complex as a fragrance can be without losing the plot, and their principal qualities are richness and balance.

I like the style from this time, 1980, but I get an air freshener smell that makes it a neutral for me. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. I love scents that encapsulate a period or personality, so I give it 4 stars, but I also realize this is for the serious enthusiasts only nowadays, which suits me fine because if it was popular I'd choke on it.Very masculine woody pine scent with spices, jasmine, vetiver, rose, patchouli I can even pick up the germanium in this one ! This strikes me a sober, suited, day-in-court/board meeting sort of scent for times when you want to be manly and in control.

But during my first visit to Moscow with him and his parents in the apartment, my eye fell very quickly on the small collection of perfume bottles that stood on the chest of drawers in the narrow hallway. The heart of jasmine and rose is the only real counterpoint to that masculinity, and when the virile base kicks in with a loud woosh, you'll instantly know if you over-applied because all eyes will be on you as it dries down. Recommended use is obviously cold months, but this really has no context that suits it best outside a vintage 80's nightclub or a brisk walk in February, on the waterfront. There is surprisingly no oakmoss listed by Bogart, but unless I've lost all sense of smell, I swear some is there. One Man Show' by Jacques Bogart could be easily described as a lighter version of Polo Green by Ralph Lauren.

At any time of the day or night, "One Man Show" emphasizes the charming aspects of a male being, embodying grounding coupled with spontaneity and endurance. Finally Lonja had his own bottle of "One Man Show", because if there was a nomen omen here, I thought, then he definitely needed his personal "copy". This is followed by intriguing undertones of green and woody notes, providing a balanced nature-infused aroma. Fragrance Review is an online magazine featuring expert opinions, information on trends, and the latest product releases from major brands in the fragrance industry.

I love how this smells different than everything else out on the market these days it's good to get away from all the sweet citrus smelling colognes out now. I'm not saying this is a flanker, but just a continuation of a dry, aromatic theme in a more boisterous and noticeable direction.On exposed skin, or more than one spray, it's very difficult to like because it will smell very strong and industrial. If you test only newer, your experience may vary wildly from what others are saying, although if you hate animalics, avoid vintage. Officer Ripley, I am sorry to inform you that the aliens, while trashing our chambers, smashed all of your bottles of One Man Show. It's the kind of fragrance that, in my younger days, would have riveted my attention long enough to find out who was wearing it. OMS does not even make the list of my top fragrances with terms to the scent but this does not change the fact how beautifully this fragrance has been composed.

We both know that the shows you liked a lot in your youth can be replaced by other spectacles and performances in the course of your life. Jacques Bogart "One Man Show" already holds a strong position in the cheapie hall of fame so I will not belabor that point. Cascarilla lends a mildly bitter twist, while nutmeg and patchouli sprinkle a hint of warm, earthy spice. Macassar is mellower, I guess they replaced galbanum with artemisia but I do smell some galbanum in Macassar.

I cannot imagine what to do with the rest of the bottle apart from use it as a bathroom air freshener. The overall impression is a captivating blend of fresh and spicy, green and woody elements, all masterfully woven together. Lots of depressing, wilting red carnations, an oily, musky sticky film on everything, patchouli oil and smoky frankincense with pine needles to create that lovely blue water piss aroma.