Cuoio Odori for women and men

This smells like very expensive soap. I like it, but I don't want it. Hardly seems worth the price.

This is an amazing scent! My take: a freshly-washed man who bathed with an expensive triple-milled soap produced by an old Italian company, dressed in a fine wool suit, seated in an antique, well-maintained leather chair, sipping a glass of cognac by the fireplace. Cuoio smells like "old money" to me. Very classy and sophisticated. Unisex leaning towards masculine. A must-try for fans of leather scents. I would put it near or maybe even at the top of this category.

I've honestly been quite impressed by this composition. Cuoio gives its very own interpretation of leather cleverly taking the distance from monsters releases a-là Knize Ten / Cuir De Russe / Bandit. It hangs around a clear and almost soapy vibe throughout with citruses, leather and a barely-sweet tobacco with an outstandig result. Now that Helmut Lang's Cuiron has been discontinued I can't hink about a closer substitute. Amazing but be prepared for a challenging price-tag.

Rating: 7.5-8/10

'Outstanding' is what comes to mind with this masterfully blended fragrance from Odori. Yourfoxiness has nailed every aspect of this deliciously sensual perfume.

Leads with clean, masculine citrus, toned and softened with ylang-ylang and rooty vetiver. Honey and mellow ginger then warm the composition up to give Cuoio an inviting 'inhale me ever so deeply' quality.

Woods and very subtle patchouli keep Cuoio very well grounded and rounded. I'd say it has a refined, yet primal appeal. The final accord is reminiscent of premium Italian lambskin leather with a natural clean-skin sweetness--and yes, incredibly butter-soft and rich.

The bottle is pricey, but if you can get your hands on a sample, Cuoio is most definitely worth the experience.

This is a fragrance that you dont know you want yet. I was lucky enough to run into a vial, and tragically spill most in my lap after writing a review, which i then promptly accidentally erased. So the last drops haunted me, and taunted me for weeks, untill i got my beauty in the mail. Ill start by saying the silliage on this juice is quite impressive. I threw the garment that got 1ml in the hamper for a week, and after a wash it was still lingering with a rich, resinous woodsiness. Cuoio opens rather bracing and masculine on me, with a touch of citrus peel, spices and woods. After 20-30 minuites it melts into my skin leaving a gorgeous, mellowed version of its woodsy opening. Gentle, soft spices and buttery, rich, and smooth leather stay with me the entire way. This is not a corset & boots leather scent, nor a harley & cheap whiskey scent. This juice makes me imagine im in an artisan shopping district, in a fox fur & gucci boots, catching gentle whiffs of tobacco, honey, and aged bourbon, near a fine leather goods store, gazing at beautiful gloves & handbags. But no "boozeyness" just a feeling of "posh". Cuoio takes a little space around you, just a tad, and i catch myself getting a whiff and everytime i think "god, i smell like a million bucks". Quite simply, this is worth every penny, the bottle is beautiful and unique, the scent quality and masterfully blended into a sensual unisex fragrance. Men could capture a womans heart in this fine fragrance, and confident, unique women who enjoy being provocative will find cuoio a joy. this is the unique beauty ive been waiting for, and i will thoroughly enjoy my fb to the last drop. I look forward to sampling the rest of the offerings from odori.

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I'm not not sure about this one...
Honey is not the fragrance I get ..
it's very green on me ...
with Birch Woods and Ginger
there is a leather something
at it's base but not enough to keep me interested..

I guess it's the Green I'm having issues with .. got to wash this off...

Thanks jeca.

Enzo Galardi is a grandson of Guido Galardi, who was the founder of Bottega Italiana Spigo. Enzo launched the line of Bois 1920 in 2005, he used his grandfather's formulas.
Odori is his another fragrance line.

The nose Enzo Galardi was behinde Bois 1920's perfumes in th20's of this sentuary, how come he invented this perfume in 2008? is he still alive?

I like honey in this fragrance.It's perfect to winter days and evenings.Warm smell. And the bottle is nice and original.