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General Discussion: Top 5 fragrances anyone?
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10 Nov 2014 21:13
Got this in Antwerp from Libertin Louison - small perfumer based out of there. His atelier is in Antwerp but you can just walk in and buy the stuff from him directly. Not sure if he has stockists in London/UK, but he has in Germany/US/etc and online.
He has a really nice range of perfumes, not too expensive either (75 EUR for 50 ML).
Really nice guy as well - used to be fashion designer, working for Margiela in 90's as well as his own line, but changed careers and went into perfume instead. He also did a perfume for Richard James which will be released next year.
posted 11 Nov 2014 09:11, edited 11 Nov 2014 09:11
Just noticed that MrP added some Le Labo ones like http://www.mrporter.com/en-lu/mens/le_labo/rose-31-perfume-oil-30ml/414321
edit: or is this not solid perfume.. not sure?
posted 11 Nov 2014 10:24, edited 11 Nov 2014 10:24
12 Nov 2014 09:58
12 Nov 2014 14:36
Black has really grown on me, I hated it initially. And it smells much nicer once it's on the skin.
Got this in Antwerp from Libertin Louison - small perfumer based out of there. His atelier is in Antwerp but you can just walk in and buy the stuff from him directly. Not sure if he has stockists in London/UK, but he has in Germany/US/etc and online.
He has a really nice range of perfumes, not too expensive either (75 EUR for 50 ML).
Really nice guy as well - used to be fashion designer, working for Margiela in 90's as well as his own line, but changed careers and went into perfume instead. He also did a perfume for Richard James which will be released next year.
anyone ever used solid perfume before? Bird got some diptyque stuff and it's good for traveling, never knew it existed.
Just noticed that MrP added some Le Labo ones like http://www.mrporter.com/en-lu/mens/le_labo/rose-31-perfume-oil-30ml/414321
edit: or is this not solid perfume.. not sure?
That's just perfume oil, Solid perfume refers to perfume in a non liquid form. Usually looks like candle wax.
Like this: http://www.diptyqueparis.co.uk/personal-fragrances/solid-perfumes.html
Don't recall seeing them for aftershaves though.
Like this: http://www.diptyqueparis.co.uk/personal-fragrances/solid-perfumes.html
Don't recall seeing them for aftershaves though.
I got carried away at Liberty yesterday, replacing my Comme Man 2 and Comme x Monocle Hinoki, plus also bought a bottle of Comme Black. Amazing stuff, not sure how I overlooked it before. Smoke, pepper and wood with a streak of something sweet and synthetic. Descriptions say liquorice, which I get, but it's weirder than that. Perhaps not sugary or conventional enough for those fishing for compliments but good nonetheless.
I got carried away at Liberty yesterday, replacing my Comme Man 2 and Comme x Monocle Hinoki, plus also bought a bottle of Comme Black. Amazing stuff, not sure how I overlooked it before. Smoke, pepper and wood with a streak of something sweet and synthetic. Descriptions say liquorice, which I get, but it's weirder than that. Perhaps not sugary or conventional enough for those fishing for compliments but good nonetheless.
Black has really grown on me, I hated it initially. And it smells much nicer once it's on the skin.
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