J-Scent

Sumo Wrestler

Eau de Parfum

Femme
  Unisex
Masc
Fragrance Notes

Orange, Eucalyptus, Anise, Cinnamon, Heliotrope, Violet, Orange Flower, Labdanum, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Jasmine

Fragrance Style

Chypre, Classic Masculine

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this smells like the sweet aroma of rikishi passing nearby. i remember this smell while walking to a food stand during a grand tournament . it was after the basho was finished and when i got to the stand there was this sweet smell, quite similar to this perfume, and a rikishi that looked like takakeisho had just been there ordering food. you will also smell it if you are lucky enough to get near them as they walk to and from the dohyo . i must say this is not my style of perfume as its pretty sweet (non gourmand) and a bit powdery . however i love sumo and other people find this appealing when worn. for some reason this perfume makes me think of a tame musc ravageur .
By   - barber from chicago on 11/18/2021
A delightful and much less expensive dead ringer for Le Labo Labdanum 18. Elegant, dry, fluffy and slightly sweet in a totally non-gourmand way. I didn't get a barbershop vibe at all, but more of a beige fur coat. Great longevity, pleasant dry down. Unisex but it felt warm, cozy and feminine when I wore it on a gray February afternoon! Would consider a FB but I love J-Scent Agarwood even more (although my husband loves it too and argues it's more suitable for a gentleman!).
By   - Architect from Portland, OR on 2/12/2020
Disclaimer: Though I am a tremendous sumo fan and am aware that bintsuke (the soy-based wax used to get rikishi hair into ginkgo-leaf formation) has a distinctive, sweet scent, I honestly don’t know if this bears any relation to that (beyond the concept). This is in any case delightful -- powdery yet warm, with an appealing salt undertone that lingers. The eucalyptus and heliotrope contribute to a clean, composed, elegant whole. If you’re shopping for a gentleman eager to secede from the Cool Water monolith, consider this your chance.
By   - editor from Seattle on 4/26/2019
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