Aramis is one of the brands belonging to Estee Lauder. It is very popular in America, where fragrances with a stronger character are preferred.The opening notes are grassy green and fresh, spiced with cinnamon. The heart is woody with pelargonium, ...
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360 Red for Men by Perry Ellis is a Amber Spicy fragrance for men. 360 Red for Men was launched in 2003. The nose behind this fragrance is Jean-Louis Grauby. Top notes are Lime, Bergamot, Cinnamon, Orange, Mandarin Orange, Cloves and Nutmeg; middle...
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This fragrance was created by the house of cerruti with perfumer martin gras and released in 1990. a complex fresh woodsy cologne with a deep aromatic presentation. the citrus notes keep this blend crisp and exciting. a masculine scent matched by no...
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Inspired by the golden age of english kings with round tables and holy grails, yardley arthur by yardley london is a refreshing fougere that is designed for anyone who wants to give off the air of a sophisticated gentleman. It opens with lush green...
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This fragrance was created by the house of jacques bogart with perfumer roger pellegrino and released in 1980. this timeless woodsy spicy cologne for men is simply gorgeous. a complex blend of notes that creates an inspiring personality in this...
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Developed by perfumer david apel and launched in 2007, it includes notes of bergamot, orange, neroli, cassis, grapefruit, apple, cucumber, pia colada, orange flower, jasmine, violet, muguet, freesia, cyclamen, amber, tonka beans, coco de mer, ...
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Guy Laroche Men's Colognes - Introduced in 1984, Drakkar Noir quickly became one of the leaders in men's scents. Savory and woody with notes of lavender, citrus, coriander, juniper berries, sandalwood, patchouli and cedar.
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Loris Azzaro Men's Colognes - Introduced in 1978 by Loris Azzaro.
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