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Knowing this one was going to be skanky, possibly supremely skanky, I tried the tiniest dot on my wrist. As it heats on the skin, there are definitely notes that remind of warm groin, as much as I hate to say that. But it’s not filthy. There is a fabulous perfume structure behind that warm body smell. Surprisingly, it doesn’t offend, which surprises me, because I can be unexpectedly prudish about carnal perfumes, but this is actually pleasant and comfortable while at the same time being WAY too much about sex to be wearable to work or the grocery store. I don’t hate it, I don’t love it, but it’s fairly amazing. Huh. Worth a go if you like skanky scents.
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My full flacon just came in!
Salome is a complex, witchy brew expressly designed for erotic contemplation. Cumin and animal musks create an animalic raunch that is undeniable… Yet those of us who adore skanky perfumes will love it. While it is being compared to animalic chypres of yesteryear, no fragrance from perfumery’s “Golden Age” (say, 1912–1970) ever dared to be this urinaceous and dirty… unambiguously so.
Texas cedar figures very prominently in this blend, and I’m surprised it’s not offered as one of the notes in the official olfactory pyramid. There also appear to be some Indian “ayurvedic”-type notes present in this scent, not mentioned either. There is, for instance, a medicinal aromatic afoot… I think it’s camphor… an unusual note I love.
Something in the opening notes smells, to me, like the potties one smelled on 1970’s Greyhound buses. As in: clean trying to mask un-clean. The official pyramid lists “leather” as one of its keywords. I guess it’s the styrax + castoreum they’re observing, because leather per se is not what I’m getting from SALOME.
The scent dries down to what seems to be a very…um… woman-like smell, if you catch my meaning. This scent is animalic far beyond that of Muscs Koublai-Khan, Rochas Femme, Kouros, Shalimar, Tabu, Absolue Pour Le Soir, Bal a Versailles. In fact, its only competition for skank-factor might be Brent Leonesios’s NO. 8, or Musc Tonkin.
As I hit a hot, steamy shower tonight, I got a whiff of the tobacco note: it’s not fresh tobacco… no, it’s stale, grey cigarette smoke, mingling with the civet. My, my– our SALOME has been a naughty girl in so many ways. But it’s intriguing, and adds a further note of audacious loucheness to the mix.
Yet Luca Turin is correct in that, this melange of notes is blended so expertly, so smoothly, that one cannot fault it… It does that classic thing of creating a unique Gestalt all its own.
But I love SALOME. I’m a guy, and will wear it happily anywhere I want. Who knew Bad could be so Good?