I got my bottle of Pheromone today and was surprised by the similarities. It's just missing the peach note. It's so funny how a very old and very well known "women's" frag can be changed slightly to become a "men's," and then the guys who try it out don't notice! Not only that, but the descriptions of it, in reviews here and elsewhere online, are "all over the map." I'm not a huge oakmoss fan, even when it is well done, as in these two frags, so I'll probably swap this one off or Mitsouko, because I don't think I'll need both. So, if you want a more "masculine" version of Mitsouko, Pheromone is the best I've come across, at least that is very reasonably priced.
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Miglin's Pheromone for Men = Mitsouko EdT (- peach) !
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