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Poll : Chanel Male Scents

Poll Results: Best Chanel Male Scent in your opinion , multiple Choice Poll

This is a multiple choice poll
  • 5% (18)
    Allure Homme Edition Blanche
  • 3% (13)
    Allure Homme Sport
  • 1% (5)
    Allure Homme Sport Cologne Sport
  • 7% (26)
    Allure Pour Homme
  • 21% (71)
    Antaeus
  • 21% (72)
    Egoiste
  • 12% (43)
    Egoiste Platinum
  • 17% (60)
    Pour Monsieur
  • 8% (29)
    Pour Monsieur Concentree
337 Total Votes  
post #1 of 49
Thread Starter 
Chanel male scents
post #2 of 49
Egoiste Platinum is my favorite.
post #3 of 49
I'm gonna go with Tiffany for Men as a write in vote.... Chanel nose Jacques Polge created the scent, and if I'm not mistaken, Chanel owns the fragrance (though not the jewelry company)...

Would have loved to try some vintage Antaeus thuogh....
post #4 of 49
LEgoiste.... Obviosuly.

Allure Homme Sport Cologne Sport: not so obvious. It is a nice cologne with bergamote grapefruit and vetiver... Not quite long lasting but it is a cologne. That's why you get a 5 oz bottle.
post #5 of 49
I voted for Egoiste, but prefer the Egoiste Concentree version
post #6 of 49
Several of the Chanel Exclusives boutique scents make good masculines - arguably much better than the traditional masculines on the list. Among them: Cuir de Russie, Bel Respiro, Eau de Cologne, and Sycomore.
post #7 of 49
Have just made my 3 votes.

If I may ask, what is the reason for this poll (and the other similar ones you've posted on the boards)?
Are you planning on making a purchase based upon the most popular responses?
post #8 of 49
Allure Homme Sport EDT (silver bottle). I like the combo of the vanilla and the aqauatic. Longeavity and projection are excellent.

The women's compliments when I wear it are an extra bonus!
post #9 of 49
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dimitri View Post

Have just made my 3 votes.

If I may ask, what is the reason for this poll (and the other similar ones you've posted on the boards)?
Are you planning on making a purchase based upon the most popular responses?


That and cuoriosity, we are getting clear cut views here and less fluff I think...I assure you it is not for some market research thing, although someone may use these results for that purpose.
post #10 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dimitri View Post

Have just made my 3 votes.

If I may ask, what is the reason for this poll (and the other similar ones you've posted on the boards)?
Are you planning on making a purchase based upon the most popular responses?

Looks like someone is, perhaps, making a map of the mainstream fragrance world.
post #11 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by afraafra View Post

That and cuoriosity, we are getting clear cut views here and less fluff I think...I assure you it is not for some market research thing, although someone may use these results for that purpose.

No, I wasn't alluding to the idea you were a market researcher. I guess its one way to cut to the chase, although the detailed reviews do act as a very good resource.
post #12 of 49
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ruggles View Post

Looks like someone is, perhaps, making a map of the mainstream fragrance world.


Really Ruggles, these polls are useful for all of us BNers , why all the verbal attacking? I'm sure there are subtle surprises in knowing what members really think about a fragrance compared to another one, I use the info to get the scents that I don't have.
post #13 of 49
I speak for myself when I say Im certain no-one here is verbally attacking you afraafra. I didn't read Ruggles post in any other light other than a positive one.

The trouble with such polls is that you will never gather an accurate cross section of answers, particularly when things like, for example, the Chanel Exclusives (as mentioned by Vibert) are omitted from the poll list. I think this is what Ruggles referred to when he said you were mapping the "mainstream" fragrance world.

Peace.
post #14 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dimitri View Post

I speak for myself when I say Im certain no-one here is verbally attacking you afraafra. I didn't read Ruggles post in any other light other than a positive one.

The trouble with such polls is that you will never gather an accurate cross section of answers, particularly when things like, for example, the Chanel Exclusives (as mentioned by Vibert) are omitted from the poll list. I think this is what Ruggles referred to when he said you were mapping the "mainstream" fragrance world.

