Street Racer

I was very skeptical about the cherry bubblegum and rubber in this fragrance but it’s really nice. There is a good balance of leather sweet cherry bubblegum and tarmac. This is a very unique fragrance and it’s different from anything I’ve ever smelled before. I really like it for the days I want something interesting.

This is the smell of cars lining up to race down the streets. One of them is manned by a young girl wearing a pink leather jacket, aggressively chewing her cherry bubblegum. Right as the cars are about to speed off, she spits the gum out onto the hot road. Its young and reckless, not caring for conventions. This is such a creative scent, its the smell of bubblegum and asphalt. You would think that is gross, its not but it is a challenging scent. Its a good fragrance for anyone who wants to start trying unconventional fragrances because its perfectly balanced. Neither of the main notes are overpowering the other.

This fragrance does create a nice scent bubble around you. It lasted on my skin for at least 5 hours.

This smells pretty much exactly like you’d expect from the notes. I don’t get much of a cherry-bubblegum vibe, it’s more sharp cherry air freshener but I’m expecting that to change some with time. Not something I would reach for every day, but I am nothing if not a themed perfume lover so, here are some activities for which I will be thrilled to wear this: getting scammed at the mechanic shop, watching Herbie: Fully Loaded, go-kart racing. Very unique and interesting, worth a try!

I did not expect to like this. I got it as a gift for my mom because she likes gasoline/motor oil scents, etc. and am considering rebuying it for myself. It’s super nostalgic especially if you grew up playing on playgrounds that had the ground up rubber instead of mulch. Once it dries down, it reminds me a little bit of a leather smoking jacket

Street Racer is hot, greasy, and magnificent. It reads as a jalopy love story to my nose. Starting off with deep, dark, syrupy, almost industrial cherry notes and dry cracked leather, blooms of rust, layers of dust settled on thick, dirty oil, gravel, hot rubber... Then a trip to the parts store, when the cherry starts to mellow and the ride smooths out into that sweet beater you spent on that time fixing up - sweet, conditioned leather, new tires, fresh oil in all the places it should be, gleaming metal, and a trace of cherrywood and pipe tobacco. It's bringing back memories of all the places I might've left my 10mm wrenches❤️