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by Creed
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- Perfumer: Creed
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   |  Musty tobacco. Tobacco that's burly, even intimidating. Very heavy and off-putting if you don't know what to expect! Like Yatagan or Kouros, you need to know what you're sniffing before passing judgment. My judgment is this: old, musty and a little over the top. I'm afraid I do not like this. Perhaps I'm too immature or perhaps my nose just smells something completely different. I can appreciate the following of this scent. Manys positives here and elsewhere. The scent, on me, doesn't work. On the card, it smells fine and even from a distance it's good. Not on me.28 October 2008 |
 | A wonderful scent, just not on me. Develops into a strange soapy drydown that turns bitter on my skin. A totally different scent than the later Tabarome, i wish it worked better for me. 15 January 2006 |
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