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3/7/12 at 9:53am

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What would be good recommendations for spring, typically for someone under 25.
( I know fragrances can suit all depending on the person

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Niche or Designer, preferably towards the designer side.
Cheers.

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Guerlain Homme & Guerlain Homme Intense.

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In the spring I tend to go back towards green florals or vetivers. For vetivers, many, Guerlain and Tom Ford in designer, Sycomore in niche. For green florals, there are a few mainstream that are however hard to find: Insense (sadly discontinued), Paco Rabanne Metal, Jacomo Silences.

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Aramis Cool Blend by Aramis

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Get away from designer medocrity and try something unique and fun.

De Bachmokov by The Different Company

http://www.luckyscent.com/shop/secti...Bachmakov.html

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