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Toujours Moi (1921)
by Dana (orig. by Corday)
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   |  To my inexperienced sniffer, this is a unisex fragrance, much along the lines of Habanita. It's great for men or women and has that 'draw-you-in' quality of Habanita also. But it's softer and a bit more elegant, with a vague whisper of sweetness. I bought it as a gift for a lady and tried it out of curiosity. It's just awfully good for anybody. I think it just got elbowed out of the way over the years as newer, fresher fragrances entered the scene.What is interesting to me is that some of the older fragrances, such as this one, Monsieur de Mouchoir, Original Tabarome, Jicky, etc., still have a solid kick and are as appealing today as when they were first launched. 02 June 2009 |
  | I was with the ad agency that handled Corday when TM was a "name" frag...wore it constantly and not just out of client loyalty...and it still gives me a thrill. But I must agree with FunnyBoy...this new version, as subtle and complex as it is, is not a patch on the original. But tastes change too...and I'm not sure that the "old" TM would find much of a market these days. 08 December 2008 |
 |  Bought the eau de cologne as my Mum used to wear this fragrance in the 70's when it was made by Corday.A big difference now ,as I still have some in the original refillable bottle which was an EDP. This new version is much sweeter.Smells like an Indian oil to me.Definately a sweet musk drydown compared to the original,which was more of a distinctive chypre ,Very long lasting for an EDC but you can tell this has none of the original expensive ingredients.Suitable for those on a budget as an evening fragrance possibly the over 50's age group. 15 August 2008 |
 | Who said there's no such thing as a free lunch? This inexpensive, complex little Oriental is damn close! Re-bottle it and slap a niche label on it and few would hesitate to pay a much higher price for it. 13 January 2008 |
 | An oldie but goodie for sure! I thought it came about in the 70's, how suprising to find out it's been scenting women for almost 90 years! I consider this one comparable to the likes of Tabu. Toujours Moi is a true oriental. It is sweet, with a definite sandalwood base. I cannot detect if the formulation has changed over the years, as my nose isn't that familiar with this juice. A drugstore suprise that won't disappoint ~ so dig out the change from the bottom of your purse, pockets or sofa cushions and give this classic a try! 17 November 2007 |
   | This is an unbelievable perfume for the price. It was in a packet I picked up with a mixture of Dana's by the House of Coty. It is described as an oriental with notes of sandlewood, vetiver, musk, jasmine & orange blossom. I have been very pleasantly surprised. 09 January 2007 |
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