I find Unutamam an easy wear. Especially when wearing a Leather Jacket. Up close the fragrance smells like an old Leather Welder's Apron, Soldering Tools, & Industrial Smoke Plumes. But in the air it doesnt smell that way. It really does smell like a cross between a Chypre & a Fougere. But without smelling like an 80's powerhouse. Its Leathery, Spicy, Piney, Mossy, Smoky, Animalic, & subtly sweet. Which is simply beautiful in the Fall & Winter air. I love the olfactory illusions this fragrance creates. Sometimes I smell dried spilled whiskey on an oak table. Other times I smell that, along with dry Tobacco Leaves. Sometimes I smell freshly dyed Black Leather, or New Vinyl. For anyone who's watched the show "Peaky Blinders" Unutamam conjures the image of what that outside meeting area behind the Mill, Stables, & Blacksmith's Forge would smell like. The compliment I got from a female friend was: "Mmmmm Now That Smells Like A Man". I dont think Unutamam is a fragrance to be feared. But I do know it to be a fragrance one will need to take some serious time trying to understand before purchasing it, or wearing it.
Great review! I agree, it's quite an artistic statement. I've only tried one good spray at a time on the inside of my wrist but I'm getting used to the opening, I'm coming around to it. Now that I recognize the rosemary and mint, the opening is beginning to make sense. I'll definitely be picking this one up, but will wait for colder weather. My question is, when you do wear it, how many sprays do you use? By the way, we had a cooler day today and I wore Pachuli Kozha I think it's the best fragrance I've smelled this year, it's so delicious. Thank you for turning me onto it!!!
Love this one!
I find Unutamam an easy wear. Especially when wearing a Leather Jacket. Up close the fragrance smells like an old Leather Welder's Apron, Soldering Tools, & Industrial Smoke Plumes. But in the air it doesnt smell that way. It really does smell like a cross between a Chypre & a Fougere. But without smelling like an 80's powerhouse.
Its Leathery, Spicy, Piney, Mossy, Smoky, Animalic, & subtly sweet. Which is simply beautiful in the Fall & Winter air.
I love the olfactory illusions this fragrance creates. Sometimes I smell dried spilled whiskey on an oak table. Other times I smell that, along with dry Tobacco Leaves. Sometimes I smell freshly dyed Black Leather, or New Vinyl.
For anyone who's watched the show "Peaky Blinders" Unutamam conjures the image of what that outside meeting area behind the Mill, Stables, & Blacksmith's Forge would smell like.
The compliment I got from a female friend was: "Mmmmm Now That Smells Like A Man".
I dont think Unutamam is a fragrance to be feared. But I do know it to be a fragrance one will need to take some serious time trying to understand before purchasing it, or wearing it.
Great review!
Great review! I agree, it's quite an artistic statement. I've only tried one good spray at a time on the inside of my wrist but I'm getting used to the opening, I'm coming around to it. Now that I recognize the rosemary and mint, the opening is beginning to make sense. I'll definitely be picking this one up, but will wait for colder weather. My question is, when you do wear it, how many sprays do you use? By the way, we had a cooler day today and I wore Pachuli Kozha I think it's the best fragrance I've smelled this year, it's so delicious. Thank you for turning me onto it!!!
I wear it going out in Fall & Winter. Its the type of fragrance that just works when your either wearing Leather, or all black.