Ladyboy Lush for men

The previous reviewer must be kidding. "Unwashed human"? C'mon... Are you serious?

Well, after testing it, I decided to buy the solid version (just because I haven't got any solid perfume), that is supposed to be "in honour of Brazilian beaches" but, I assure you, there are no ladyboys in Brazil. Ladyboys are part of Thai culture. Anyway, I like the scent but I think Lush fragrances are a bit pricey and the product design (black plastic with a sticker) is boring and cheap.

The opening to me smells like some kind of "banana candy" (NO "unwashed human", at all).

I had a visceral reaction to this when I smelled it. It reeked of unwashed human to me. Something about the banana and seaweed together I think was horrifying.

That said, I was impressed it gave me such a reaction.

Ladyboy is a unisex perfume and it smells wonderful. First violets and then a sweet amber smell with violtets in the background.

It's a very special perfume and I agree with Lush, it is sexy.

I recently purchased a sample set of LUSH frags on Ebay, simply because the history of this house was intriguing, along with the deliciously obtuse names of some of their frags. Being a drag artist, a frag named 'Ladyboy' piqued immediate interest and while it's a very interesting frag I probably won't be adding it to my collection anytime soon. There is no patchouli listed in the pyramid, but this stuff fairly reeks of it ... and I don't like patchouli when it's obvious in a frag. It's probably a combination of the violet and oakmoss ... *shivvvvveerrr* ... smells a little more 'grandpa' than 'vivacious tranny' to me. The banana up top (according to the LUSH site added as a joke) is undoubtedly there to bring to mind the bits of a 'ladyboy' that make her exactly that. I'm sure some would love this ... unfortunately not for me. In it's favour it has good sillage and longevity ...