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360 Degrees Black For Men (2006)
by Perry Ellis
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   |  A very warm and accesible fragrance. I don't understand the comparison to bvlgari black, this does not have the synthetic tones to it that bvlgari black has. I heartily recommed this for evening or winter wear.27 December 2008 |
  |  Like all the other "black" fragrance with that moniker, it's mostly sweet. 360 Black does a little change up by adding in a green, leafy note of tea. Smells just like 360 White with tea. Nothing great.14 December 2008 |
 |  i am not a fan of bvlgari black or this. perry's worst remake since 360 blue.28 April 2008 |
  | Saw this in T.J. Max today and sampled it. The opening was just like Rochas Man for me. It dried down to a sweeter but fainter version of Bvlgari Black -- with similiar hints of black tea smokiness. Not bad but not very original. Done better in other fragrances. 14 October 2006 |
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