The neroli ends up stealing the focus from the pineapple, as the warm jasmine indole swimming in ethyl maltol vanilla of the heart takes over. Anyway, slowly but surely a skin-near oasis of well-being is developing, which inspires to dream of warm, Mediterranean evenings along a coast. I bought the first one in 2015, blindly, in fact, after falling in love with the older brother TL Pour Lui, with those sweet, powdery notes of him. The life that was taken for granted was moving into incalculable distance and also in the world of perfumes and perfumes cuts had to be accepted. This fragrance is very masculine and sensual scent with moderate to heavy sillage and long-lasting abilities, this fragrance is best worn on a casual or romantic night out.

The scent seemed very sweet, decidedly oriental, opulent, intoxicating, and I was a little perplexed.By submitting, you consent to the processing of your personal data for the purpose of offering and processing marketing offers by Notino International Limited.

This is exactly how I imagine a relaxing, culinary as well as olfactory great late afternoon in Venice. Altamir is a fascinating perfume and yet still made it to the market in 2007 under the label of Ted Lapidus, even without vanilla. Market place product / Description by third party seller: This Marketplace Product is sold and shipped by a third-party seller, not by Beme.For example, some top note citrus scents smell stronger immediately upon application, while a lavender middle note may be sensed after some time from application as the top note evaporates. But while the vanilla in Cašmir rather dark-earthy and in Gaultier² sweetish-cookie comes along, he succeeded in this attempt to develop an aromatic and honey-like, vanilla note as a determining fragrance element for the new perfume. The bottom line is you get mostly an amber fragrance with patchouli, musk, and tonka in a creamy-sweet neroli-forward bomb that will only feel moderate in wear during the coldest winter. Altamir by Ted Lapidus (2008) is one of those fragrances that doesn't get touched much by prominent or "serious" critics, influencers, "tastemakers", or most 100k+ subscriber YouTube reviewers because like most things from this house, it's a cheaply-made but high-performance "cologne guy" scent from a brand that seems to have such a guy at heart.

Since he had retired to the Côte d'Azur in the mid-1990s, he had been experimenting with new fragrance creations here in his small, private perfume laboratory, more for his own pleasure and for the fun of it. His line-up of men's fragrances now carries on his legacy, celebrating the modern man, each one unveiling a surprisingly complex olfactory pyramid. A 3-D discotheque of fruity tonka envelops my body and I feel like I could almost "flex" as the kiddos say these days.A few more sentences, because this Altamir is very similar to this one: For me, the Gaultier is a milestone. I'm hit or miss with sweet ambers like these and Altamir works for when I want to let my inner "cologne guy" out, although I suggest sampling if you're unsure. Altamir For Men By Ted Lapidus starts with top notes of pineapple, neroli, bergamot ,continues with middle notes of cyclamen, orange blossom, jasmine ,ending with base notes of tonka bean, amber, patchouli, musk, vetiver. Immediately, a sweetly vanilla breeze blew, literally exploding as Ted Lapidus activated the sprayer. All in all, however, a noble fragrance, which you can also wear well in the evening, but also like its twin in nightlife.