommend buying blindly because it’s so different.
A difficult-to-describe but interesting perfume; nothing I’ve smelled before. Opens with heavy blackberry, a dark fruity sensation, accompanied by subtle incense and creamy touches, which I believe are iris, also perceptible. The evolution is considerable, and the more time passes, the more I like it; what an original and evolving aroma. Completely unisex, nothing animalistic beyond the bottle. Everyone loves it. The dry-down is balsamic, oriental, and the blackberry note is gorgeous. A great perfume; along with Sand Dance, these are undoubtedly the best snakes.
Hard to describe but interesting perfume, doesn’t resemble anything I’ve smelled before. Opens with blackberry, a dark fruity sensation, a subtle incense, and creamy touches of iris, which are also noticeable. The evolution is considerable, and the longer it goes on, the more I like it; what an original and evolving scent, very unique and unisex. Nothing animalistic beyond the bottle. Everyone loves it, a lot. The dry down is balsamic, oriental, and the blackberry is gorgeous. Great perfume, along with Sand Dance, these are definitely the best snakes. It gets compliments and is very attractive.
Wow, opinions vary, but they agree it’s a marvel and an olfactory experience. Even someone said this perfume earned them a spot in heaven, which is respectable but fanciful. I expected something extraordinary, dreamlike, straight from the wonders, but nope. It’s a simple, straightforward, and unrefined scent. It smells like incense with a touch of blackberry-flavored soda, nothing more. It has that watery sensation of the drink, perhaps due to the ink, but it doesn’t smell like ink itself. It reminds me a lot of Raghba Wood Intense; it’s the same scent but without that watery touch. The price hovers around $200 or more for 50ml, quite high compared to the Lattafa version, which you can get for under $20 and is a better option. The trail is low to medium, with good longevity of about 10 hours. Evolution: starts with incense, blackberry, and a watery sensation, which disappears after 3 hours leaving only a scent identical to the Lattafa. For cold climates, nothing extraordinary; its only niche merit is the price. I recommend the Lattafa 1000 times more; it smells like blackberry gum and is the same scent.
I bought this without much enthusiasm, but it turned out to be a very unique fragrance. On my skin, the ink note lasts longer than usual, probably due to my body chemistry. The raspberry is barely noticeable at first. In the dry-down, I still smell ink with a very slight fruity touch, but it fades until it almost disappears. Finally, the ink vanishes, leaving only wood and a hint of fruit. I’ll keep using it to see how it evolves, because smelling ink all the time isn’t for me. I recommend it for cool nights; in the heat, it can be uncomfortable.