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Have a Happy Sunday, Everybody!

Jacomo de Jacomo Deep Blue
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Witness
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Serge Lutens: Sa Majesté la Rose

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Naturelle Sec by Pinaud
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Rochas Macassar
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SHISEIDO
Feminite Du Bois
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Memoir Man by Amouage.

This just gets better and better . . .
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- Patou pour Homme Privé -
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Blend 30(1978)
Alfred Dunhill

Top Notes: Lavender, Clary Sage, Neroli, Bergamot, Lemon, Rosemary
Middle Notes: Geranium, Sandal, Carnation, Cedarwood
Base Notes: Oakmoss, Hay, Musk, Amber, Labdanum, Tonka

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Gucci II
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Burberry London for Men + L'Anarchiste by Caron (Mixed, not layered)
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Serge Lutens Un Bois Vanille
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Miller Harris' Terre de Bois
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Originally Posted by Bartlebooth View Post

Blend 30(1978)
Alfred Dunhill
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The only frag i could call my HG.
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My SOTD is Chanel Cristalle EDP. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!

Notes include Mandarin, Peach, Lily of the Valley, Sicilian Lemon, Bergamot, Jasmine, Iris, Rosewood, Hyacinth, Vetiver and Oakmoss

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Serge Lutens Santal de Mysore
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Guerlain - Spiritueuse Double Vanille

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Pour Monsieur by Chanel
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after a very long time a 90's oriental fougere legend:
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Chanel Cuir de Russie extrait
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BAGHARI


Eau de Parfum




R O B E R T
P I G U E T
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Sandringham - The Crown Perfumery Co.
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Evening:

MONTALE
Attar
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L´Aromarine - Mousse De Chêne EDT
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Guerlain's Arsène Lupin Voyou. First wearing, one hour into the drydown. I like the fact that Jean-Paul Guerlain's two Lupins have clear development during drydown. Voyou has a refreshing start of spicy herbs, pepper and coriander, but then turns to a surprising almost fruity rose scent, and I now begin to smell benzoin and patchouli, with a resiny-dry edge that smells a bit leathery. A smoky sandalwood at the end. Sort of Coriolan meets Bois d'Armenie meets - hold on! - Nuit d'Amour (that fruity rose). I like it. Didn't think I really would. Read the bad reviews about it smelling like all the other fresh-woody ones. The rose and the benzoin do the trick for me I guess. That sweet touch to all Guerlains.

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Chanel Allure Homme
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Aramis
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Rochas
Rochas Man

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Tam Dao....Diptyque
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Gucci Pour Homme

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This morning and afternoon:

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Acqua di Cuba - Santa Maria Novella
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Aveda Men
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Serge Lutens - Fille en Aiguilles
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Amouage Opus I (2010) Daniel Maurel Chypre
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Top Notes: Bigarade, Plum, Cardamom Heart Notes: Ylang-ylang, Rose, Jasmine, Tuberose, Lily of the Valley Base Notes: Papyrus, Cedarwood, Guaiac wood, Frankincense, Tonka Bean, Sandalwood, Vetiver
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tom ford oud wood
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Rive Gauche pour Homme
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Czech & Speake Dark Rose
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Cartier Declaration
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Gendarme
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Fat Electrician
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Creed Silver Mountain Water
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SotE -

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Jubilation XXV Amouage
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Ed Hardy Born Wild from sample. Smells like Burberry to me.
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Originally Posted by Mr. G View Post

Guerlain's Arsène Lupin Voyou. First wearing, one hour into the drydown. I like the fact that Jean-Paul Guerlain's two Lupins have clear development during drydown. Voyou has a refreshing start of spicy herbs, pepper and coriander, but then turns to a surprising almost fruity rose scent, and I now begin to smell benzoin and patchouli, with a resiny-dry edge that smells a bit leathery. A smoky sandalwood at the end. Sort of Coriolan meets Bois d'Armenie meets - hold on! - Nuit d'Amour (that fruity rose). I like it. Didn't think I really would. Read the bad reviews about it smelling like all the other fresh-woody ones. The rose and the benzoin do the trick for me I guess. That sweet touch to all Guerlains.


Oh, you made it sound sooo good! I can't wait to sample these two new Guerlains

My SOTD is He Wood by Dsquared2.
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Guerlain Spiritueuse Double Vanille
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Green Irish Tweed
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I'm wearing Opium on this gorgeous Fall day. Perfect for watching football.

Go Chiefs!
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Kouros
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A*Men Pure Coffee
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Guerlain Vetiver (1996).
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Habit rouge edt
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