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Flowing Man (2003)
by Puma
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   |  Well, it's Puma, what do you expect, Comme des Garcons' avant-garde approach with the craftsmanship of Guerlain and the richness of a Serge Lutens'? Adidas, Lacoste... give these guys a break. They're sports colognes. After a sweaty tennis match I sure as heck want to spray myself with a heavy oriental like Shalimar! Yes indeedy! *sarcasm!*Perfectly simple smell. A huge "duh" to say it's highly synthetic. It opens with a crisp greenish citrus and has the base of a very small clean woody patchouli and musk. An herbs and spices accord in the middle which is really enjoyable, mixes with the woody drydown and, wait for it.... flows right into the rest of the drydown. Not bad. 09 June 2009 |
   |  Wahay!Not. Fresh, thin, light, little bit fruity, weak. Lasts about half an hour. Wholeheartedly useless. 03 February 2009 |
  | Puma Flowing smells great! Perfect and cheap! Better then all the other colognes of the Puma line... 24 June 2008 |
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