One of the often heard complains is that masculine fragrances are not so … inspired and that they fall between few prototypes. Or is it that when we switch from the feminine variety our "nose" is unable to perceive more subtle notes? The feminine type is often based on something evolved from the "olfactive form" concept, you get the idea very quick. For a masculine perfume you don't get very often the whole idea. Is it a lack of creativity or another kind of creativity with more attention paid to details?
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Fragrance is the 8th Art - Octavian Coifan - Le Parfum est le 8ème Art
