Kinski Kinski for men

It is said to be a men's fragrance but a woman that loves to take a risk will like this for sure,it's definitaly gorgeous!!!!!
It differs from every other scent and is really unique (i am repeating myself as i read this line, lol)

Try if you dare and if have, you will want it, longe for it and shhhh, don't tell anyone where you got it!!!

Enjoy

After a rapid test on paper I dismissed Kinski as it sounded like something "claculated" to achieve the success of both Escentric 01/Molecule 01. Just like a (not so) talented pop singer trying to replicate his previous unexpected success. All the elements of the first memorable song are there, but the new track lacks the freshness and the innovative power of the firs song. I was WRONG (well, almost)!

On skin, Kinski has something more to offer! First of all, let me tell you that in order to properly appreciate this fragrance you have to be fine with a consitent dose of synthetic notes as, this is manily what it's all about. The opening is extremely modern with pink pepper and nutmeg paired with a true-to-life rendition of resinous/juicy cannabis. A strong synthetic/animalic presence provides a dark, sort of old-fashioned, musky quality that perfectly blends with the rest. I'm hooked. Assertive, It surely has an impact!

The fragrance stays pretty linear for a couple of hours to then evolve into a synthetic resinous woody-vetiver base. Here come my comparisons with some of the previous releases by Escentric Molecules. The resinous woody aspect is definitely an extension of both Escentric 01 and Molecule 01 (Iso E Super), while the vetiver brings immediately to mind of Escentric 03 / Molecule 03 (Vetiveryl Acetate). The cannabis accord is still there as well as the musky quality while, in this phase, Kinski resembles an hypothetic mash-up between Encre Noire and L'Eau Guerriere.

I surely changed my mind on Kinski and, now, I quite like it but honestly, I still have some reservations. My feeling is that Kinski is just like one of those fragrances that works like a pop-song (again). It's catchy, emotionally fresh and new at first, but turns to be boring in no time. My suggestion so far is to go through a couple of samples before you pull the trigger on a full bottle. It is for posterity to judge.

Rating: 7.5/10 (subject to change)

Next on my list. Dark and sexy, this one.

Today is the New Year's eve and I'm so glad to have chance to be the first person writing review of this wonderful fragrance. I got it as a New Year gift from my lovely boyfriend.

However I'm not impressed by escentric molecules this creation by G. Schoen is just perfection, beautiful and very mysterious. From the beginning to the end I'm able to smel cannabis accord that is not very strong but prominent and in my opinion it creates the unusual aura of this cologne. Another surprise is the castoreum that is present from beginning until the end and even more ... when other accords are gone castoreum is still prominent. Because I'm in love with all animalic type of fragrances the Kinski cologne is not exception. The heart notes are mostly dominated by cannabis and spices, probably nutmeg. In the same time the watery notes make this fragrance unexpectedly fresh almost ozonic-metallic - in this stage the fragrance lasts for very long time. The base notes develop slowly after few hours and IMHO this is the most wonderful state. Very deep and resinous woods with slight sweetness surrounded by labdanum composed perfectly with castoreum (that is still prominent) create very special aura. I don't know other fragrance that is so woody and animalic at the same time. However there is nothing furious or strange in the Kinski fragrance it is rather gentle as the cozy fur blanket.
My other impression is the Kinski frag. was created for both man and woman. I don't feel it to be too masculine or too feminine. It is perfect for any time especially the time you need feel special. I can honestly say the Kinski frag. is my new wonderful discovery for the upcoming new year 2012.