For those who find Habanita part of their wardrobe I suggest giving Nirmala a try. Like Habanita it starts out a bit feminine but shortly thereafter is a very nice fruity (not over the top) fragrance. If you like Angel then this is a more restrained version, which is very pleasant. Like most of the Molinard fragrances it is available at bargain prices at the discounters. I found it worth the blind buy.
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For the vintage Eau de Parfum: An initial blast of citrus-with-herbs sets a fresh tone, but soon a dark, brooding rose appears, adding a harsh-floral note that is later amplified by a top-quality...
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Not bad at all. It has retained the bits of prior versions and yet there is this distinctive smell that reminds me of Denim Black aftershave. There's the catch, very retro scent but also somehow... -
I am seeing a lot of "orange" scent comments, but to me, I smell a lot of Iris scent in it? -
It actually starts off with a boozy, almost rum-like scent as you put it on. But that dries down to the most austere leather-and-smoky-vetiver I have ever smelled. I would swear there's a note of... -
Love this scent! Great for summer, better for day, but good for night as well. I’ve worn it for 10 years and never had it go bad. I would say it is more masculine, clean and almost classic. I...
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