Picked this little gem up for $10 for 50 ml, very natural smelling, burst of lemon and cedar in the opening and fairly linear woodsy citrus scent in the drydown, a tad too much cedar maybe. If I had one criticism, it's that, as with most chypres, you need to spray some on your clothes to get any longevity on this one, but for a cheap fragrance, very well blended and reminiscent of Terre d'Hermes as mentioned. Worth a purchase if you want something natural and different.
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Yardley Citrus and Wood - Natural Smelling Alternative to Terre d'Hermes
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