Malpaso Happyland Studio 2022

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6.9 / 10 6 Ratings

According to EssenceVitae Research Team A perfume by Happyland Studio for men, released in 2022. Furthermore The scent is animal-citrusy. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still in production.

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6.96 Ratings

Longevity

8.56 Ratings

Sillage

8.05 Ratings

Bottle

6.56 Ratings

Submitted by Kdog3030, last update on 30.04.2024.

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2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/01/2024

9
Pricing 7
Sillage 8
Longevity 6.5
Scent

RisingChaos
107 Reviews

RisingChaos

1

Dry, dirty leather with a fresh top

A dusty, dirty, spiced leather & woods with a surface polish of fresh citrus and floral notes. The animalic opening settles into a sort of leather fougere-like smell, similar to Happyland's own Hommeland Extreme but less bold as the citruses do freshen it up quite a bit. Moderately strong projection for 2-3hr before settling into a soft scent bubble of mildly soapy incense, longevity 10-12hr.

04/08/2024

9
Pricing 6
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 7
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Landshark321
538 Reviews

Landshark321

2

Nice spicy castoreum with floral, fresh, and sharp touches

Malpaso is one of the most recent Happyland releases, a spicy, fresh, sharp expression featuring castoreum, citruses, and florals, primarily. It smells like a bit of a cousin of the suede-rich, earlier release, Man Shit / Hommeland Extreme. Malpaso is a bit more nuanced, pivoting almost toward one of the sharp iris-rich perfumes in the catalogue, so perhaps somewhere in between Hommeland Extreme and, say, Sundown. It’s definitely a bit easier on the nose and less edgy than Hommeland Extreme, just to put that out there, as much as I enjoy Hommeland Extreme as one of the house’s boldest undertakings. I think Malpaso smooths things over a bit better, though, with almost a lavender-type sharpness, paired with citruses and spices, to complement the central-but-not-overused dry, animalic note of castoreum. Really nicely done, with characteristically great performance and pricing from the line.

7 out of 10