This fragrance is absolute filth! In a really good way though. The opening is chaotic, headbangingly strong and conflicted, floral, animalic, musky, a bit metallic, sickly sweet with heavy spicing. When it’s settles it’s a brutal musk, surrounded by indistinct florals and a fruity note, tinged with bubblegum. As it dries down though it becomes really interesting and a cuddly warm, spiced amber scent develops, deeply, deeply resinous. To be honest I was really in two minds about that opening but when settled, even though it still smells of musky and sweet even skanky notes I love it. The complexity is something to behold, becoming exceptionally woody, balmy even a touch smokey. This is not a typical powerhouse in the way the other one man shows are, this has eastern almost oud like vibes about it. The projection in the first 20 mins of applying is nothing short of nuclear, but does die down respectably, performance is good and im a big fan of how ridiculous this is already. Blind bought it as well so it’s extra impressive, a stonking good romp of a fragrance, probably not for everyone though.
One Man Show Gold Edition, from Jacques Bogart was released in 2011. The perfumer behind this creation is unknown. It has the top notes of Anise, Mandarin Orange, Orange Blossom, Red Apple, and Violet, middle notes of Cinnamon, Cloves, Geranium, and Lavender, and base notes of Amber, Labdanum, Musk, and Woody Notes.
Frequently Asked Questions about One Man Show Gold Edition by Jacques Bogart
What does One Man Show Gold Edition by Jacques Bogart smell like?
One Man Show Gold Edition by Jacques Bogart features top notes of Anise, Mandarin Orange, Orange Blossom, Red Apple, and Violet, middle notes of Cinnamon, Cloves, Geranium, and Lavender, and base notes of Amber, Labdanum, Musk, and Woody Notes.
When was One Man Show Gold Edition by Jacques Bogart released?
One Man Show Gold Edition by Jacques Bogart was released in 2011.
What season is One Man Show Gold Edition by Jacques Bogart best for?
According to user reviews, One Man Show Gold Edition by Jacques Bogart is best suited for Fall and Winter.
This fragrance is absolute filth! In a really good way though. The opening is chaotic, headbangingly strong and conflicted, floral, animalic, musky, a bit metallic, sickly sweet with heavy spicing. When it’s settles it’s a brutal musk, surrounded by indistinct florals and a fruity note, tinged with bubblegum. As it dries down though it becomes really interesting and a cuddly warm, spiced amber scent develops, deeply, deeply resinous. To be honest I was really in two minds about that opening but when settled, even though it still smells of musky and sweet even skanky notes I love it. The complexity is something to behold, becoming exceptionally woody, balmy even a touch smokey. This is not a typical powerhouse in the way the other one man shows are, this has eastern almost oud like vibes about it. The projection in the first 20 mins of applying is nothing short of nuclear, but does die down respectably, performance is good and im a big fan of how ridiculous this is already. Blind bought it as well so it’s extra impressive, a stonking good romp of a fragrance, probably not for everyone though.