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Chanel
Antaeus
(1981)
Jacques Polge
Woody Chypre
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Top Notes: Lemon, Lime, Coriander, Clary Sage, Myrtle, Bergamot, Cedar Oil, Fruity Notes
Middle Notes: Thyme, Basil, Rose, Jasmine, Orris Root
Base Notes: Labdanum, Beeswax Absolute, Oakmoss, Castoreum, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Amber, Leather, Musk
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Antaeus is a masterpiece of its genre. The combination of myrtle and clary sage in the top note is an incredibly powerful reinforcement of the woody notes of cedar and sandalwood, and the perfect complement for the chypre accord of bergamot, oakmoss and patchouli. in fact the patchouli function in the chypre accord is helped by labdanum in the base, as well as being strengthened by the animalic notes of beeswax and castoreum. This scent has a wonderful sillage and longevity. It is attributed legendary powers of seduction. That's as may be, but for whatever reason, it undeniably turns heads. Some people put this down as a power scent from the 80s, and they may have reason to categorize it that way, but it is paradigmatic of its type, and far above even the best of its imitators.
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Villoresi UOMO
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Chanel pour Monsieur
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Dolce & Gabbana Pour Homme
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TL pour lui
by Ted Lapidus
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A woody manly scent from Caron

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Serge Lutens - Bois de Violette
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Acqua di Parma Colonia Intensa.
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Joining JaimeB in vintage Antaeus
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Van Cleef & Arpels - Van Cleef & Arpels pour homme
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Michael Kors - Michael for Men
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Chanel Egoiste Cologne Concentree


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Hermes Equipage
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Dior Homme Intense, by Christian Dior.
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It felt like Knize Ten and man, what a choice on this sunny, crisp morning!
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millesime imperial by creed
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Carven Homme by Carven
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tott View Post

Joining JaimeB in vintage Antaeus

I'm wearing Anteaus too today
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EMANUEL UNGARO
ungaro
POUR L'HOMME
III

Top Notes: Orange, Mahogany, Coriander, Lavender, Vodka, Sage, Lemon.
Middle Notes: Jasmine, Lily-of-the-valley, Rose, Geranium.
Base Notes: Sandalwood, Patchouli, Musk, Oakmoss, Vetiver, Cedar.




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Woohoo!!!
Arsene Lupin Guerlain - on my left hand, and La Cologne du Parfumeur Guerlain - on my right hand!!!
Both are wonderful, but I gonna buy this Arsene Lupin this Autumn definitely!
(you could read my short review in Launches 2010 thread)
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ysl jazz
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eau de Cartier concentrée
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Chevignon (1992)
by Chevignon
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Kyara EDP
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Bulgari Black
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Costume National - Scent Intense
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Escale a Portofino - Dior
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Dunhill for Men 1934
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Villoresi Uomo Profumo
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Back to Black By Kilian
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Xerjoff - Nio Arrived today along with my Mefisto and Fior d'Ulivo - amazing juice
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Serge Lutens Chergui
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Etro Patchouly
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Creed Green Irish Tweed
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Dior Eau Sauvage
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Dior Homme
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Richard James Cologne.
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Serge Lutens Five O'Clock Au Gingembre
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My SOTD is Etat Libre d'Orage Fat Electrician.

Notes include vetiver, vanilla bean, opoponax and myrrh.

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Vetiver....L'Artisan Parfumeur
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Bit of a testing day.

am: the greens: Chanel's Cristalle edt vs. No. 19 edp. Hmmm...
pm: Dior's Poison edt. Odd. Not sure about this one, although it's quite lovely as it dries down.
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knize forest
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Creed Neroli Sauvage, with a top up of Virgin Island Water at lunch time.
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Bvlgari Pour Homme
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Chanel Antaeus
Never worn it on such a warm day. Very pleased.
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Apres L'Ondee
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ubuandibeme View Post

I like that one Joe! Etat Libre d'Orange puts out some nice smellin' frags.....

Amen!! And I luvluvluv their irreverence. This "modern take on vetiver" sounds intriguing. And come ON - what better on an elegant frag than a butt-crack!!

After yester's reviews I was torn between Eau de Merveilles and any kind of tuberose - and the latter won out.

Ava Luxe
Tuberose Diabolique

(MORE than Criminal - Diabolicall!)

This is still available in the perfume oil and if you're a t-rose fan you oughta try it. Two varieties of tuberose, light carnation and bitter orange over a kick-ass amber. For me it has the dizzying headspace of a big bunch of the flowers in a warm room. NOT for the faint of heart.
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When I tried to post the name of my SotD, an error message popped up: reply too short.

M7
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Creed Erolfa.
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L'Artisan Parfumeur Mûre et Musc.
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Pierre Montale' s

AOUD SAFFRAN

( from samples )

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Eau de Guerlain, for the old-fashioned mood, but never out of place.

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Chanel Pour Monsieur
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SotD: Caron Pour un Homme. This is usually a bedtime frag for me so my mind is kinda confused.
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1 Million
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Mitsouko Guerlain
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Mark Birley for Men
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212 Men by Carolina Herrera
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Pour Lui by Oscar di La Renta (1981)
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