Amouage Gold Pour Homme Eau de Parfum

I bought a sample of this fragrance, but not here. I was tempted by the attractive price and really wanted to place an order, but it's good that I tested them beforehand.

What I want to say is that it reminded me of my late grandparents, may they rest in peace. They were wonderful people, and in their living room, there was a wardrobe that smelled of lavender moth repellent and my grandfather's cologne, which he carefully preserved as a memory of the Soviet Union.

And all of this is topped with the initial notes of "Red Moscow". It's a very outdated scent and it would suit a mature man who would enjoy nostalgic reminiscing about his happy youth and the Communist Party.

A wonderful symphonic start, reminiscent of "Red Moscow". Within 20 minutes, you feel like applauding. But as the fragrance settles, a strong animalic note emerges. Jules and Kurous nervously smoke on the sidelines. A very, very ancient unwashed feeling. Well, it may not only be uncomfortable for those around, but also for oneself.

Horrible smell. Definitely not masculine. Smells like Moscow's red. I do not recommend it. Plus points for longevity.

Sweet to the point of nausea, but it suits my taste. This perfume is specifically for enthusiasts of excessively sweet scents. It is of high quality and has a lasting fragrance. The scent lingers even after washing. It leaves a memorable, solid, and substantial trail, without being overly syrupy.

Masterpiece! And that's all there is to say - rich, with a long-lasting trail, it unfolds in multiple dimensions and volumes, its longevity is beyond imaginable. Stylish, elegant, luxurious. A must-have for true enthusiasts of the art of perfumery!

Its name is PERFUME CANON!!!