Pour Homme by Paco Rabanne Eau de Toilette for Men 100 ml

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Nevertheless, it can be fitting for other occasions both casual and formal. For example, Paco Rabanne Pour Homme would be an ideal candidate for a summer evening barbecue among friends or even a romantic night out. Paco Rabanne’s team developed PHANTOM with the perfumers, scientists, and technicians of the International Flavors and Fragrances (IFF) company, using the company’s state-of-the-art Augmented Creativity process. Devout wearers praise its intriguing properties and consider it a highly masculine statement with a complex composition. The marriage of its ingredients create a simultaneously traditional and refreshing experience that contrasts with a warm finish.

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You and I can connect through the PHANTOM universe. My head is equipped with a chip. Just touch it with your smartphone, and I’ll be there by your (virtual) side. I was trying to find something similar but not the same one, for some novelty. Could you recommend any? However, by autumn, the fragrance begins to feel out of place and the benefits of its character dwindle throughout winter.To be frank, you’re so different from other fragrances I almost forgot the main question: what do you actually smell like? In any scenario, it’s composition makes for an unmistakably masculine fragrance that can’t be interpreted as a women’s perfume. Although this renders it unwearable for women, it establishes itself as a strong and resolute statement of virility.

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The fragrance was tested on young men aged 18-35 to find out which emotions it aroused in the brain. We took 45 million measures on their brains and discovered that PHANTOM elicited three feel-good emotions: sexiness, alertness, and energy.

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Oh my god! I can't even tell how sad I feel. Why? Because today we live in a commercial era where when releasing a perfume the least important thing is the freaking fragrance itself! I’m sure that the oak moss ban has had an effect on the overall formula. Like you and other people, I have noticed that the fragrance has been somewhat reformulated over the years. For instance, it’s sweeter and more contemporary in its general profile. The general consensus of the fragrance is mostly positive albeit occasionally polarising. Whilst some appreciate the masculine accords that denote a sophisticated barbershop cleanliness, others find the fragrance outdated. That said, if you want a really authentic experience, consider trying the after shave version. Last time that I tried it, it had changed a lot less. I presume that’s because the market for the after shave is going to be older men while the brand is likely seeking to attract younger fragrance wearers with the Eau de Toilette. I have been an avid user of this perfume since its introduction in 1973! Although I’ve tried others in the past, but, at 63, I’m never going to change it again! Its got such an incredible masculine fragrance. Is it the Eau de Toilette spray or the After Shave that I need to buy? I use the EDT now. Need to get another new one shortly. The 100ml bottle is USD 63.50 (AUD 90) in Australia. The 200 ml, which I prefer, is USD 256 (AUD 364), which I find humongously expensive and for some ridiculous reason is more than twice the cost of the 100ml bottle!!! I live in Sri Lanka, and its difficult to get here. Any ideas where I should be looking? I can get it down from USA, UK, Canada or Australia.