
Xerjoff
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A smoky, leather-bound journey through ancient spice routes, anchored by rich tobacco and dual oud depths that unfold like precious artifacts.
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What people who wear Xerjoff Luxor report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Chris Maurice.
Listed as Unisex (leans male)
“I went through 50ml of this.It’s a lovely spiced opening cinammon, cardamom maybe some cloves.The heart of myrrh, oud and tobacco is well done.The base is basically the synthetics carrying it for a little bit of more extended time.I throughly enjoyed this however the opening sillage does drop by a lot. So it tricks you into thinking it’s got a huge sillage while in a few minutes it drops to become arm’s length maybe less. It’s also an opening and heart with a boting kind of dry down.I actually wrote this review to reconsider a second bottle. It’s a pass unfortunately.”
“This is unwearable.. it smells like poop mixed with cinnamon and henna ink. First opening leans more towards cinnamon, dry down leans more towards henna ink. But all throughout has a really dirty poop smell.I got this because I love oud and was interested in the 2 types of Oud inside, thought it would have a nice sweet scent with strong projection. But it's definitely not something I would ever wear out in public as this fragrance could easily repel most people.”
“This perfume is very dirty, from opening to drydown.Opened with the smell of leather with a touch of spicynya. There’s some sweet trees here, but it’s not too sweet. Smoky impressions from its tobacco notes, which are mixed with oud. It may be sexy for some people, but not for everyone. So be careful, sample first before buying.”
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