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- Perfumer: Marc Buxton
- Bottle Designer: Rei Kawakubo / Marc Atlan
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   |  A wet spice bowl locked in a medicine bag. Really, not that dramatic after the fragrances that have been released since this one came out. It has average sillage and longevity. Not bad, but nothing special.17 June 2009 |
   | Not my biggest CdG favourite. It`s not bad, it`s quite interesting as well, but after few full wearings I just noticed a big *blah from my side*. It`s sharp, very spicy, and eventually little bit boring. Cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, styrax and pepper - something which reminds me of Piper Nigrum by L.Villoresi. Quite christmassy scent, and I like that, but after all this smells something that is unable to rock my world. Somethings wrong, personally speaking, but at the same time I must say that I would love to smell this one on some woman. I presume it would work in wonderful ways. A great bottle! 12 September 2008 |
 | A bit too outlandish spicy fragrance, too much wood and too many winter spices. But i guess this it what its creators intended- a yothfull, yet off-beat scent with uncommon and even problematic notes. It is just not my kind of fragrance. 03 December 2006 |
  | This explodes from the bottle like something straight from a medieval apothecary -- familiar, but wickedly anachronistic. After the initial medicinal exuberance fades, though, a more conventional spice and sweet woods feeling takes its place. 22 September 2006 |
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| I'm a huge Comme des Garçons fanatic...but THIS... This stuff smells like a "life-support machine!" 15 February 2006 |
 | Groundbreaking in its medicinal originality, CDG is an earthy, raw, masterpeice of natural spices and essential oils. For anyone looking for something that is so completely the opposite of "perfume" and without a trace of florals. Longlasting, and earthy. I love the scent, but find that I rarely reach for it. I need something smoother and sweeter. 15 January 2006 |
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| The Baron de Charlus once told me: 'O Christmas spices, flowers andd herbs! O assault on the nasal passages! O Comme des Garcons eau de parfum, gigantic whiffery, powerful stiffery, herbal biffery! In truth, as it softens, lessens and develops on the skin, it achieves a kinder and more wearable ambience - a sort of frail, Elizabethan beauty.' 25 October 2005 |
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| this Comme des Garcons scent is not as nearly interesting as their clothes - it's a fairly common-smelling scent and reminds me of spiced soap or potpourri. It is pleasant, though, just nothing to get excited about. Try 2, 53, or 71 instead, those are very interesting and live up to the Comme des Garcons avant-garde aesthetic. 29 April 2004 |
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