Oriscent - ​Kyara Koutan
Scent/Fragrance of the Day - 2012
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Yes, this and Jasmine Rouge are 2 new scents. They're both more on the feminine side, however I do like the sandalwood in this one.
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Serge Lutens Borneo 1834
It's like drinking high quality cocoa in a wild jungle. Or something. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that cacao and Patchouli are paired to wonderful effect in this fragrance.
It's like drinking high quality cocoa in a wild jungle. Or something. Anyway, what I'm trying to say is that cacao and Patchouli are paired to wonderful effect in this fragrance.
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Fahrenheit (Dior). Although I normally loathe this fragrance, I found myself sniffing it (and eventually spraying it) this morning in the fragrances section of a mainstream shopping mall. This fragrance is actually well-made - the scent doesn't work for me though.
Givenchy Gentleman
VERSACE MAN EAU FRAÎCHE
bleh. the best thing I can say about this is....the atomizer it came in will be dumped out, rinsed and reused with something that doesnt put me to sleep.
Thanks to a generous sample provided by a fellow memeber: Guerlain's Coriolan.
This one is two comfortable memories to my mind. Growing up in southern Florida and surrounded by so many citrus trees, I must say that the opening is quite remarkable in it's ability to recall the memories of the overall "flavor" of being surrounded by those same trees, not the blooms, not the fruit, but the trees themselves.
Later it becomes a fragrance that recalls a favorite uncle. Someone that you were quite comfortable to be around. I'm sure that at the time, being that you were so young, he seemed "old" but in retrospect you know now that he was not really old, perhaps middle aged. A character that was always welcome, well liked, flashy, but not overly so. Growing up you realize that he was not really flashy at all, but rather was simply more extroverted than your parents were. Easy going, happy, funny, generally well liked. Never overstayed his welcome, and always made the time during his visit nothing but happy. The world would be a better place if there were more like him in it, a happier, more tolerant place, not to be confused with one that is more "politically correct," but simply more tolerant and adaptable.
I don't think that there are too many young guys that could pull this one off, but at the same time I don't in any way find this to be encroaching on "old man" territory. This is a comfortable, relaxing scent that, to me anyway, is rather uplifting. This one is a keeper, and one that I will be seeking out in greater quantities, soon.
YMMV
Bob
This one is two comfortable memories to my mind. Growing up in southern Florida and surrounded by so many citrus trees, I must say that the opening is quite remarkable in it's ability to recall the memories of the overall "flavor" of being surrounded by those same trees, not the blooms, not the fruit, but the trees themselves.
Later it becomes a fragrance that recalls a favorite uncle. Someone that you were quite comfortable to be around. I'm sure that at the time, being that you were so young, he seemed "old" but in retrospect you know now that he was not really old, perhaps middle aged. A character that was always welcome, well liked, flashy, but not overly so. Growing up you realize that he was not really flashy at all, but rather was simply more extroverted than your parents were. Easy going, happy, funny, generally well liked. Never overstayed his welcome, and always made the time during his visit nothing but happy. The world would be a better place if there were more like him in it, a happier, more tolerant place, not to be confused with one that is more "politically correct," but simply more tolerant and adaptable.
I don't think that there are too many young guys that could pull this one off, but at the same time I don't in any way find this to be encroaching on "old man" territory. This is a comfortable, relaxing scent that, to me anyway, is rather uplifting. This one is a keeper, and one that I will be seeking out in greater quantities, soon.
YMMV
Bob
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Oriscent - Encens d'Angkor
Lorenzo Villoresi
Wild Lavender
EdT
Wild Lavender
EdT
Nice choice. How do you like this one?
Guerlain Derby
EdT 2011
EdT 2011
Demeter Dirt
The freshly turned mossy soil combined with the lingering clove from the Shave Secret I used in today's shave made for a surprisingly great scent. http://www.punmiris.com/images/secundar/o.10564.jpg
The freshly turned mossy soil combined with the lingering clove from the Shave Secret I used in today's shave made for a surprisingly great scent. http://www.punmiris.com/images/secundar/o.10564.jpg
Lalique Encre Noire
Green Irish Tweed
How does this compare to the original? Different enough to own both?
Chanel Antaeus for me today.
Chanel Antaeus for me today.
Not different enough to own both IMO unless you are a collector and want the whole line. The Golden Edition is like an "intense" version of the original. The top notes are sharper and the leather note is a bit more pronounced. The dry down is identical as far as I can tell and the longevity is insane as if the original is not strong enough.
I'd read that it is less powdery than the original, so I bought this blind. Powdery note is still there. Bottom line is that it's just a stronger concentration of the same juice.
Not sure how cold it gets in AUS but K10 is quite good in colder weather. I find it kind of moderates the powdery notes, but your bodyheat still allows the scent to really develop.
Creed Royal Scottish Lavender EdT
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