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Private Collection - Corps et Ames
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   |  pretty intense accords of patchouli and leather surface immediately with the lush, floral opening naccords. in some ways it reminds me of Givenchy Gentleman (openign accords). a lovely scent, well deserved to be in the private collection. thumbs up!18 September 2009 |
  |  A faint, woody floral that left me very unimpressed.[Original submission date: 06 July 2008] 26 June 2009 |
  |  Corps et Ames is a scent in Parfumerie General’s Private Collection. The rose is dominant, and thus the scent is more floral than I usually like in a man’s fragrance. But this is not overly sweet. It is fresh, invigorating, and attractive. There are interesting light wood notes. This settles into a pleasant peppery-floral-wood scent that is light and breezy. I’d say it is good, but not essential.24 May 2008 |
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