Burning Barbershop, from DS&Durga was released in 2010. The perfumer behind this creation is David Seth Moltz. The notes are Lavender, Lime, Mint, Vanilla.
I like this! Love the concept, name and the smell although challenging is nothing short of brilliant. Burning Barbershop is especially for those of us who are fans of Slumberhouse I'd say. The notes listed here make sense in a pinaud powder, barbershop sense and that in mind are perhaps just detectable, underneath a heap of smokey remains. I could hazard a guess as to what this smokey note is, the first review below say Cade, so lets go with that. The opening of this fragrance was reminiscent of the recent Imaginary Authors A city on fire. This is because of the savoury quality of the smoke evoking a BBQ or something? Well, I got from Burning Barbershop, very specifically... Hot dog wieners. Not sauages in the general terms or gourmet sage & onion stuffed ones...not even 'pork' in all likelihood... but salty frankfurters. This association passes thankfully and burning barbershop becomes an intensely smoked, woody scent with a hint of mint. It's bonkers. Absolutely mad. The silage is insane at first but dies back to a relatively manageable hum. I like it, I'd much rather Jeke or Norne If I was going this dark but still worth a sniff if you like a smokey, full on experience. Lasts well.
I like this! Love the concept, name and the smell although challenging is nothing short of brilliant. Burning Barbershop is especially for those of us who are fans of Slumberhouse I'd say. The notes listed here make sense in a pinaud powder, barbershop sense and that in mind are perhaps just detectable, underneath a heap of smokey remains. I could hazard a guess as to what this smokey note is, the first review below say Cade, so lets go with that. The opening of this fragrance was reminiscent of the recent Imaginary Authors A city on fire. This is because of the savoury quality of the smoke evoking a BBQ or something? Well, I got from Burning Barbershop, very specifically... Hot dog wieners. Not sauages in the general terms or gourmet sage & onion stuffed ones...not even 'pork' in all likelihood... but salty frankfurters. This association passes thankfully and burning barbershop becomes an intensely smoked, woody scent with a hint of mint. It's bonkers. Absolutely mad. The silage is insane at first but dies back to a relatively manageable hum. I like it, I'd much rather Jeke or Norne If I was going this dark but still worth a sniff if you like a smokey, full on experience. Lasts well.