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Fragrance Profile
| - Availability: In Production
- Perfumer: Yves Cassar [IFF]
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Basenotes says...
An oriental scent for men by Estée Lauder, which makes a change from thier long running obsession with fresh clean scents. (eg Pleasures, Tommy, Chemistry, Freedom, Athletics, Happy, DKNY Men, Surface Cologne T for Him etc etc...)
Fragrance notes
Sage, Cucumber, Nutmeg, Cardamom.
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|  This is not effeminate. I checked the word in a dictionary: Adjective. Having qualities or characteristics more often associated with women than men. Characterized by weakness and excessive refinement. ---------------------- It's not excessively refined. Pass! 19 June 2009 |
 38 reviews
|  I feel cool...aloof...and dangerously confident when I wear Intuition. Intuition is in a league of it's own--just like any man who wears it. 07 June 2009 |
 1 reviews
|  I received this fragrance as a birthday gift in Oct. At first, it seemed like something that I would enjoy. Well.... It didn't take me long to discover that it is sickening and unecessarily sweet. The dry down doesn't award it anything but more nausea, i don't know what in the world the chemists at Lauder were thinking when they concocted this stick mess. I wish I knew someone that would enjoy this, but I don't want to lose friends in the process. 26 November 2008 |
 23 reviews
|  Have to laugh at the negative reviews .. it's apparent that many of you never tried this one on the skin and let a woman enjoy it. I have gotten so many compliments (and not so subtle innuendos) from the female persuasion it's not even funny. This is a warm, sensuous, masculine fragrance that is fresh enough to wear everyday. One of the few modern mainstream fragrances that I actually enjoy wearing. I get the similarity between Intuition and Allure, and even though Allure is well made, it has this bitterness to it that I really find annoying. I have to go with what works and Intuition has never let me down. THUMBS UP!! 19 November 2008 |
 3385 reviews
|  This surprises me. It smells like a really good niche fragrance (quality/"natural" materials/unique,etc.) but fails in longevity. A ambery oriental with a slight freshness to it. 06 September 2008 |
 422 reviews
|  I too am surprised by the negative reviews. My only complaint about Intuition is that the middle notes are similar to other scents out there.... I just tried YSL L'Homme and was astounded at the similarities. But that's my only complaint. The short, sweet top notes quickly give rise to a long-lasting strong middle layer that is sensual and warm. Without looking at the listed notes, I'd personally say that I get a strong scent of cedar and woods that lasts and lasts and lasts. I'm smelling the base notes and fade out on my arm now, and it becomes a little sweeter and ambery. Of my many scents this is my girlfriend's favorite for me to wear. 09 July 2008 |
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