Ultimate Challenge For Men - 1011

I'm familiar with the Luna Rossa line. So I knew what to expect. I also have Escada Casual Friday and knew it had that similar creamy floral vibe. But wow. This pops in projection and longevity. The pepper isn't sharp to my nose. It helps smooth off the composition.

Amazing as usual. Every product I have purchased has been amazing; either as good quality or better than the actual; much more expensive versions on the High Street. Thank you Perfume Parlour!

WOW..... now THIS is one of the most unique and interesting smells i have ever smelled. i havent smelled the original, only ever smelled the original luna rossa and the sport version. this perfume parlour version of the luna rossa extreme blows my mind... it literally has the best from all my favorite kinds of fragrances, woody/musky/shaving cream-y/ as well as aquatic. this is a very idiosyncratic ambiguous scent. no joke this to me comes off as more unique and mysterious than most niche fragrances. i wonder what ingredients are used in this, its like it was put together by a complete freak of nature genius. which i suppose it was. and it would seem to me that Perfume parlour re-created it flawlessly, except like i mentioned never smelled the original. woo- from reading the fragrantica reviews i wasnt sure id like it since they just mention vanilla and whatnot. this is much more than vanilla this is like a mysterious spirit phantom of a smell. i hope perfume parlour dont take this out of their rotation, im flabbergasted

Option Review:13ml Spray
I really enjoy this. Never smelled the original so I don't know how close it is, but it's a really interesting take on the Prada DNA. Soapy and a little powdery, clean- yet there's a dark mysterious facet to it that to my nose smells a little like Aniseed. Great fragrance for cooler days

Option Review:13ml Spray
I don't know how is the original. If it is similar to original than it will be disappointing to me. It smells like a soap. Which I was used to smell in my childhood in my home country. This soap was very common in village areas. Even my nephew asked, 'I am smelling Bangladesh. Where it's coming from!'