Peace.

He needs to start the favorite Creed one so if I ever do buy it from someone or in a store I know the leanings. There seems to be great debate on this.
post #15 of 49
I have a couple of faves but the all-time most used and most bought would be CD Sauvage, tho in the recent 5 years ive expanded my range quite significantly, all mine are mainstream tho, since i only heard of niche when i joined this forum.
post #16 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dimitri View Post

I speak for myself when I say Im certain no-one here is verbally attacking you afraafra. I didn't read Ruggles post in any other light other than a positive one.

The trouble with such polls is that you will never gather an accurate cross section of answers, particularly when things like, for example, the Chanel Exclusives (as mentioned by Vibert) are omitted from the poll list. I think this is what Ruggles referred to when he said you were mapping the "mainstream" fragrance world.

Peace.

I agree, Dimitri. My problem with voting is that I haven't sampled all of the fragrances in the lists, so I feel like I'm skewing the results. Case in point, I've never tried Chanel PM, only Concentree. Many folks whose opinions I respect love PM but hate Concentree, so who am I to judge?

That said, I happily voted for Antaeus and Concentree. As for the Allures, well, they might work well as drain cleaners...
post #17 of 49
Egoiste and Pour Monsieur are my Chanel favorites for men.
post #18 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by KMF View Post

I'm gonna go with Tiffany for Men as a write in vote.... Chanel nose Jacques Polge created the scent....

Tiffany for Men and Chanel Pour Monsieur are two frags I hope to never be without.
post #19 of 49
I voted for:

1. Chanel PMC, because a certain five year old girl insists that I wear it when we're together.

2. Antaeus, because the grown-up girls like it.

3. Egoiste, because I like it.
post #20 of 49
I really like Egoiste Platinum.....I for got to vote for PM.....I also like all of the Allures.
Gary
post #21 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by petruccijc View Post

I voted for Egoiste, but prefer the Egoiste Concentree version

Same here.
post #22 of 49
Egoiste is my vote.
post #23 of 49
I voted both here and in the women's thread. I also very much like the Exclusifs line, but I suppose if the point of the polls is to get ideas for things that are readily available in department stores, it makes sense to leave them out.
post #24 of 49
Go Antaeus Go!
post #25 of 49
Pour Monsieur, because it´s the best "Chypre p.H." around
Antaeus, because it´s "No 5 pour Homme"
Egoiste, because it´s the beautiful grandchild ot the divine "Bois des Iles"
post #26 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by KMF View Post

I'm gonna go with Tiffany for Men as a write in vote.... Chanel nose Jacques Polge created the scent, and if I'm not mistaken, Chanel owns the fragrance (though not the jewelry company)...

Would have loved to try some vintage Antaeus thuogh....


I didn't know that. I must admit, it doesn't surprise me. Tiffany for Men is everything both the Chanel PMs should have been, but better.


I voted for Chanel Egoiste Platinum. It's just such a versatile fragrance in a way Egoiste just isn't, as it can be too heavy for some uses.
post #27 of 49
Pour Monseiur 1955 all tha' way!
post #28 of 49
I only sampled three of those but I've voted anyway. Egoiste, Egoiste Platinum and Pour Monsieur. My favorite by far is Egoiste.
post #29 of 49
Allure Homme and Egoiste got my vote.

Anteus I don't like, way too 80's
post #30 of 49
Voted for Pour Monsieur, both the original and the concentree.
post #31 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dimitri View Post

Have just made my 3 votes.

If I may ask, what is the reason for this poll (and the other similar ones you've posted on the boards)?
Are you planning on making a purchase based upon the most popular responses?

OCP
post #32 of 49
Love Antaeus,everyone says it is very 80,s.I was in my prime socialising days in the 80,s and always wore it although I have a bottle now it seems to be a very watered down version of the original.Some of the new fragrances to me smell too girly and flowery and though I dont mind it on others I would rather have the 80,s powerhouse scents.
Someone tell me if I am correct about the strength now compared to 20 yrs ago?
post #33 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by afraafra View Post

Really Ruggles, these polls are useful for all of us BNers , why all the verbal attacking? I'm sure there are subtle surprises in knowing what members really think about a fragrance compared to another one, I use the info to get the scents that I don't have.

