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

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I viewed a video earlier today, where the reviewer had in his possession a true vintage bottle. Now, I began using Paco in probably the early 80s, but I don’t remember seeing it bottled like what he had. Hope this helps and let me know if you hear more about Paco Rabanne Pour Homme being pulled from the shelves!

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Jean Martel’s concoction prompted a craze for Aromatic Fougeres and its distinctive composition inspired countless men’s fragrances for decades thereafter. Pour Homme is an iconic yet paradoxical scent that feels timeless whilst simultaneously representing the hallmarks of its particular era. I think there’s a strong chance that you’re talking about the same fragrance. Paco Rabanne Pour Homme was originally sold in a clear bottle not too dissimilar to the one shown in the last two photos of the article. Furthermore, it was the only one they had released between 1973 and 1996 so if this was during the late 1980s, I’m almost positive! No more than any other scent since the dawn of perfumery! Except that the feel-good effect of my ingredients has been scientifically demonstrated. Which makes sense: Paco Rabanne has always been all about innovation. And if I may say so, this time they’ve outdone themselves. Paco Rabanne Pour Homme won the FIFi Award for the best men’s fragrance in 1975 and grooming expert and fragrance connoisseur Lee Kynaston has put it in his Olfactory Hall of Fame and regards it as one of the greatest men’s fragrances ever created: So I don’t know when they would have changed the flacon, OR if/when they changed the formula itself.We know which parts of the brain are associated with specific emotions. Based on our findings, a dedicated algorithm analyzes the formulas of the fragrances we tested. This allows us to identify which ingredient, or combination of ingredients, produces a specific emotional effect. Indeed, pricing for fragrances isn’t always consistent as it largely depends on the vendor! The RRP varies too depending on where you live. For instance, I live in France and it’s 80€ here but Notino sell it for 60€ just as it is with you. Unfortunately, I don’t know the market in Sri Lanka at all so I can’t advise you on respectable retailers that are present over there.

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This is a new and intuitive option for younger users. Whilst a splash bottle is ideal for an aftershave, it’s frustrating when using the fragrance as a decorative scent. The blend of Aromatic and Fougere ingredients marry with the warm lavender heart and floral notes reminiscent of geraniums. Furthermore, the presence of Tonka Bean releases characteristically fougere notes of coumarin. Base Notes There was a portion of the LOGO was actually raised. That added some dimension to the bottle as it wasn’t the smooth/flat finish that is currently being used, or that which I recall when I first was introduced to the fragrance. Head to a fragrance shop and give it a sniff! Olfactory memory is very powerful so I’m sure you’ll recognise it!However, you pretty much hit the nail on the head when saying that it does still provoke an element of nostalgia. While it has changed a little, there is still a strong underlying essence of the original Pour Homme. Don't get me wrong, I actually like the bottle design in this case, but is it me or there is a clear trend in some perfume releases which makes bottles look like toys? Are we attending to a new romantization of childhood or to an infantilization of adults? Or is it a renewd fascinación over kitsch? Dominant Fougere elements appear with Brazilian rosewood whilst featuring a green oak moss base. Heart Notes