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I was playing around with Eau du Coq last night and comparing it to stuff like Eau Sauvage and Eau de Guerlain. I found that, as a whole, Eau du Coq had really terrible lasting power compared to those other citrus scents. It goes on very interesting, then all there is left on my hand after 5 minutes is a straight light civet note. I think it might work better as a layering scent because it really doesn't last at all. Eau de Guerlain actually has a presence for several hours - next time I'm going to try them together.
Taste of Heaven for me today. Don't know why I felt like wearing this, as it's not normally one of my favorites. I do like it, though.
i REALLY like that. i wore cruel intentions today.....ran out of taste of heaven last month.
Are you a fan of the Kilian line in general?
I like Cruel Intentions quite a bit. My other favorites from the line are Rose Oud (probably my favorite), Back in Black, and Amber Oud. I like Love and Tears as well. But I'm not a big fan of Straight to Heaven, Liaisons Dangereuses, or the two Asian Tales scents.
Oud Wood for today.
I want to give a shot to some Vintage fragrances and want to know your thoughts about these fragrances.
Lanvin Scandal
Vintage Van Cleef and Arpels Pour Homme
Capucci Punjab
Moschino Pour Homme
Versailles Pour Homme
There are others in this thread who appreciate and know more about leathers than I do. That said, my favorites in the genre are ELDO Rien, Creed Royal English Leather, TF Tuscan Leather, and Hermes Bel Ami. My sense is that the most wearable, least offensive of these are the TF and the Creed. Bel Ami is very big and loud, and Rien is extremely bitter.
Kolnisch Juchten is also a lot of fun to wear; I didn't mention it above just because it's very rare.
As usual from you, a good choice. Haven't seen anybody wear this one for a long time. Where do you rank it in the pantheon of liquorice scents? (and did you ever have the old Yohji homme?)
The only one I know is Van Cleef & Arpels. It's a good scent - soapy, slightly animalistic fougere in the style of Jules or Trussardi Uomo or several others in that vein. I happen to like that style but you don't need to have more than one or two in the genre to be covered.