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Published fragrance reviews from Profumo.
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When Maître Parfumeur et Gantier set out a few years ago to revise the old creations from their catalog, mostly dating back to the eighties and by Jean-François Laporte, to comply with the changed regulations regarding ingredients, I actually expected that this would be used to remove one or another piece from the port...
Read review →Oud, this resin that has become so popular in the Western perfume hemisphere in recent years, has evidently found such a ravenous market that the stocks of the agarwood tree have been irresponsibly depleted. Entire regions, even countries and islands, which not long ago were considered typical habitats for these trees,...
Read review →Oud, this resin that has become so popular in the Western perfume hemisphere in recent years, has evidently found such a ravenous market that the stocks of the agarwood tree have been irresponsibly depleted. Entire regions, even countries and islands, which not long ago were considered typical habitats for these trees,...
Read review →Right off the bat: I consider this fragrance a small masterpiece. Not world-changing or incredibly innovative, but as we know, the wheel doesn't need to be reinvented all the time. Admittedly, you have to like patchouli. I love it - and how! I adore the dark, earthy aura, the woody nuances, the bronzed tone that always...
Read review →Michel Roudnitska once mentioned in an interview (available on 'boisdejasmin') that Bois de Paradis was the fragrance whose composition brought him the most joy, even though it took him two years of work and about 300 trials to find the perfect formula. However, he already had a fairly precise idea of which notes shoul...
Read review →You have to like these fresh, citrusy Chypres; you need to have a penchant for classic, sometimes old-fashioned scents, as they almost exclusively originate from the period between 1950 and 1970. Lubin's “L’Eau Neuve” was one of the later ones. Once again, it was the great Edmond Roudnitska who, picking up an older ide...
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