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$76.64 100ml EdT | $45.68 50ml EdT | $72.00 100ml EdT |
Reviews of Cacharel Pour L'Homme ![]() Naed_Nitram Show all reviews | "The King of Spain's daughter asked to marry me / All for the sake of my little nutmeg tree." 24th November, 2011. |
![]() Woodlover Show all reviews | I really love this one — maybe because it is my first perfume I used regularly. 23rd September, 2011. |
![]() Beau Brummel BrazilShow all reviews | A timeless classic. The very definition of manhood. One of the ones that make a difference. It was never a best-seller and it seems perfectly natural. After all, it was never intended for the average John Doe. That is why it is what it is... 3rd April, 2011. (Last Edited: 12nd May, 2011.) |
| Spoombung United KingdomShow all reviews | Probably my all-time favourite! I've been wearing this since the eighties and have never got bored with it. The others come and go but this one stays. It's massively underated and it's a real shame it's quite hard to get hold of now (shops do not stock it in the UK even though it's supposed to be still in production) 30th January, 2011. |
| Darvant ItalyShow all reviews | The classical Cacharel Pour Homme, reminds to me a lot the modern 7 de Loewe which is a slightly spicier ( or may be is best to say earthier) and dusty kind of the same stuff. The Cacharel one has a more woody, mossy and a cleaner texture than 7 Loewe even if is spicy and a bit dirty along the way . This is a refined spicy, mossy masculine scent based on few notes among which i detect clearly citrus lavender, a bit of neroli, cedar, woods, nutmeg and vetiver. The beginning in very sour ,dry and traditional but while the citrusy notes retain their influence throughout the scent, is the spicy heart that impresses its main feature to fragrance thanks to a notable amount of nutmeg that overwhelms the flowers as geranium and carnation. The base is woody and musky with the insertion of earthy vetiver. The nutmeg is detectable in the final outcome which is all spices, woods, musk and citruses. While longevity is decent the sillage is under tone. 27th January, 2011. (Last Edited: 14th November, 2011.) |
![]() sarensi United KingdomShow all reviews | I Love Cacharel Pour L'Homme. It's masculine but not too much, mysterious, slightly bohemian and unique. This was big in the 80's in Europe and used to be available everywhere but seems to have vanished from the UK with the popularity of blander sportier scents. I bought a bottle when I was in my teens and always thought it was a peppery pine/aniseed smell I was getting. Recently I have discovered it's a nutmeg I can smell (though I normally dislike nutmeg and clove) somehow it molds with the sweet ylang ylang (very strong for me ) to create something magical and slightly melancholic. I don't understand how people can't be captivated by this. It's like having some stranger tell you they don't like your girlfriend. 3rd December, 2010. |
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