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Iris Silver Mist by Serge Lutens

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Happy Birthday, Castorpollux!

Diptyque
L'OMBRE DANS L'EAU
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SotD is Guerlain L'Instant du Guerlain Edt layered with Edp
post #64 of 110
Ormonde Jayne - Osmanthus
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Olivia Giacobetti's Philosykos (Diptyque)
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Comme de Garçons

Vettiveru
Cologne

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Essenza di Zegna
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Serge Noire
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Chanel Antaeus
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L'Instant de Guerlain pour Homme EdP - don't know why I was so negative about this one the first years...

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YSL - Jazz
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Perry Ellis 360 Red
post #73 of 110
Montale Musk to Musk
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Halston Z-14
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SOTD: Caron The Third Man, from a decant. Not bad, not great.
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L'Occitane ~ Cherry EDT
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This evening some Pasha by Cartier. It's warm here, and the minty ambiance this produces is quite nice!
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M. Micallef
Aoud Gourmet


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Garrigue

Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier
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Green Water
post #81 of 110
Unbound For Men by Halston



Happy B-day Castorpollux.
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Domenico Caraceni - perfect for visiting a rose exhibition in a navy blazer
post #83 of 110
Chanel Cristalle Eau Verte
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Aramis Tuscany
post #85 of 110
Dark Rose (vintage) by Czech & Speake (first time from a sample - thanks pelle)



The saffron/rose/aoud similarities to Montale are extremely evident upon spraying this, but very quickly you notice the DR is more jammy sweet, not so loud and extremely beautiful and soft. It has everything that I love about Black Aoud, minus all of the things I don't like about Black Aoud. Wow!

I plan on sampling side-by-side the vintage and the new juice - to see how they differ.
post #86 of 110
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Originally Posted by mikeperez23 View Post

Dark Rose (vintage) by Czech & Speake (first time from a sample - thanks pelle)



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It has everything that I love about Black Aoud, minus all of the things I don't like about Black Aoud.

My sentiments exactly!
post #87 of 110
Tauer Incense Extrême
post #88 of 110
Aramis 900 (1973)
post #89 of 110
L' Artisan's perfect for hot summer weather The pour un ete.
post #90 of 110
Bond no. 9 Eau de New York
post #91 of 110
L'Anarchiste
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Andy Warhol Silver Factory by Bond No. 9
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Creed - Green Irish Tweed

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Versace Blue Jeans
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Chanel Coco EdP:bounce:
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Monsieur Balmain

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Montale Aoud Lime from a sample.



It's currently 103°F with 16% humidity where I am and I'm finding this scent incredibly refreshing.
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Etat Libre d'Orange
ROSSY DE PALMA
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Polo Blue for Men by RL
Gary
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Hanae Mori H.M.
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Encre Noir - Lalique
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My SOTE for a friend's wedding is Histoire des Parfums 1740 Marqius des Sade.
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Terre d' Hermés
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Sean John Unforgivable and Fresh Cannabis Santal
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Dangerous Liaisons - by Kilian and Silver Factory for DH.
post #107 of 110
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Originally Posted by petruccijc View Post

My SOTE for a friend's wedding is Histoire des Parfums 1740 Marqius des Sade.

There has to be something oddly ironic there somewhere...

Anyway, today's SOTD is my first test of Andy Warhol's Silver Factory by Bond No. 9.



Andy Warhol redefined art, largely by taking the familiar, swathing it in new color, and presenting it as fine art. Celebrity photos, soup cans, whatever - he took images that were in the familiar pantheon and basically declared them art.

Silver Factory does that with a smell, and the smell is hamster cage. We all know it from growing up - the cedar shavings, plastic and metal, and the musky urinous smell of the hampster. Much like celebrity images or a Campbell's soup can, it's immediately familiar. But Silver Factory redefines one of the most familiar scents in suburban Americana by juxtaposing it with swatches of odor that come and go (berries, flowers, amber, smoky rubber, and even Coca-Cola). And, in the Warhol tradition, simply saying that it's art makes it art. (It could be argued that giving it a list of notes like "wood resin" and "incense", as well as charging $230 for the smell of a hamster cage makes it art, too...)

I could write a sizable essay on this, but I'll stop now, because it's getting late. Happy weekend everyone!
post #108 of 110
Halston 1-12
post #109 of 110
Hermes - Eau de Pamplemousse Rose

First test of it from the samples I got in the mail. Smells nice, very nice grapefruit but not enough rose and certainly not enough longevity. With Eau d'Orange Verte it's ok becuase it's cheap, but for that much with that terrible longevity, I don't think it's in my future.
post #110 of 110
DKNY Men (again, I know, but I'm really enjoying it)
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