Only some wear the perfume, the rest use it...
Marbert Gentleman ('86).![]()
Non IFRA Compliant & proud of it!
Only some wear the perfume, the rest use it...
Non IFRA Compliant & proud of it!
I said "discreet smoke". Red Lapidus Pour Homme smells really, really good. But, on me, performance is shit. 25 sprays post showering, and it sits close to the skin after an hour. But again, your mileage may vary. Or maybe I'm anosmic to it. But it smells awesome, you'll dig it. Won't buy a backup, though![]()
Non IFRA Compliant & proud of it!
Holy cow. 25 sprays of anything will literally end my life. 6 is overkill of anything outside colognes for me.
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Chevalier d'Orsay by Parfums D'Orsay (1911)
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" Jazz ", YSL. Wonderful.
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Only some wear the perfume, the rest use it...
Azzaro PH
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I have found the paradox, that if you love until it hurts, there can be no more hurt, only more love.
Mother Teresa
No vintage today; going with Dunhill Icon. It's been over a year since I last wore it. Goodness.
I think the Tocade bottle is closest, but the Loulou bottles, the EDP spray more than the splash, seem to connect with the aesthetic.
And perhaps Montana’s zippered Just Me, which always topples over!
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Lancome Balafre
Jacomo de Jacomo
They both smell amazing but nothing alike in my humble opinion; they smell totally different.
Update: Smelling from the nozzles only they smell different. Initial first spray and they smell different. But, after a few minutes on the test strips I'm starting to smell some similarities!
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Testing...
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My SOTD is Deep Forest by Bogner
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Only some wear the perfume, the rest use it...
Only some wear the perfume, the rest use it...
Balafre in vintage version it is Autumn bottled by all means...
Here's my poem about it that I wrote when I was 16 or so lol
Autumn.
Wait for dusk...
go in a dense forest,
colours changing
while it rains lightly,
grab some crunchy leaves
exhale freely, inhale deeply
that's Balafre!
Nothing to abstract but a plain and simple view...
Only some wear the perfume, the rest use it...
I guess I could see LouLou fitting in that style.
I had never heard of the Montana; between this bottle and it being described as like Theorema, it sounds possbly worth a snipe hunt.
I have a suspicion that history isn't going to be kind to those Michael Graves buildings.
Two large central libraries that I'm intimately familiar with were designed by Michael Graves, Denver's and Topeka's. They are both pretty ridiculous looking. Topeka's is cool inside, though.
Here's Topeka's cyclops. Do not anger the cyclops.
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And Denver's, which looks to me like a whimsical jail.
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SOTD: Moving from Michael Graves buildings to Devil's Tower:
Montana Parfum d'Homme
Last edited by LiveJazz; 23rd February 2021 at 06:26 PM.
"It's not what you look like when you're doing what you're doing; it's what you're doing when you're doing what you look like you're doing."
Good lord. the Topeka one looks like he was trying to channel the adobe architecture of northern New Mexico. And while that one's ridiculous, the Denver one is just plain... hideous. Was he trying to reference Brutalism? Or Soviet-era apartment blocks?
My candidate for ugliest perfume bottle ever made. The scent's nice, though.SOTD: Moving from Michael Graves buildings to Devil's Tower:
Montana Parfum d'Homme
Beauty needs no morality or righteousness.
It, like nature, does not give a shit