Carl C. Ferre-lang
4 de junio de 2025
Inexpensive, for Big Star heads
I have a spectrum of Angel fragrances... There are two that smell more like Mugler Angel and two that, I've read, lean more to the masculine side. I never smelled A-man, but i can see why people go nuts for the line. I have a love-hate relationship with Angel. My mom wore it, and at the time I thought she was crazy for doing so. I'm kind of obsessed with Angel now, but I still can't decide if i really like it all that much. I keep smelling it because doing so brings a sort of confusion I don't normally experience. Fortunately for this review, the masculine line must have been god-tier.Star Man Nebula is sort of reconstruction of Pure Malt, A-Men's boozier counterpart. Plenty of dark, whiskey notes here. I smell dark cedar-y notes, like the inside of my humidor. Cigars in a humidor can really smell earthy and there's clearly patchouli here giving some of those earthy notes. The trick with Angel is that the patchouli actually smells quite like chocolate and there may be that same trick here.. Coffee.. Basically, this bottle smells like my kitchen after a long night. So good. I don't know how anyone, male or female, wouldn't find this appealing. Bear in mind, I never got my nose on any of the A-men line. But I will wear this again and again. Sillage is okay. Longevity is moderate at best.. Not really a top performer in this regard, but the price makes that acceptible. Within 3 or so hours it is really a skin-scent. That said, i still think this is a no-brainer night out fragrance. I could see this sitting next to a bottle of Versace L'Homme or Azzaro Pour Homme and that person would have all they need for 50 bucks. It's really amazing what 20 bucks can get you these days.Ver másVer menos
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