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L'ARTISAN PARFUMEUR
Bois Farine
Notes
: white cedar, gaiacwood and sandalwood, white iris, farine flower, fennel seed.
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Dior Fahrenheit
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Mink & Pearls by Jovan
somehow this old-n-cheap perfume make me feel calm and grounded.
Maybe it`s animalic chypre base or old-fashioned flowers that works for me?
Anyway, it`s suits winter day (minus 20 Celsius) perfectly.
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Humiecki & Graef
Eau Radieuse
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Shocking (1937)
Elsa Schiaparelli
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AG Folavril
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Amouage Homage - bring me luck, the scent of an album . . .
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Angel Schlesser Homme
An easy fragrance to start an easy-going weekend (finally!)
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From a sample.
Serge Lutens : Douce Amere

I think this is FBW. I'm just glad the cinnamon is muted, if it wasn't, then I probably wouldn't have liked this.
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Eau de Guerlain
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Halston Man
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Muscs Koublaï Khän
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Parfums Régence
Oakmoss
(No date, perfumer, or notes available)
Classic Fougère

Once again, the mysterious house of Régence makes an appearance, this time with a very elegant fougère-style fragrance that features a remarkable lavender note. The lavender doesn't make itself felt immediately; the earliest note seems to be a resinous citrus (probably bergamot) with hints of oakmoss and clary sage, this last strongly recalling muscatel wine. There is a hay-like note, probably coumarin. The overall impression is rather elegant, but forthright, pulling no punches. The fragrance subsides fairly quickly from a distinct sillage to a quieter level of projection, with longevity of about four hours before going very close to the skin. This is very hard to find, but is definitely worth a sniff if you ever spot it.
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Yves Rocher Comme Une Evidence Homme
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Caron - The third man
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Molinard Vetyver.
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Gucci by Gucci again ! Hi Guys ! Smellin' great !
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Derby (1985)
by Guerlain

Top Notes: Bergamot, Lemon, Artemisia, Peppermint .
Middle Notes: Pimento, Rose, Pepper, Mace, Jasmin .
Base Notes: Leather, Vetiver, Sandal, Patchouli, Moss .
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New West - Aramis
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Kiton - Kiton Men
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Kiton - Kiton Men
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Acqua Santa
by La Via del Profumo
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Ouarzazate - Comme des Garcons Series 3: Incense
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Baldessarini
HUGO BOSS
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Clive Christian - X for Men
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Chanel Pour Monsieur Concentrée
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Lorenzo Villoresi Uomo
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Tom Ford - Black Orchid
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Vintage Mitsouko Parfum de Toilette.
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Habit Rouge EDP
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Hermes Eau D'Orange Verte

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Exterieur Nuit EdT, Isabel Derroisne
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Creed Bois du Portugal
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My SOTD is Narciso Rodriguez for Him Musc Collection Eau de Parfum

Notes include musk, iris and pink berries.

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François Coty and Vincent Roubert 's



KNIZE TEN




Notes: Bergamot, Orange, Petitgrain, Rosemary, Lemon, Geranium, Cedarwood, Rose, Orris, Carnation, Cinnamon, Sandalwood, Leather, Musk, Moss, Amber, Castoreum, and Vanilla.
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Oversprayed With A Little Bit OfInsurrection
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Creed Original Vetiver
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Tauer
L'Air du Désert Marocain
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Cold and gray and I wanted something vanilla this morning.

Le Labo Vanille 44

Le Labo has an irritating habit of making some of their best scents exclusive to one city. The 2008 release by Alberto Morillas for Le Labo, Vanille 44, is one of those examples as it is only available at Colette in Paris. I really like M. Morillas' Aramni Prive Vetiver Babylone for the bubble of vetiver that fragrance seems to create around me. It has a subtlety and a strength all at the same time. Vanille 44 does the same trick but with vanilla this time. When trying any Le Labo you always have to wonder whether the titular note will be prominent or a supporting player. The top of Vanille 44 starts off with a mix of bergamot, incense and gaiac with no vanilla to be seen. These three notes are lovely together and they are applied in a light way so as to begin to create that bubble I spoke of earlier. The heart is where the vanilla does come in and at first it is in balance with the light notes of the top before gaining in intensity until it is the dominant note. That intensity never becomes the sugary sweet overpowering vanilla of other scents. Instead this gains in intensity and then starts to warm on my skin and radiate in sheer waves of austere vanilla. Just as in Vetiver Babylone I feel encased in a bubble of vanilla and enjoy it tremendously. The base is a sheer musk which helps attenuate the vanilla slightly but this scent stayed all about the vanilla from the heart to the end. Vanille 44 has average longevity and is a close wearing fragrance with minimal sillage. As much as I want to be able to dismiss one of these Le Labos as overpriced hype; Vanille 44 is not Heinz 57.

Have a Fabulous Friday everyone.
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Oriental Lounge

The Different Company

Sample from a very generous and gracious Basenoter. Thanks, RP!
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Heritage
(Vintage EdT)

by Guerlain

Top notes: Bergamot oil, Coriander, Cypress, Green Note, Lavender, Lemon, Mandarin, Pepper
Middle notes: Bay oil, Cinnamon, Jasmin, Lily of the Valley, Orris, Rose
Base notes: Amber, Cedar, Cistus oil, Musk, Patchouli, Sandal, Styrax, Tonka
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Japon Noir.
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This morning Aramis Havana Reserva
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SOTE

Chanel Allure Homme
Edition Blanche Concentree

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Joining my friend Roberto in Knize Ten.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Strollyourlobster View Post

Joining my friend Roberto in Knize Ten.


We smell fabulousssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Mustang by Estee Lauder again this week!
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Why yes, my friend, now that you mention it I believe that magnificent fragrance is us. And the rest of you smell pretty darn good, too.
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Bulgari PH Extreme
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Paestum Rose
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Givenchy
Gentleman
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Polo Double Black
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Varvatos Rock Vol. 1

I Like this one alot. Not sure why this one is getting such bad press. One of the better designer releases this year IMO. Has a sneaky sillage. Doesn't hit you over the head and I like that, especially in a work environment. Awesome packaging and great bottle.

I want to add that this is a dry fragrance in feel. Clary sage, metallic notes, coffee, black leather. It is not especially sweet, so I see it as different from the other Varvatos frags. Some could be discounting the longevity because they are expecting things to sweeten a bit, but it is there all the time; just dry and almost parched at times IMO.
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Sandalo....Etro
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Sandringham - The Crown Perfumery Co.

Lavender, Citrus, Neroli,
Mugeut Oil,
Moss, Sweet Woody Notes,
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sotd:
Agatha Brown
Imperial Jade

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Paco Rabanne - Ultrared
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Creed Green Irish Tweed. Notes are those of world domination...
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Cartier Must de Cartier Pour Homme Vert Anis (2001)

Perfumer: Nathalie Feisthauer

Top notes: Bergamot, Grapefruit, Green Tangerine
Heart notes: Ginger, Cinnamon, Anise, Coriander, Olive Tree Leaves, Carnation
Base notes: Sandalwood, Cedar, Vetiver, Patchouli, Tonka Bean, Vanilla, Musk


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