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Latitude Longitude (2000)
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The first fragrance by Nautica Fragrances since it was acquired by Unilever. This fragrance contains notes of Bergamot, Black Tea and Warm Musk. The body products have very ingenious packaging.
Latitude Longitude Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Bergamot, Tarragon, Coriander, Cool breeze accord.
Middle Notes- Black tea, Nutmeg, Patchouli, Watermint.
Base Notes- Colorado tree moss, Precious woods, Warm musk, Amberwood.
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   |  Bought this early in high school, still have 3/4 bottle left. I'm 25 now. Didn't use this one much. Was a nice change of pace when I got it, but now it's more of just an air freshener for me.Do I think it smells good? 2/5 Compliments from the ladies? 1/5 Overall 2/5 24 July 2009 |
   | The actual scent is actually quite nice, although not especially exiting. Its very minty-spicy scent that woods back up really nicely. It doesn’t smell so much synthetic (in a bad way) than the one would perhaps expect. However, it is FAR too weak on my skin for my tastes, and it does not last long either. Also, the whole “sailing concept” is everything but compelling. The orange coloured soap-in-a-rope wrapped in paper side product was kind of cute. 03 February 2009 |
 |  One of the best surprises I've had this year! I had always avoided this discontinued frag because I'd just assumed that it was just another boring aquatic clone from Nautica. What I discovered when I actually sampled it? A very pleasant, spicy twist on the aquatic (think nutmeg and musk!) with a warm and rich sandalwood drydown. 06 December 2008 |
  | This has been my favorite fragrance for the majority of my adult life. It has a really nice fresh scent, smells great in all phases, and last pretty much all day with just a couple of sprays. I know everyone says this of their favorite fragrances, but I have gotten more compliments from women about this than any other fragrance, by far. I'm really, really disappointed that it's been discontinued and haven't been able to find a suitable replacement for it, so I've been stocking up as much as I can get my hands on 30 August 2008 |
 | Guh. This has a rotten licorice note that really turns me off to it. Reminds me of Erolfa's saltiness as well. 17 June 2008 |
  | A modern interpretation of the classic Safari by Raph Lauren...at least in the opening and first few transitions. it becomes gradually sweet, then salty as some reviewers mentioned, an oceany feel that balances quite well with the sweetness. Theere is also a white skin musk that shows up as the scent approaches its dry down. At this point, I get the impression that this is an old school (80s) scent disguising as a younger brighter fragrance. Overall, its not bad, I think it is best suited for sunny days outdoors. The sillage and projection are a bit above average. Nice sweet and salty fragrance. 29 April 2008 |
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