Afraafra ..
I feel you should learn a little trick !!
On the top left corner is the search function .
Use it in advanced mode & search in titles .
Reason I say this is I noticed your YSL poll running as well .
Well .. I have news !! we already have results ..
I ran a poll earlier in the year & yes I checked thoroughly prior to posting it .
Anyway it will be interesting to see who wins it this time .
& do remember that some of us could suffer PB .... poll burnout
post #34 of 49
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dimitrios View Post

[B][I][FONT=Verdana]Anyway it will be interesting to see who wins it this time .
& do remember that some of us could suffer PB .... poll burnout


I must use the search function more, as far as PB which you'll probably get with the new Davidoff Poll, is concerned you may well be right, and thanks for the points mentioned. It's always hard for veteran BNers to wait for newbies like me to settle down...
AFR
post #35 of 49
Pour Monsieur by a landslide in my opinion.
post #36 of 49
Hello everyone. This is my first post here as a new member of your community.
I voted for Chanel Allure Blanche. I tried it last week over the weekend. For the time being I have Chanel Platinum Egoiste and Chanel Allure. I went to a perfume store to try other Chanel perfumes. So I sprayed Blanche, Egoiste and Allure Homme Sport on 3 different blotters. When at home, i put them on a table in my room and went to have something for lunch. When i came back to the room, it all was filled with this wonderful smell of Allure Edition Blanche. The smell was so amazing that it made me forgot about what i was going to do. It was like an explosion.
post #37 of 49
You didn't list the best Chanel for men so I'll inform you what that is:

Egoiste Concentree
post #38 of 49
Would the inclusion of No19 be out of place here....? on the premise of "recent trends"?

I'm about to get this one, and I am stoked!
post #39 of 49
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by snifferdog View Post

Would the inclusion of No19 be out of place here....? on the premise of "recent trends"?

I'm about to get this one, and I am stoked!

Well do you mean towards unisex?
please see this thread and the surprise about no.19:

http://community.basenotes.net/showthread.php?t=212800

AFR
post #40 of 49
Thread Starter 
Bois des Isle and no 19 and Cuir de Russie could all have got votes as unisex.
post #41 of 49
1. Antaeus.. -So Elegant and exlusive!
2. Pour Monseuir concentree.. -Timeless, classic, and great longevity..
3. Allure Edition Blanc.. - Nice, modern and surpricing
4. Allure Pour Homme.. -A classic for young and old. Spicy and fruity like only Chanel can do it!

I used to like Platinum Egoiste before, but one day i was wearing it a day after a party on the town..(I bit sick i was) After that, i just can`t stand it! It reminds me of that day, and i almost throw-up vhen i smell it!
post #42 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by afraafra View Post

Bois des Isle and no 19 and Cuir de Russie could all have got votes as unisex.

As could have No.22 and Coromandel
post #43 of 49
My personal favorite wasn't listed - Egoiste Concentree
post #44 of 49
Quote:
Originally Posted by bbBD View Post

As could have No.22 and Coromandel

And 31 Rue Cambon as well.

I thought it interesting that Dr. Turin, in his recent addendum to his guide, said that the new No. 5 Eau Premiere would make a tremendous masculine. I have yet to try it since it is on the verge of its re-release.
post #45 of 49
Egoist
PMC
post #46 of 49
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Vibert View Post

Several of the Chanel Exclusives boutique scents make good masculines - arguably much better than the traditional masculines on the list. Among them: Cuir de Russie, Bel Respiro, Eau de Cologne, and Sycomore.



They are featured in the poll in the women's forum.
post #47 of 49
I voted for just one...

Chanel Pour Monsieur
post #48 of 49
I voted for Platinum Egoiste, Allure Homme and Allure Homme Sport.
post #49 of 49
I voted for the 2 versions of Pour Monsieur. They are my favorites. I also like Antaeus, but it is a "wilder" perfume, not as classy as Pour Monsieur.

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