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   |  When I tried Thallium for the first time out at the mall, it was hard to put my finger on the notes of it and it still is. Best description of notes that I detect is Vanilla, Cedar and a few other unknown notes. I enjoy this scent quite a bit. The other nice thing is that it will last you ALL DAY. No need to re spritz yourself. I highly recommend it.19 May 2009 |
 | Very similar to Sculpture Homme by Nikos. Very fresh vanilla. Nice knock-off style fragrance for really cheap but doesn't smell cheap. Oddly nice for the price. 12 May 2009 |
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|  Lightly toasted, caramelized vanilla. Not much else going on here, but nicely done. Makes me wonder if it could be lightly layered against some other scent… 24 January 2009 |
 | Vanilla, vanilla, vanilla. No top, no heart, no base. Vanilla and sugar. I smell like ice cream. 09 September 2008 |
  | Pretty darn good, Long lasting too. Reminds me a bit of Rochas Man. 27 February 2007 |
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