| | Intrigue by CarvenFound an old bottle of Intrigue recently. A beautifully balanced floral of ylang and rose. Effortlessly melds into sandal and musks. Nothing exceptional, extreme or challenging - just a very wearable floral. 30th December, 2009. |
| | Hot Water by DavidoffA little spiciness at the start, some coumarin. Ho hum. Same same. 22nd December, 2009. |
| | Signoricci 2 by Nina RicciI was lucky enough to get hold of a bottle of Signoricci2 today from the '70s. The fragrance has lasted the time incredibly well - the first impression transported me back 10 years to when I wore Armani Eau Pour Homme - a very similar orange blosson, citrus opening. Very warm and musky notes follow. An elegent fragrance. 6th August, 2007. |
| | Space NK Man by Space NKA pleasant, soft woody and lightly spicy fragrance very similar to Rocabar by Hermes. 27th June, 2007. |
| | Boss Number One by Hugo BossMay appeal to those with a 12 year old bottle of Old Spice in their bathroom cabinet. 4th July, 2005. |
| | Salvatore Ferragamo pour Homme by Salvatore FerragamoYou can easily pick out the main ingredients of fig, oriental spices and vetiver, yet the combination has produced a fantastic, if slightly cloying, accord. One of my favourites. 2nd July, 2005. |
| | Echo by DavidoffRedundant and indistinct. Smells like every other bad fragrance released in the past 10 years. The bottle however, is one of the best I've seen. Too bad it's wasted on a bad creation. 10th March, 2004. |
| | Eau d'Orange Verte by HermèsI love this scent, even though it doesn't last. It's defintiely one of my top 5, I go through a 3.4 oz. bottle about every 3 months, but thats ok. If you really love the scent and want it to last, The clerk in Hermes Las Vegas instructed me to buy the bath line and use all the products. I did and he was right, the scent lasts the day when you use the all over shampoo, wake-up gel and the eau de cologne. Expensive trick, but worth the pleasure and the aroma. 10th March, 2004. |
| | Aqua Motu / Motu by Comptoir Sud PacifiqueThis one gives me a headache- which is something I say about few scents. I'm not fond of marine fragrances in general, but this one takes the cake for being marine and successfully lobotomizing me. I'm sure for those who love the aquatic notes, this one is perfect wave. For me, its a wipeout. 22nd November, 2003. |
| | Blend 30 by Alfred DunhillI was struck by the previous review. While I do not have a "nose" to be so specific, I first discovered Blend 30 on a visit to L.A. in the mid to late 70s. With a subtle mix that seemed green at first and matured to a warm ambery scent that lasted all day, it was soon my favorite. In the early to mid 80's I was shocked to find that it was no longer carried in the U.S. However, I struck up a correspondance with a delightful woman in the home office in London through whom I was able to continue to purchase bottles. It was not long until I received a sad note from her telling me that it had been discontinued; and I purchased what I was told were the last four bottles that were in stock. I had hoped to find a parfumerie that would attempt to mimic this scent for me (since the original was not unobtainable) but I have searched the internet in vain. 1st September, 2003. |
| | Pheromone for Men by Marilyn MiglinI agree wholeheartedly with JW below. This stuff smells like AquaNet to me. Absolutely and irrevocably nasty. I was lured into buying this based on the Eqyptian concept. If the Egyptians wore anything remotely like this, I know why God drowned them in the red sea! Take a bath! 21st January, 2003. |
| | Abercrombie & Fitch Spice by Abercrombie & FitchI loved this scent and was upset when it was discontinued. It was a warm spicy scent that reminded me of something I smelled as a kid. I know there is a cologne out there that is similar but I have yet to find it.If anybody has any suggestions please post a response here. 13rd January, 2003. |
| | Clubman by Pinaudthis is a really old scent that I believe stands the test of time. It is a simple smelling fougere like brut or canoe though I believe it is superior to each. It's complex but unchanging- the way it smells at application is darn close to the smell 8 hours later. It's a very masculuine scent and reminds me of barber shops. a shame it's only found in plastic (albeit well designed) bottles 28th August, 2002. |
| | Polo by Ralph LaurenPolo is my staple fragrance. I like it and have always liked it. On occasion I'll temporarily ditch it for something else, mainly in warm weather as it is a fall/winter fragrance to me. I'll smell some guy at the store and go 17th October, 2001. |
| | Kouros by Yves Saint LaurentI'm 26, but spent a lot of time around my older sisters' boyfriends in the 80's. So all those scents from that era are ingrained in me as favs- Polo, Aramis, Kouros. Kouros is one of my significant other's favorites. She says it smells like dryer sheets, but she likes it anyway, because she likes the smell of dryer sheets!!! :) 17th October, 2001. |
| | Bulgari Black by BulgariTwo words: 17th October, 2001. |
| | Boss Bottled by Hugo BossMan, am I glad to find this site! I love hearing what other guys like, and better yet what the hotties like! :) 17th October, 2001. |
| | Minotaure by Paloma PicassoIt is a great, warm, long lasting scent. 22nd May, 2001. |
| | Grey Flannel by Geoffrey BeeneThis is an old classic and the only cologne I think is even remotely similar to is Dior's Farenheit. It is very green, herbaceous, I think is the word, and extremely long-lasting. 12nd February, 2001. |
| | Eau de Grey Flannel by Geoffrey BeeneI don't think it smells at all like Grey Flannel, but is rather, for lack of a better word, 'cheap' and the obvious result of the manufacturer trying to cash in on a successful name. I never bought it for those reasons 12nd February, 2001. |
| | Clear Day for Men by Etienne AignerSmelled it briefly in a shop in Israel not long ago and was so unimpressed I didn't buy it, notwithstanding its discount price. I was disappointed though, since Private Number by Aigner is rich, long-lasting and a favorite. 12nd February, 2001. |
| | Aramis Gold by AramisI never bought it because it smelled so similar to Aramis, and while I did see it at Bergdorf's in New York, I don't seem to see it around too much. If you like Aramis you will certainly like this fragrance, but I'm not running for it. 12nd February, 2001. |
| | Aramis 900 by Aramis...this one is a real dog. No, perhaps one of the worst that Estee Lauder has made. Enough said, I'm getting a headache and sinus inflammation just thinking about it. 12nd February, 2001. |
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