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Thread Starter 
Bond No. 9
Eau de New York

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Green Irish Tweed
by Creed

What else can an Irish lad wear on St. Patty’s Day?

Top notes: Lemon, Verbena
Middle notes: Iris, Violet Leaves
Base notes: Mysore Sandalwood, Ambergris
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Dune pour homme/Dior
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Grey Flannel is my choice for St Patrick's Day. I enjoy this green fragrance, but haven't worn it in a while.
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SOTD

CHÊNE
SERGE LUTENS
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SOTE

KNIZE FOREST
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My SOTD is Creed Green Irish Tweed. Happy Saint Patrick's Day!

Top Notes: Lemon, Verbena
Middle Notes: Iris, Violet Leaves
Base Notes: Mysore Sandalwood, Ambergris

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Caron
Le 3ème Homme
(1985)
Akiko Kanei
Fougère

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Top Notes: Anise, Bergamot, Fruit Notes, Lavender, Rosemary
Middle Notes: Carnation, Clary Sage, Geranium, Jasmine, Rose
Base Notes: Amber, Cedar, Moss, Musk, Patchouli, Tonka Bean, Vanilla
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A fougère with some chypré overtones. At times I think this is understated; at others, simply well-mannered. Definitely not loud. The only thing it reeks of is elegance. The fruit is there to enrich the other notes, but it's the aromatic nature of Le 3ème Homme that dominates. Lavender, rosemary and clary sage are the main players in that aspect of it. Clary sage in particular is the soft muscatel note which gives this its distinct character. Very good for daytime and casual wear, but also very much suited to the office.
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Hermès Hiris
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SERGE LUTENS
Cedre

Er Tuberose absolute anyone???
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carven homme
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Rive Gauche pour Homme
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Bowling Green
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Thread Starter 
SotE

Musc Koublai Khan

I may have just oversprayed this a bit. There is no way to get this undone now. I just hope I am OK & don't invite any stares on the train.
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Guy Laroche Horizon
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Montale - Royal Aoud
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Grey Flannel - Geoffrey Beene
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Givenchy - Insense
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Hugh Parsons Blue.
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Hermès - Équipage
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Chanel No 19, vintage edp
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Pour Un Homme de Caron
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creed Tabarome
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Burberry Summer 2009 for men
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YVES SAINT LAURENT
rive gauche
pour homme

Top Notes: Bergamot, Star Anise, Rosemary.
Middle Notes: Lavender, Geranium Leaves, Cloves.
Base Notes: Vetiver, Gaiac Wood, Patchouli.




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Patricia de Nicolaï 's the fabulous

NEW YORK







Head Notes
Bergamot,Amalfi Lemon, Cloves
Heart Notes
Thyme, Cinnamon, Pepper, Paprika
Base Notes
Oakmoss, Vetiver, Amber
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PdN Balle de match
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Parfum d'Empire Ambre Russe
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Azzaro Pour Homme
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Guerlain's Idylle. The girls find it a bit boring, but I'm quite in love with it, both the rainy-prickling-nectarous top and the patchouli-fluffy drydown...

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Older Chanel No. 19 edp--the queen of green.

Happy Saint Patrick's Day and Erin Go Bragh!



Top Notes
Galbanum, Bergamot, Neroli, Hyacinth .

Middle Notes
Rose, Orris, Jasmine, Narcissus, Muguet, Ylang-Ylang .

Base Notes
Musk, Sandal, Oakmoss, Leather, Cedarwood .
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Purple Water EDC - Asprey
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Creed Himalaya
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I forgot what day it was when I put on M7 Fresh by YSL
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Joop! Homme ... hell yeah, baby!
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L´Eau Bleue d´Issey Miyake
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Bond No 9 West Broadway.
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I've got a few drops left...and I'm still in love...and it's (as it turns out) appropriate. So another day in

Vert Pivoine
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Versace Man Eau Fraîche
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Happy St. Patrick's Day!
I'm not wearing the green but I'm wearing my favorite incense fragrance.

Amouage Jubilation XXV

It is an interesting thing to see when a perfumer chooses a particular note and composes many different explorations of that note. Olivia Giacobetti has done that with fig and Bertrand Duchaufour has done it with incense. M. Duchaufour has been responsible for what I consider to be the best incense fragrances out there; Comme des Garcons Avignon and Kyoto, L’Artisan Timbuktu, and Dzongkha. These are all distinctly different incense fragrances which stand on their own but it was the fifth incense fragrance M. Duchaufour created which took all of these first four and created my favorite incense fragrance, 2007’s Amouage Jubilation XXV.

The top of Jubilation XXV is a sweet and sour contrast of tart orange and lush berry with a pinch of coriander to spice things up. The spice deepens in the heart as bay and cinnamon usher in the frankincense accord. This incense accord, when I can pick it out by itself, is a dry austere incense. The particularly remarkable thing is by surrounding it with a woody accord and the spices it keeps the incense from being too dry and imparts a humidity to it that allows it to expand a bit. The base is one of the best intersections of amber and incense I own. The resinous qualities of the incense with the warmer soft amber make Jubilation XXV the ultimate comfort scent for me.

Jubilation XXV has excellent longevity and modest sillage.

Amouage Jubilation XXV was the masculine fragrance released in honor of the 25th anniversary of the founding of Amouage. This is a fragrance that will stand with me for the next 25 years, easily.

Have a Wild Wednesday everyone.
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The wonderful

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Good morning!

Today: Royal Delight by Creed (I really, really like this one!)



http://www.basenotes.net/ID26121394.html
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Creed Feuille Verte. My favorite green.
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Azzaro Chrome - From a sample
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am: Fahrenheit Absolute
pm: Dior Homme Intense
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Nothing. Absolutely nothing - I got up this morning and literally spent nearly ten minutes trying to decide between my two new Rance frags, Trumper Ajaccio Violets, vintage Brut EDT and my current formula Eau Sauvage. But none of them felt right, so in the end I went au naturel, fragrance wise. I am wearing clothes...
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Guerlain Vetiver (felt "green" enough for St Patty's Day)
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Fresco di Vetiver....I Profumi di Firenze
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Yohji Yamamoto - Yohji
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Creed Green Valley
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PARFUMERIE GENERALE
Aomassai

Weird burnt hazelnut toffee gourmandy goodness.
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l'eau de parfum #3 green, green, green and green by Miller et Bertaux



Top of the Mornin'!
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Green Irish Tweed

seemed all too appropriate for today...
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Creed Green Irish Tweed. I mean, really...
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Well, lessee ... started off with Caldey Island Lavender Aftershave (wonderful stuff!). After that, a few spritzes of Creed's Olivier EdT set me right.

Spring is here in NYC!
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DK Men Unleaded
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Profumum
Antico Caruso
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Gucci Envy for Men
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Azzaro Now for Men - Azzaro in the morning.
Dirty English - Juicy Couture in the evening.
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212 Men
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Lauder for Men (1985)
by Estée Lauder

Top Notes: Juniper, Clary Sage, Tagete, Anise, Galbanum, Green Notes .
Middle Notes: Jasmin, Carnation, Muguet, Fern, Rose .
Base Notes: Cedarwood, Sandal, Amber, Patchouli, Vanilla, Musk, Moss
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