Dark Lord

“Well, while I don’t entirely disagree with the imaginative comments below (evil movie characters, Italian mafia, Lucifer and straight up sex) I do think they over dramatize and cheapen what is actually a quality fragrance with an incredibly smooth and sexy dry down. To me, the synthetic opening is necessary because the longevity on this one is seriously impressive. If it wasn’t for the explosive opening we wouldn’t have the smooth leathery jasmine eternal base note. Emphasis on eternal; it last for days.Gentleman, wear it on your chest under a shirt. Or spray a shirt the evening before.”

“I am just so happy I could return this perfume after opening the plastic wrapping. Such a relief. I’m not sure it can be classified as a perfume. The reason I bought it was the beautiful jasmine note in it and the fact that it does smell like leather on the skin, even though many good leather fragrances smell like wood on the skin. However, if you smell it more than a few times you might realise that you aren’t able to bear the stinky notes. I ended up hating leather fragrances after this.”

“"Dark Lord" seems a bit exaggerated as a name, unless this "lord" also wears those Gucci loafers with pink fur inside and out!This opens with a big dose of jasmine and something green and slightly smoky. I'm not a jasmine fan but it actually smelled really nice.The dry down is extremely similar to Gucci Guilty Absolute pour Homme: dry, leathery, rubbery and slightly smoky.This is the first killian I actually liked albeit not being a jasmine fan, so bravo for that!Does it deserve the price tag? personally, I don't think so, it's too similar to GGApH.”