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Hi everyone, and have a great monday.
I Need a break from the vetivers and heavy frags, so today I'm wearing something light and fresh. Not to mention I'm going to the dentist today, So I don't want her to be sneezing on me with my mouth wide open.


Guess Man by Guess
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Dior Fahrenheit
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Montale
Red Aoud
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Cerruti 1881 BLACK
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For the days that I can't decide:

Infusion d'Homme Prada

My 50ml is running out and I'll be replacing it with Infusion d'Iris.
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Lolita Lempicka
Au Masculin
(2006)

Top Note: Anise, Licorice, Violet, Basil
Middle Note: Rum, Tonka, Orgeat, Sandalwood
Base Note: Cedar, Praline, Vetiver, Vanilla

A very strange congeries of notes in this, but it really works as a fresh, invigorating scent for me. Violet and basil with anise and licorice in the top is a bit odd; rum and orgeat (that almond-flavored syrup they mix with fizzy water to make Italian sodas) with sandalwood and tonka is kind of outrageous in the middle; and praline with cedar, vetiver, and vanilla is not entirely unheard of, but pretty rare in the base note. A lot of surprises in this one. Is it a gourmand or a fougère? I think it's a bit of both but licorice, praline, rum, and orgeat definitely sounds like something to eat and drink to me... The funny thing is that I'm not usually partial to gourmand-type scents, but for this, I'll make an exception. On a nice mild or slightly cool day, this is simply... What? Delicious!
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Lemon Sorbet by Etro
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Jil Sander Feeling Man
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Nicole Miller for men *vintage*
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D & G By Man.
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You never go wrong with a classics like Le Troisiemme Homme de Caron
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Dolce & Gabbana - Dolce & Gabbana pour homme
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Guerlain - Vetiver (new)
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Jean - Louis Sieuzac ' s

BEL AMI

HERMÈS




TOP NOTES
lemon, petit-grain, mandarin and sage

HEART NOTES
patchouli, iris root and carnation

BASE NOTES
vetiver, styrax and vanilla
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L Artisan Parfumeur Fou d`Absinthe
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Vintage Antaeus
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Guerlain Mouchoir de Monsieur
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NARCISO RODRIGUEZ
for him

Notes include: Violet Leaf, Patchouli, Amber, Musk.


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Givenchy Vetyver
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Kouros (YSL)
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My SOTD is Guerlain Habit Rouge EDC.

Top notes: Lemon, Mandarin, Bergamot, Rosewood
Middle notes: Cinnamom, Patchouli, Cedar, Carnation
Base notes: Vanilla, Amber, Leather, Benzoin

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Nino Cerutti Pour Homme
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Creed Millesime Imperiale



God only knows how many days in a row I've been wearing this, on occasional days I'll wear LV Uomo or Trumpers Eucris but I just can't shake the MI bug I have just now.
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Cravache (1963)
by Robert Piguet

Top Notes: Mandarin, Lemon, Petitgrain.
Middle Notes: Clary sage, Lavender, Nutmeg.
Base Notes: Vetiver, Patchouli
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Ungaro III
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Guerlain Cologne No. 68
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CHANEL POUR MONSOUIR By Chanel
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Armani - Eau pour Homme
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Creed Zeste Mandarine Pamplemousse.
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Acqua Di Parma Colonnia Assoluta
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Quorum (1982)
by Antonio Puig

Top Notes:
Bergamot, Artemisia, Cumin, Lemon, Grapefruit .
Middle Notes:
Patchouli, Jasmin, Pine, Sandal, Cyclamen, Carnation.
Base Notes:
Leather, Tobacco, Moss, Amber, Olibanum.
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My current #1

Amouage Lyric Man
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Robert Piguet - Bandit
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To start the week I thought I'd take a cue from rogalal's adventures yesterday and get a little leather on.

Tom Ford Tuscan Leather

For those of us who were around in the late 70's and early 80's Ricardo Montalban used to be the spokeperson for a car called a Chrysler Cordoba. In the commercials for the Cordoba one of the selling points, delivered in Mr. Montalban's beautiful latin voice, was "soft Corinthian leather". It was always a running joke in my head every time I came across anything in leather to ask, "Is it soft Corinthian leather?". When it comes to fragrances there are a number of excellent leathers out there which cover a number of differing strengths of leather but only the 2007 Tom Ford Private Blend Tuscan Leather captures what I think of when I'm thinking "soft Corinthian leather". One of the hallmarks of the Tom Ford Private Blends is their ability to focus on a singular note and Tuscan Leather does that magnificently. The top is a fleeting mix of saffron and thyme, there is supposed to be a raspberry note here but I have never experienced it. What I do experience is the lightly spicy safrron and the smoky sage and that is a very nice combination. The heart is where the leather comes alive and this is the smell of leather seats in a new car or a new leather sofa and it is quite wonderful, to me. Over time the leather becomes deeper; almost more broken-in and it picks up some warmth and some woodiness as Tuscan Leather's base comes into play. In many ways Tuscan Leather is a linear leather scent but the ability of the leather to change and soften in character from heart to base makes this a line worth traveling. Tuscan Leather has extreme longevity and above average sillage, on me. As he has done in so many of the Private Blends Tom Ford has crafted another winner, this time focused around leather, perhaps he should have called it Corinthian Leather.

Have a Muscular Monday everyone.
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Joop! Go
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Polo Explorer
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Tiffany for Men

Tiffany & Co.
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Back in the Aramis Havana re-issue this AM. Still sillaging from yesterdays application post shower this morning! Amazing longevity, on me at least.
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Sandalo....Etro
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Santal Noble
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Originally Posted by Ron199 View Post

Sandalo....Etro

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Originally Posted by lancer View Post

Santal Noble

Way to feed my sandalwood cravings guys

Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Gentiana for me today. Weird, bittersweet gentian & wonderful forest woods. Can a perfume evoke mountain air?

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Lanvin
Arpège pour homme
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Santal Imperial - Creed

Top: Bergamot
Heart: Mysore Sandalwood
Base: Amber, Tonka
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Creed MI
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Creed Original Vetiver
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Narciso Rodriguez for Him EdP
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Le Labo - Rose 31 today. The weather is finally starting to break here and was a "chilly" 72 this morning!
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Creed Green Irish Tweed
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Kenzo Tokyo
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Bel Respiro (Chanel)
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Miller Harris Tangerine Vert.
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Rive Gauche Pour Homme - YSL
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Bois du Portugal
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Cool Water by Davidoff
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PS by Paul Sebastian (1979)
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