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Lacoste pour Homme (2002)
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The first P&G Lacoste scent, with notes of Rum, vanilla and musk packaged in a stylish smoke-grey bottle with textured silver cap.
Lacoste pour Homme Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Ruby Grapefruit, Plum, Apple .
Middle Notes- Juniper, Cardamom, Pink Peppercorn, Cinnamon .
Base Notes- Jamaican Rum, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Vanilla, Musk.
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   |  This is friendly elegance in a bottle. While Bulgari pour homme prefers a summer-weight coat and tie, Lacoste pour homme shows up in a white polo shirt. It's also one of the few summer scents that doesn't immediately go sour on my skin, a la L'eau Dissey, Red 360, Unbound, et al. Bonus points and a big thumbs up! I'm headed back to TJ Maxx to stock up on this warm-weather staple.05 August 2009 |
 |  Synthetic, sweet fruits. Better vanilla fragrances out there. I don't know what Jamaican Rum smells like so I can't comment on that one. I'm just unsure of what I'm smelling in this, but it reminds me of sherbet, that sweet edible fizzy powder. It's just OK.27 July 2009 |
  |  This is offensive to the physical, moral and aesthetic senses -- in a word - disgusting. I wouldn't even wear it for a bet.23 June 2009 |
  | I like this one! at first it smells like a boring manly scent, but when it dries down trust me it will be one of the most pleasant smells you'll ever have going through your nostrils. Sweet rum along with vanilla, cinnamon and apple. It smells very good, it all depends whether you like gourmand perfumes or not. I still haven't tested it on my skin, but at least on the sample paper it smelled sweet, very sweet! Very good fragrance to use for work/college, but i prefer Lolita Lempicka for casual and special ocassions since it is a more unique smelling and less cloying fragrance. 21 February 2009 |
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| I had high hopes for this because of the notes listed. However, not only am I dissapointed, this might be one of the worst fragrances I've ever smelled. From the moment I sprayed it on my wrist and smelled it and I hated it and I still do as i'm sitting here hours later. It is a synthetic nightmare and a huge headache inducer. Smells like some vanilla wafer dipped in bubble gum scented bubble bath. Not for me. 20 February 2009 |
 | A low flying fragrance supported by occasional gusts of wind. The opening took me through to a room already occupied by hundreds of its peers. The top notes, although interesting, were still a little too sickly for my somewhat diabetic palate. The drydown is more amenable, leaving the wearer with a large piece of Vanilla Brioche to nibble at. It is too cloying in the drydown and there is an overwhelming feeling that the balance of ingredients is poor. This is better than most fragrances of this type, but it will wow very few. 13 February 2009 |
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