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cemneriertied – :
Starts with some citrus, a great juicy blackcurrant, and a touch of mint. Later add in jasmine and vetiver with tobacco, and it all dries down to a mossy musk tinged with blackcurrant.
Good projection for the first few hours and lasts, especially on clothing, for a long time.
So far my favorite use of the blackcurrant in perfumery, and a great one overall!
esocrerwevy – :
Wonderful.This perfume is a natural evolution from another one by the same Nose (J. Laporte).
I’m talking about L’Eau du Caporal,a discontinued L’Artisan fragrance.
They have many common notes,but,where “The Caporal” was a beautiful and suave
Mint/Lavander combo (and peraphs the best use of Mint ever done in parfumery) Centaure is more aggressive and under certain point of views strange enough to keep at bay many people from it.
The first feeling is that of a mosquitos
repeller!
But I find the ensamble irresistible.
A bold fragrance for bold guys.