Number 1 for Men (2001)
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Cardamom Oil, Lily of the Valley, Cedarwood, Vetiver, Vanilla
Reviews of Number 1 for Men| atrac United StatesShow all reviews | Just tried this at a shop in West Hollywood. It was just sitting there with a bunch of other testers. How much is this again? Seems like it should have been locked up!!! 29th January, 2012. |
![]() alfarom ItalyShow all reviews | This could even be the most surprising and pleasant perfume ever created by an human being (and it's not) but there're absolutely no way to spend over 1000 bucks for a scent. It's an ok scent, no more, no less. Do you want a Baccarat crystal /gold / diamond bottle? ok get it, but perfumery is another thing! 5th March, 2011. (Last Edited: 4th April, 2011.) |
| Darvant ItalyShow all reviews | A powdery, spicy, floral scent with a woody- rooty base and a soapy 4th February, 2011. (Last Edited: 15th March, 2011.) |
| DavidBond007 United StatesShow all reviews | This one is the only CC I have smelled with any character. A powdery floral, a bit on the fem side but not offensive. I would say skip this and get prada amber or burberry brit and you get the same concept. Not a very masculine fragrance by any means. For the money they ask you would think you are buying a superior purfume, but you are not. CC might be the worlds most expensive perfume company but they are far from being the BEST. Creed still reigns supreme in my eyes. But if you have the cash , give it a chance, maybe it will work for you. 8th October, 2010. |
| ThomasFox United StatesShow all reviews | Ok, I'll say it - I *LOVE* this fragrance, despite the price tag, it's probably one of the most versatile and enjoyable colognes I've experienced. 1st February, 2010. |
![]() EastonBMW United StatesShow all reviews | I am no stranger to expensive scents, which I normally use sparingly on special occasions. However, there is no way I could justify spending almost $1,000 on a bottle of cologne. So, for this review I used a tester of the scent. Even if women clung to me like I was covered in flypaper and every business negotiation I ever entered went successfully because I was wearing this scent, I probably would put the money this cologne costs towards a down payment on a Mercedes. And that is exactly why Clive Christian's marketing team is probably paid so well. Come up with a product so exclusive and expensive, that those who enjoy spending money will buy it. Just as some marketing people will market a product as the cheapest on the market and make money on the volume of sales ... Clive Christian's marketing people know you can be just as successful on the opposite end of the rainbow. If you price something so ridiculously high, people will buy it to celebrate or feel good about being able to afford it. In blindfolded taste tests, Dom Perignon and Crystal champagnes test slightly lower than a $40 range bottle of lower end French champagne. 29th June, 2009. |
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wore this 5 days ago