Poe's Tobacco Tokyo Milk Parfumarie Curiosite for women and men

This perfume is very different than anything I've smelt. I want to say it's a mature smell, but as a 22 year old, I love and wear it. It reminds me of an old library, incense... spices. Very luxurious, but I can see it being too much for some people. I feel like I'm in an old antique shop (in a good way) when I spray this on my pillow.

I sell this perfume at a boutique and I have never heard anyone make a compliment like the one she said when she tried this on... She was a 70 something yr old lady, when i sampled this on her I saw her eyes get lost to a memory long ago. She told me a story of how this scent reminded her oof a young man she knew in the 1940s. I could see tears in her eyes as she told the story of how she would sneak away to take car rides with him. She described him as a long lost love ( things movies are made of). Due to the small size of the bottle, she bought 3.

The scent It's self is very light and mild, I agree with others when they say they would use it as a linen spray. I would use it to spray my lingerie.

I really, really wanted to like this perfume, but this faded so quickly. Poe's Tobacco opens with beautiful tobacco, apple, black and green tea, and woody notes. Unfortunately, these notes quickly fade into a soapy wood smell before disappearing completely. Despite the name Poe's Tobacco does not smell especially cologne-y or masculine, although it could definitely work as a unisex scent. I'm a big fan of some of Tokyomilk's other offerings, and the initial scent of this perfume is wonderful, but I'm completely disappointed by the perfume's quick transformation into soapiness and lack of sillage and lasting power.

Smells like plastic.I put this on today and it faded within 10 minutes.When I hear the word tobacco used in a perfume I expect a rich, black tea like aroma and this one missed the mark.

Poe's Tobacco was much nicer than it sounds. Momentary tobbaco mild, faded almost instantly. Green. Not just tea green, but perhaps grass green too. Ultimately too green for me. Not smoky, no amber. Pleasant enough but not right for me or on me. Perhaps as a candle.

I certainly got the tobacco notes, but more like a whiff of sweet tobacco from someone walking past. Some innocuous florals in there too. All in all a very pleasant scent, but not very long lasting on my skin.

I can't say I like this one. It does smell like tobacco, the yucky kind that heavy smokers smell like.

I like this better as a room/drawer/pillow spray than a perfume. It smells nice and fresh, but with a hint of bitterness to it that suddenly becomes the principal feature as soon as I put it on my skin. I think I was expecting it to be a warmer, sweeter scent between the apple and the amber; truth be told I don't really smell either. To me it smells like strong tea and flowers, both of which are likable, but it's a little harsh smelling without a warmer base to balance it out. I get the feeling it would be nice to wear if I layered it with the right lotion, though.

~Edit~
So I got far enough past the first impression to give this another try, because often my first opinion of a fragrance is influenced by how I feel, what kind of day I had, and what I'm expecting it will smell like. And the result is that I like it more than I thought. The bitterness takes a little while to fade away (longer than I left it on my skin the first time) but it does so enough that it no longer bothers me. It's still not at all what I was imagining when I read the notes, but it's a neat, bitter-refreshing little character fragrance. I may not wear it as much as some of my others, but now and again I think I'll be in the mood for it.

I got no tobacco either. I got amberwood and flowers.Lots and lots of flowers. In fact, it was almost entirely floral on me, and verged on the dreaded White Floral, which on my skin smells like either somebody's wedding, or a fistful of rotting jasmine. I was extremely disappointed, as I love tobacco scents and the other notes in this should have made for an intoxicating experience, perfect for fall. Instead, it's a garland of flowers I'm not fond of. Oh, well, Gin and Rosewater was much more my speed anyway.

Nice, but not quite what I expected. I get no tobacco notes from Poe's Tobacco. None at all. On me, it is a honeysuckle/amber floriental, with just a whisper of tea leaves after the initial spritz. Good staying power and an overall pleasant scent, though! My second-favorite in the Tokyo Milk line so far. I can see some men enjoying this one, too, but my husband thought it was a bit sweet for him.

Poe's Tobacco is a very green fragrance having a bit spicy scent of fresh, mashed tobacco leaves and green tea. I find ir more or less linear. Nice for everyday wear, for men and for women equally. Reminds me of a home scent Havana by Parfums de Nicolai.