Cuoium
Orto Parisi (2021)

Thick, smoky brown leather sofa from 1850s. This is super addictive, potent scent that i cannot get enough of. Its so gorgeous in what it portrays, so realistic. I was never a huge fan of "cuir" scents, but this one takes the cake. It will give you what you want, like an addict that needs to smell some gasoline, this delivers that punch and more. Worth every penny.

Took a chance on this one and when I saw the comparison to Nudiflorum, I was worried. I had to sell that one as the flower/cigarette combo was simply too much for my wife. I didn't hate it, but I understood where she was coming from.
Now to the Cuoium...yup, it smells like Nudiflorum, BUT without the over-powering flower top notes. For me, it makes it far more wearable. The smoky, leather is strong---very strong. This is a beast stank, that'll last all day on your skin and long into the future on clothes. (I never spray my clothes). One spray to the sternum is all you need for a strong projection and a sillage-bubble that'll proceed you into the room and hang around long after you leave. Not a goood choice for the office, unless you work in a bar. Masculine all the way. Not for the ladies---at least the ladies I hang around.
If your daring and don't really care what others think, this may be for you. If you are a Dapper-Dan type. Not recommended.

This is a tough leather fragrance that is hard to love. Initially, it blasts your nostrils with an overdose of Isobutyl Quinoline. It's very unpleasant and sour. Although there is no oud listed, the sour smell reminds me of the worst note found in some ouds, the sourness. The animalics in this are indistinct and smell artificial. Luckilly, there are some woods of some sort and incense, but not enough to override the Isobutyl Quinoline. Luckily, the deep drydown is a very pleasant leather scent. But for several hours, your olfactory senses are assaulted.

This is impressive as a piece of art, but art is subjective. Leather scents usually don't suggest leather to me, but this one does, but not in a good way, at least not for a few hours. Not all art is university loved. If this were Heironymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights," this would be the right panel (hell). I personally never want to smell like this but refrain from a negative conclusion because I appreciate art, and this is artful, just not wearable except maybe at Halloween.

I love (vintage) Dior Leather Oud with its skanky civet. This, not so much... Your mileage may vary.

I'm female and I like and wear Cuoium. Yes, it's dark, but there's not too much isobutyl quinoline, a common failing for me when I am trying leathers because I don't like them too brutal. After an initial blast it calms and in contrast to my experience with Knize Ten, doesn't overwhelm me. It layers nicely with roses to make a rose with an edge.

a very synthetic concoction
it took me quite a bit to scrub it off
has a very nasty feeling
i was hoping to be an hard leather
but it's just a mess...
one of the biggest let down
but it's a clash of notes

This new Orto Parisi - Cuoium is one thing you need to collect.
Rich and delicious.
Sparkle and shine leather who’s been long on your skin. It’s so fun to wear.
Dark, dark, dark, dark, times perfume.
The bottle is masterpiece!
Special mood for night with interesting book. Tsssssss…