Hype Inspector Ep. 1: Mochino Toy Boy | Does It Meet the Hype?

[@EllaMinnowPeaNess]

Excellent review, man. I’ve been considering buy this just because the bottle looks cool. I think I’ll wait to find a discounted bottle.

[@smellgoodfeelgood4248]

Check some of the discount websites like fragrancebuy. You should be a ble to get a good price there.

[@flightgravity7483]

FragranceX currently has it for around $60 USD

[@smellgoodfeelgood4248]

A lot better than retail

[@SovereignDivinity]

Love your honesty

[@smellgoodfeelgood4248]

Thank you! Ig I am not honest, no one would take me serious

[@jd5739]

Good Review Cody !!!

[@smellgoodfeelgood4248]

Thanks man!

[@jd5739]

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[@danspanos]

I still haven't smelled this, and I'm not really that interested. It just doesn't sound like my kinda thing! Cool new series Cody!

[@smellgoodfeelgood4248]

Thanks Dan

[@shaunleonard3878]

I smell a strong rose note and I get great longevity from Toy Boy. It’s definitely a unisex scent, leaning slightly feminine because of the floral notes. For a designer fragrance, I think it’s unique. Designer fragrances are typically mass appealing. Toy Boy is not going to be mass appealing with all those florals. The bottle is adorable and huge. I’m waiting for Toy 2 to arrive (I had to complete the set! 😁).

[@smellgoodfeelgood4248]

I really like the womens version

[@veritasvincit2745]

I tested this over a couple of days last week. By chance I'd previously ordered a bottle of Ard-Al-Zaafaran Dirham Wardi before COVID-19 and it turned up at the same time after being delayed. Wardi is the one in the pink packaging. There are four Dirhams... Original, Gold, Oud and Wardi. Anyway, Wardi, as the name implies, contains a lot of rose. It's not a clone of Moschino Toy Boy but it has that feel. I like the Moschino but won't be buying it because the Ard-Al-Zaafaran is close enough for me for less than 25% of the cost. If you're a fan of cheaper Middle Eastern fragrances, especially the rosy ones, then Toy Boy will already be vaguely familiar and probably redundant.

[@smellgoodfeelgood4248]

I havent been able to explore any middle eastern fragrances yet but I do intend to branch out that way

[@veritasvincit2745]

@@smellgoodfeelgood4248 You'll have some great fun. I'm talking about the bottom end of the price spectrum and not the superb high quality expensive ones. The biggest problem with the cheaper ones is information about what they smell like and their very nature means that blind buys are de rigeur. There's a lot of dross, a lot of scrubbers, many that smell the same BUT when you eventually find a hidden gem the victory is very sweet. Good luck!

[@smellgoodfeelgood4248]

Very true. One of my hidden gems is Sean John Sean John. Super cheap but I love the scent