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Supersonic (and Supernova and others) was available for literally about 5-10 minutes today randomly without any warning on Maxaroma, that's it. That was the order everyone was waiting over a month + for and it was sold out instantly. If you aren't sitting at a PC with a Maxaroma tab open all the time, you'll never get it. Crazy. Good luck yall.
100% wrong about the only summer time wear, if anything it’s not a summer frag even tho it sorta smells like the halls of a resort. As for the funky incense Cuba gave reference to, that’s also 100% it’s a weird cumin incense that I find interesting but some will surely be put off with.
Love the Way you describe beautiful fragrance🎉🎉 need for you to just turn up the height if it’s good it’s good with fire. Turn that shit up. Find me something desirable. Thank you for sharing your opinion. If there’s any fragrance you don’t desire in your collection shoot them this way cause I’m a broke ass motherfucker.😂🤣🤜🏼❤️🤛🏽
Yo Cuba, I'm a perfumier and if I were to make you a fragrance, it'd definitely have a plum, cognac/whiskey accord, pipe tobacco and an amber-sandalwood base with some spicy citrus up top. Maybe cardamom and pink pepper in the opening.
