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Originally Posted by Grungevig 
Danny, I am ten hours into my third wearing in three days of Gianfranco Ferre for men. It deserves all the praise others have heaped upon it. Others can describe it better than I, but I find it an elegant and slightly (emphasis on "slightly") lighter fragrance than the moss- and leather-heavy hitters of its genre. On me, the citrus top notes seem to waft in and out through the scent's development. Also, I detect a very creamy and light sweetness in the drydown that is highly enjoyable. Definitely worth the $30 I paid for it. An easy blind buy recommendation for somebody who enjoys 80s frags. Adam

Danny, I am ten hours into my third wearing in three days of Gianfranco Ferre for men. It deserves all the praise others have heaped upon it. Others can describe it better than I, but I find it an elegant and slightly (emphasis on "slightly") lighter fragrance than the moss- and leather-heavy hitters of its genre. On me, the citrus top notes seem to waft in and out through the scent's development. Also, I detect a very creamy and light sweetness in the drydown that is highly enjoyable. Definitely worth the $30 I paid for it. An easy blind buy recommendation for somebody who enjoys 80s frags. Adam
great, thanks a lot adam. i've seen it on ebay perfume shops and they sell it at about £30, as you said, not expensive at all so i think it's worth the risk (and if i don't like it, i'll palm it off to my dad, the man can douse himself in absolutely anything, he has no standards, lol, as long as it smells like perfume, any..)




















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