Loubifunk
Eau de Parfum, Christian Louboutin (2020)

Top and middle notes are reversed, to my nose. I get intense Turkish rose first, for an hour; then, black current takes over.
Patchouli moves in some time later.
Not all that inspiring a fragrance.

Two stars.

The fragrance opens with a pleasant blackcurrant note, emitting a green and fruity vibe. However, as it settles, the dominant rose note becomes more prominent, overshadowing the initial transparency. The rose layer tends to overpower the other elements of the fragrance, diminishing the allure created by the opening.

This smells like a lot of other fruity floral patchoulis but it’s also very well crafted with beautiful performances.