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Comme des Garçons Cologne (1994)
by Comme des Garçons
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Comme des Garçons Cologne Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Bergamot, Orange Blossom, Lime Essence, Mandarin.
Middle Notes- Magnolia, Freesia.
Base Notes- Spicy and Woody.
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   |  OK,well,yes it's spicy. And full and rich and unusual. I love it when I first apply it, but it doesn't change much. A friend asked me why I smelled like Christmas. So, the novelty excites me, but perhaps a bit more subtlety. Great for a twentysomething guy with lots of energy and high self-esteem.26 September 2006 |
 | Very leafy scent. I like it, don't love it. Reminds me of Spring and fresh cut grass. Like nothing else out there. 25 February 2006 |
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|  In my opinion a much more wearable scent than the EDP. Lighter, still long-lasting, still sufficiently spicy, but w/o the almost cloying nature. Very good stuff. 24 September 2002 |
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