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Grabazzi (1995)
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   |  Clean, clean, clean and soapy as they get. The top notes are really unique and lovely, but the dry-down becomes, as one poster noted - "Lava Soap". Still, if you want to offend absolutely nobody, this is a great cologne, although you can achieve the same effect for a lot less money. I like the Gendarme line a lot, but this one...hmmm.16 March 2009 |
 | One reviewer has noted a “good tar soap” note; another a tar note. For me, those are very close to my experience. It reminds me of a pumice soap I used years ago (called Lava). At any rate, this is a clean scent, albeit a different type of clean. Not bad, but something I would go for. I get decent longevity out Grabazzi. 31 January 2009 |
  |  Loud soapy laundry detergent. If you want to smell like this, why not dab some softner on your neck?30 January 2009 |
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|  Smells like really good tar soap, and really good lavender. Reasonable sillage and longevity. The most linear and one-dimensional offering in the gendarme line-up. It's good, just really expensive for something so plain. 09 December 2008 |
 | You know that "new car smell", the one that's attributed to the chemicals in the car's upholstery that haven't settled yet? I get a hint of that in this at first. Right from the vial. Ah well. This stuff is overratedly rich. Better than the regular ol' Gendarme male fragrance. This has a bit of a chintzy personality. A good patchouli with a hint of lavender. Other notes just get lost. 04 June 2008 |
 | The top notes are lively and bright: a citrus / floral / pepper accord with a very apparent lavender rising up from the middle notes. I seem to get a rather odd note in there somewhere, but I can’t quite place it — sort of a dull tar-like note. The jasmine and other florals from the middle give a soapy smell that I don’t really care very much for — it’s just seems so Procter and Gambles’ detergent. The dry down is light and subtle but there’s not much more I can say about it because it is basically nondescript. The fragrance does not have a very good longevity on my skin. No, I will take any of the other Gendarmes over this one any day. 18 January 2007 |
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