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A Woody Aromatic Fragrance For Men That Is Fesh And Light With A Subtle Note Of Mint. Top Notes Are Pear Leaf, Cedar And Bergamot: Middle Notes Are Basil And Mint: Base Notes Are Patchouli, Musk And Cedar.
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Launched By The Design House Of Pino Sylvestre In 1955. It Is The Result Of The Following Top Fragrance Notes: Bergamot, Basil And Lemon. The Middle Notes Are: Juniper, Cedar And Tree Moss And The Base Of The Fragrance Is: Pine, Musk And Amber.
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Yves Saint Laurent Men's Colognes - La Nuit de L'Homme, the new fragrance for men by Yves Saint Laurent is a story of seduction, intensity and bold sensuality. A structure of contrasting forces.
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Introduced in 1992. Fragrance notes: fresh and sparkling oriental with low notes of sandalwood and patchouli. RecomMended use: casual.
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Zirh Men's Colognes - Zirh Ikon for Men 2.5 oz Eau de Toilette Spray - Normal Hair
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Joop Men's Colognes - Joop Homme is a remarkably sensual, refined and warm.
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John Varvatos Men's Colognes - John Varvatos is a refined, modern classic fragrance for men with combines woody oriental notes.
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Loris Azzaro Men's Colognes - All the iconic freshness of Chrome, combined with the richness of Legend.
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Versace Men's Colognes - In Blue Jeans, zesty citrus notes top a woodsy undercurrent of bergamot, galbanum, juniper, geranium and rose.
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Dark Blue Is The Newest Fragrance By Hugo Boss. This Fragrance Contains Indian Lime, Ginger, Cypress, Sage, Patchouli And Suede. Which Makes This A Casual Type Fragrance.
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Issey Miyake L'Eau d'Issey Pour Homme Intense is captivating, elegant and powerful. It's the epitome of Elegance. Building on the spicy notes of the Original L'Eau d'Issey Pour Homme, Intense brings the fresh scent to a new level.
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Loewe Men's Colognes - This fragrance symbolizes the balance of contrasts.
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