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Cacharel Nemo

post #1 of 18
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Got my hands on this "dearly departed" beauty today. I love Allure and so I thought that this was definately worth a try. I'm loving it, which is just fantastic since it's been discontinued. It's definately a close relative to Allure - perhaps the quieter, more demure older brother (I love talking about fragrances like they're people!). Hard to describe the difference, but to me Allure has somewhat of a "fizz" to it, whereas Nemo definately has all the underlying sweetness, but without smackin' you in the face each time you make a slight move - just a calmer scent I guess, in the same vein as Must de Cartier. Both will get their fair share of wearings - their will be no sibling jealousy here (again with the people thing) - just in different situations. I have to say though, after only a few hours, Nemo may just be ahead in my book - I may have to stock up on this one before it's lost forever. Any other fans of the "Y"?
post #2 of 18
Well, I just received a sample (and sent it away again to another basenoter btw). I think Nemo is nice, but not that interesting, as it is another variation on the sandlewood theme.

To me, it smells very, very similar to Pal Zileri Sartoriale. Nemo is a less green, but warmer version of Gucci Envy, that thrives on the sandlewood.

Nice effort, but can't imagine this wearing this in summer with no airco in an office.
post #3 of 18
I tried it a few days ago for the first time .. love at first sniff !! ,, the sampler won't last long so I'll be fishing for a bottle .
post #4 of 18
I got totally addicted to Nemo the first times I sampled it. So I bought a bottle. Then, very oddly, I got very tired of it very quickly in much the same way I did with Pi, and didn't want to wear it for a very long time.

Allure is an ambery fougere, whereas Nemo is a spicy oriental. I've never grouped them together in my mind.
Renato
post #5 of 18
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Originally Posted by Dimitrios View Post

I tried it a few days ago for the first time .. love at first sniff !! ,, the sampler won't last long so I'll be fishing for a bottle .

This was my reaction few yeasr ago. Lasr year I got a full bottle. Love it and will definitely get another one if I see it somewhere at a reasonable price. This one is much better than most other scents. Wich they would bring it back.

And the bottle is so unusual.
post #6 of 18
The best thing about Nemo is its bottle. I usually love spicy, woody, oriental scents, but I definitely can't say that I love Nemo. I have it about 4 years in my wardrobe and all I can feel about it now is the indifference. I could give to this scent any other epithet, but certainly not spectacular.
post #7 of 18
Funny thing is ...I have Lancetti pour homme....and these two are definately relatives....they smell very similar!
post #8 of 18
addicted- I don't get the Must de Cartier comparison in that there is no anise note I can detect in Nemo. Without it, I don't think they compare.
post #9 of 18
Y yes, just received my bottle last week. I purchased it blind, based on notes taken from "reviews". Quite happy with it, for the time being anyway.
post #10 of 18
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Originally Posted by peevish_yolk View Post

The best thing about Nemo is its bottle. I usually love spicy, woody, oriental scents, but I definitely can't say that I love Nemo. I have it about 4 years in my wardrobe and all I can feel about it now is the indifference. I could give to this scent any other epithet, but certainly not spectacular.

Yo P Yolk ... Would you like to keep the bottle & swap the juice ? I have plenty you may like .. let me know .
post #11 of 18
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Originally Posted by stuigi View Post

addicted- I don't get the Must de Cartier comparison in that there is no anise note I can detect in Nemo. Without it, I don't think they compare.

No, no - I wasn't saying that they smelled similar, just felt similar (in that they are subtle scents).
post #12 of 18
I got my first bottle from Tero quite a ways back and he was kind enough to include a nearly full bottle of the shower gel for it. Not to put too fine a point on it but out of the fifty or sixty gels and soaps I have lying around here Nemo is by far the best I have. At times I feel like the shower gel is even better than the already warm and friendly edt so if you ever come across even a small bottle of this and you like the fragrance I can't urge you strongly enough to lay hands on it.
post #13 of 18
I have a bottle of Nemo for sale if anyone wants it.
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post #15 of 18
I hate to rain on the Nemo love parade, but I was burned by this one. I was so excited to try it based on the many glowing reviews, and bought it blind. But after a very pleasant opening, the incense would completely go sour on me, to the point where I had to wash it off. The disappointment!! I hope it worked for the person who ended up with my bottle!

Nemo was the scent that finally taught me once and for all that blind buying is never a good idea, no matter how awesome the notes sound, and how good the reviews are. I mean I was 100% sure about Nemo, and my heart was broken. Now I am a cold and ruthless sampler.
post #16 of 18
Very nice scent IMO.
post #17 of 18
Seems like it's worth it for for only $35, I'm enjoying my bottle.
post #18 of 18
This is very nice IMO.....I've never owned this but have always respected this scent!!!
Gary
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