Review of Burning Barbershop by aad de gids

this is a brilliant perfume. I had it in 2010. what someone said beneath is exactly to the point. the Smoky Notes are also prevalent. while the Spearmint comes out ravishing and clean. Lavender, Lime & Vanilla all build up to this truly original, Barbershop Gentleman's fragrance. it is as Classy as Avantgardistic. it really has an athmosphere of a burned down barbershop. now all really old barbershops have funny and at the same time, well known scents. (and I visited a couple in the 1980s !) old Barber's Soap, Shaving Bowls, Shaving Bristles. with rests of former products in them. this is that kind of vibe, and then also a Shop that has been accidentally burnt. I have the feeling this perfume also contain(ed) Isobutyl Quinoline as it gives a scent of Leather, especially when the perfume gets older. it testifies to the Brilliance of David Seth Moltz and Kavi Durga to already in the beginning come with such otherworldly (and at the same time satisfyingly appealing) scents. (and already thèn I had it in 50mL in such more oldfashioned bottle.)