Here is the description it's by Jean Paul gaultier and I'm thinking about it...
"Designed as a powerful aphrodisiac scent, it represents an olfactory cry - "the boastful cry of a rooster, the conquering cry of a man-warrior, the cry of a young man filled with pleasure??""

Try it out and let us know how it is

Kokorico?

I think is a bad idea blind buying fragrances. Ask for some samples or go to a shop.
Basenotes and fragrantica may give you some idea of what to expect, mostly about the scent and type of cologne, and suitability, sillage, projection, seasonality, age range etc. Also think where do you plan to use it and with which type of mones (smelly, scented, etc, sex-like, social-like and so on)

My criteria regarding fragrances are very simple:
a) I have to like it at least.
b) Women have to like it at least.

If I have something that women crave for but I dislike I can't be in the mood wearing it, conversely, if I wear something that I feel very comfortable with but women dislike, it doesn't help either.

(06-05-2015 8:37 AM)Khan Solo Wrote:  Kokorico?

I think is a bad idea blind buying fragrances. Ask for some samples or go to a shop.
Basenotes and fragrantica may give you some idea of what to expect, mostly about the scent and type of cologne, and suitability, sillage, projection, seasonality, age range etc. Also think where do you plan to use it and with which type of mones (smelly, scented, etc, sex-like, social-like and so on)

My criteria regarding fragrances are very simple:
a) I have to like it at least.
b) Women have to like it at least.

If I have something that women crave for but I dislike I can't be in the mood wearing it, conversely, if I wear something that I feel very comfortable with but women dislike, it doesn't help either.

It's not sold in stores at least none around here I found this on a site that sells the tom ford's and Jo Malone brands... I never plan out my cologne I just pick one for the day. My next cologne most likely will be neroli portofino, molecule 1, tobacco vanille or green irish tweed