So will Dior Homme (Original) still be easily available? I have never smelt it and have always been curious about it.
What Perfume Are You Wearing Today?
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No one is sure yet. I bought the last one our Saks had just in case. It should still be available in Paris, but outside of Paris is unclear.
Ah, ok, thanks. It was a good move to pick up a bottle while it's still available here!
Yes, it's a gorgeous fragrance.
The jasmine note is beautifully presented here and it's not too dominant in this fragrance - it's nicely balanced with quite a bit of sandalwood, vanilla and ambergris.Thank you! I will order a sample and see how it settles on my skin.Yes, it's a gorgeous fragrance.
Akro Dark
This is a new one for me and from a relatively new line from Olivier Polge, who is considered by many to be the godfather of the gourmand. I had been looking at it for a while and finally had a chance to try it at Scent Bar in New York. Each of the Akro scents is inspired by a different vice. Dark is inspired by chocolate. This is a fantastic chocolate. It's very wearable. The notes are dark chocolate, cacao, cinnamon, hazelnut, and vanilla. I don't think those are all the notes in the fragrance, though, because at times there's almost a dirtiness to it. It's great and not at all as sickly sweet as it might sound. I'm happy I was able to pick this up.
This is a new one for me and from a relatively new line from Olivier Polge, who is considered by many to be the godfather of the gourmand. I had been looking at it for a while and finally had a chance to try it at Scent Bar in New York. Each of the Akro scents is inspired by a different vice. Dark is inspired by chocolate. This is a fantastic chocolate. It's very wearable. The notes are dark chocolate, cacao, cinnamon, hazelnut, and vanilla. I don't think those are all the notes in the fragrance, though, because at times there's almost a dirtiness to it. It's great and not at all as sickly sweet as it might sound. I'm happy I was able to pick this up.
This sounds so good! As far as I can recall, I don't think I've tried any fragrances with a dominant dark chocolate note. I have tried a few fragrances with cacao and I really enjoy its presence in those fragrances.Akro Dark
This is a new one for me and from a relatively new line from Olivier Polge, who is considered by many to be the godfather of the gourmand. I had been looking at it for a while and finally had a chance to try it at Scent Bar in New York. Each of the Akro scents is inspired by a different vice. Dark is inspired by chocolate. This is a fantastic chocolate. It's very wearable. The notes are dark chocolate, cacao, cinnamon, hazelnut, and vanilla. I don't think those are all the notes in the fragrance, though, because at times there's almost a dirtiness to it. It's great and not at all as sickly sweet as it might sound. I'm happy I was able to pick this up.
Scent Bar must have been very interesting. I have never been to one of their stores - maybe I will go this summer if I'm in that area.