I LOVE this fragrance...well at least I did until my most recent purchase from Nordstrom. I first purchased TDH back in 2009 and it quickly became my signature scent...I couldn't get enough of...
It took me awhile to warm up to Pure Shot and was even more of a reach as a blind buy. When I first tested it back when it was released I didn't care for it at all due to the projection and...
Although I get quite a bit of apple freshness in the top note, this scent never becomes sweet or overly fruity. In the drydown flowery touches with a woody note emerge, and some vanilla and...
Yes, it's yet another flanker and most of them do smell very similar. This flanker is more of the same, but I enjoy this because the floral note is muted and there's more of a focus on the...
Reminds me of being an 18 year old out clubbing! Haha, its amazing how scents can transport you back in time. Nice smell, girls like it, and definitely inoffensive!
Arpège pour homme: not an historical classic (the feminine one is a classic though) but a new nice powdery one with a classic construction
Rochas Lui: lavender/neroli opening on a milky patchouly powdery base
Cartier Roadster: minty opening with a mineral powdery patchouli drydown
Guerlain Heritage: tonka bean at the n-th power
Guerlain Habit Rouge: a powdery rich oriental
Guerlain Jicky and Mouchoir de Monsieur: fougère opening wih oriental drydown
Villoresi Yerbamate: herbal green and powdery
Caron Pour un homme: powdery sweet classic lavender
Versace L'homme: leathery chypre with a powdery touch
Biagiotti Roma Uomo: powdery fougère with a prominent geranium heart
Minotaure: leathery, powdery chypre.
Chanel Pour Monsieur edt concentrée: chypre opening and oriental mossy-powdery drydown
Amouage Gold is a very powdery & potent frag. Silver Cologne (which I own and like quite a bit) is also powdery, although not as much as Gold and is the more subtle of the 2.
Jaïpur Homme EdP and Habit Rouge top my list. I would also suggest Lorenzo Villoresi's Yerbamaté, and perhaps Burberry London and Bvlgari Blv pour Homme, though I think these last two are distinctly inferior in quality to the others.
Current popular choices in my opinion are:
Chanel - Pour Monsieur (both Concentrée and original)
Creed -Vintage Tabarome
Versace L'homme
Givenchy Gentleman (new edition, and one of my favorites)
Montale's Blue Amber is an EXPLOSION of powdery notes!!!!! I do not like powdery fragrances and this is the most aggressively and finely done powder scent there is.
Jaïpur Homme EdP and Habit Rouge top my list. I would also suggest Lorenzo Villoresi's Yerbamaté, and perhaps Burberry London and Bvlgari Blv pour Homme, though I think these last two are distinctly inferior in quality to the others.
My classic definition of powdery colognes is Boucheron's Jaipur...Vibert lead with it & I'm seconding it.
Creed Bois Du Portugal: Old school masculine powdery woods
Cartier Eau De Cartier Concentree: uber powdered laundry soap
Amouage Reflection: new school pleasant powdery clouds
Hey Guys! Many thanks for this alluvium of recommendations, I’ll certainly try some of the suggestions. Definitively the BB community is getting big and very active, and I am very pleased with that fact.
Now let me share with you those “powdery” fragrances that I am actually using:
Opus 1870 (smooth powdery)
Habit Rouge (the powdery that I like)
Chevalier d’Orsay (old powdery feeling)
Nostalgia (sometimes powdery)
Santal Noble (not too powdery)
Racquets (?)