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Fleur du Male (2007)
by Jean Paul Gaultier
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Orange Blossom, Petitgrain leaf, Coumarin, Fern accord.
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  |  I didn't like this at all at first sniff, waaaaaaaaaay too much. Then I discovered the "La Cologne" which is much lighter. NOw I understand this one. You really need to let this one settle as it is very floral and too much at first to get a true picture of it. I have to say I really don't get any synthetic smell from it at all. I am led to believe that Gaultier fragrances have, by todays designer standards, a rather high percentage of natural oils. Not for a hot humid day unless you want people to pass out around you ;o)07 August 2008 |
  |  NEXT !This is one is just too much to bear.....i think they tried to produce something as ground breaking as the original one, but they definitely failed ! 03 July 2008 |
 | Initial beguiling burst of orange blossom that reminds me of spring in the Northern Cape Province in a small town on the Vaal River. The later notes are quite synthetic, but I think Fleur du Mâle is much more pleasant than Fahrenheit 32. I had to choose between FdM and Chanel's Antaeus. Antaeus won by a long shot and I haven't looked back. Thumbs Up based on the delightful orange blossom notes and ignoring the petrochemical base. 28 June 2008 |
 |  I have nothing against feminine or floral scents, but this one was definitely a real miss in my case. Why? I think it's simply too flat. I feel like a gay florist coming home to cuddle with my BF when wearing this (and I'm not even gay, if you wondered lol). Sorry, Jean Paul. I tried. I really did.05 June 2008 |
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| smells very much like flowers, lasts forever on both skin and clothes. however, at the same time, this is the most annoying smells I have so far tried. First, this is NOT a mens parfume, it is very much alike a parfume worn by old ladies, don't know which one that is, but it is very very similar. Not for man, and also not a womans smell I find attractive at all. Check this out before buying it!! 22 May 2008 |
 | And what do we have here? An average/ordinary female scent became a modern male scent… No, I’m not surprised: in the strange world we are living nowadays. It’s floral, very long lasting, floral, partly powdery, floral, quite strong and… Did I say it’s floral? However, if you’ve already bought this one (like me, for example) you should know that it’s not so repulsive on very low temperatures. I agree with just a part of its name: “fleur”… oui, sans aucun doute, mais “du male”… je n’ai pas cette impression. 18 May 2008 |
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