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Gucci Pour Homme II (2007)
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Gucci Pour Homme II Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Bergamot, Violet Leaves.
Middle Notes- Pimento, Black Tea, Cinnamon.
Base Notes- Tobacco Leaves, Musk, Myrrh, Olive Wood.
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   |  ************************************************20 December 2009 |
 | masterpiece with lots of exotic spices, olive wood and papyrus and myrrh totally hip scent and women absolutely LOVE it ask anyone at the scent counter and they will practically go crazy over this its a date scent because its very subtle so u will have to give a few spirts to get some sillage but a great scent to wear i strongly reccomend this stuff it will turn heads 10 December 2009 |
   | Yet, another pleasurable, warm, welcoming fragrance from the renoun Italian design house. Super scent, very enticing and insatiable. Great in the bottle, better out of it on the skin. Great longevity, complex dry-down, well balanced blend of black tea, bergamot, allspice, tobacco leaves, wood and musk. A little dab will do you for the day. A real nose magnet. Chic, complex, but not for the beach; anywhere else, and at anytime, and any age from puberty to centenarian. I highly recommend --I encourage you to try it.. 23 November 2009 |
 | Oh my, what a handsome...bottle! It feels solid and heavy. Alas, the same cannot be said of this rather light-wearing scent. The opening act with bergamot and violet leaf is indeed bright and lovely, somewhat similar to that of Calvin Klein Man (also a 2007 release). But where Man goes all powdery with incense and amber, GUCCI POUR HOMME II gets drier and sharper, a lightly spiced tea leaf accord taking centerstage before the resinuous glow of myrrh alters the entire composition to something resembling GPH's cedar, only lighter. Maybe I expect a little more from Gucci but as much as I find GPH II versatile, it just doesn't excite me enough to want a decant, much less a full bottle. 15 November 2009 |
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| I haven't worn it yet. But I sprayed it on a ralph shirt collar i have hanging up and a cotton pad. Its very unique, to me. Its doable... Sweeter spice, pimento cheese sandwich, woodsy, eggnog at new years, and big red gum? haha I don't like it as much as I do the smell of chili powder. Though I probably wouldn't wear chili powder.. oh I let my wife, niece, and sister smell it and they wasn't too crazy about it. 08 November 2009 |
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|  A really foolproof scent. The real magic is that it's such a luxurious scent but so understated. The sillage is minimal but I like that - when passing by, people get a sense of something really special and then it flits away, inviting them in for a second snif.02 November 2009 |
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