My Tabac Blond debacle leads me to start this thread. Reformulation of fragrances seem to happen a lot nowadays, and often the manufacturer is very silent about it. Maybe because it often leads to a not so good result.
I guess that it sometimes is necessary due to legal matters, but I wonder if not money has a lot to do with it. Cheaper ingredients makes less expensive perfume to produce.
But money sometimes makes old favorites come back, if it seem possible they will sell well - like maybe the Donna Karans.
My question: What is your favorite reformulation / reissue?
Mine must be Guerlain Derby. They say it is reformulated but it is very close to the original - some like the new one even better.
I guess that it sometimes is necessary due to legal matters, but I wonder if not money has a lot to do with it. Cheaper ingredients makes less expensive perfume to produce.
But money sometimes makes old favorites come back, if it seem possible they will sell well - like maybe the Donna Karans.
My question: What is your favorite reformulation / reissue?
Mine must be Guerlain Derby. They say it is reformulated but it is very close to the original - some like the new one even better.
