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Fath de Fath (1953)
by Jacques Fath
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  |  A rich and heady, almost boozy, fruity/floral. Not normally my cup of tea, too traditionally sweet and feminine for that, but it is really nice. It smells like a "classic" somehow, perhaps because it's from 1953, but I guess a true classic would be more well known and not discontinued. It may remind me a little bit of Le Dandy, but it's a much richer scent than that rather insipid concoction. Le Dandy to me is a girlie scent, Fath de Fath a womanly. Perhaps a bit too womanly for my 25 years, although that has rarely stopped me in the past.04 February 2007 |
  |  A fragrance which- in it's modern version - is very strong, very oriental, a true love-or-hate- perfume. People will ask you about your perfume - or they might turn their noses in disgust. I for my part quite like the stong reaction it provokes, although I only wear it twice a year when I'm in the mood to shock and to stand out! 28 January 2007 |
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