Question:
All work well on women

Dunhill Edition
Balenciaga Pour Homme
Derby (Guerlain)
New York (Parfums de Nicolai)
Tiffany for Men
Héritage (Guerlain) - Favored by Princess Diana
Antaeus(Chanel)
Or Black (Pascal Morabito)
Carré d'As (Parfums de Nicolai)
Pour Monsieur (Chanel)
Jaipur Homme EDP (Boucheron)
Romeo Gigli
Gucci Pour Homme
M7 (YSL)
Eau Sauvage (Dior)
Idole de Lubin
Eau des Îles (Maître Gantier)
Habit Rouge - all concentrations
Guerlain Vetiver
Vetyver (Parfums de Nicolai)
Racine (Maître Gantier)
Ungaro Pour L'Homme 1
Azzaro Pour Homme
Ègoïste
Terre d'Hermès
Dior Homme
Herrera for Men
Bulgari Pour Homme
Live Jazz (YSL)
Yohji Homme
Gianfranco Ferre for Men
Caron Pour Homme
The Third Man (Caron)
Sables (Annick Goutal)


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I have been more adventurous since I joined BN. I have bought some male scents and inheriting a few from several favourite basenoters.
I enjoy wearing Le Male and Body Kouros (The have become part of my drobe). I also like the M7!
I have been trying a lot of unisex scents and I like the Black Aoud, Dzing, Bleecker Street, CK One Scene, MI, Creed Original Vetiver, MKK, Musc Ravageur, Bulgari Black...
There is one men's scent which I prefer to sniff on paper and that is Platinum Égoïste.

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Thanks for the thread Baby Cakes! (I think. 'Cause now I gotta try Egoiste!! And the bailiffs are already pounding on the door - threatening the poorhouse!!)
Because Luca mentioned it in "The Secret of Scent" had to try de Nicolai's New York - a chameleon-like beauty - was instantly smitten. Looked it up in BN to find out why and discovered the blue upward pointing arrow.
Which proved for me - one more time - that without a prior bias, I couldn't tell a "masculine" from a "feminine"!!

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I adore Dior Homme, Egoiste and Habit Rouge. I'm not sure what Habit Rouge reminds me of but Homme reminds me of a Serge Lutens - not sure which one. I have also heard some men comment that it smells like the inside of a makeup bag because of the all the Iris. In any case I would love to smell this on a man (so far not managed to procure a sample otherwise I'd introduce it to my SO.)
Egoiste is a BdI clone or at least a relation. I am not sure what to compare Habit Rouge to but to me it smells similar to Egoiste.

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Originally Posted by MysteryFemme I am not sure what to compare Habit Rouge to but to me it smells similar to Egoiste. I shall cease my avoidance of Guerlains and head straight for the Habit Rouge tester this weekend.
I will also seek out M7, Dior Homme, and Versace Dreamer. Time to broaden my horizons.

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Originally Posted by Sestra I shall cease my avoidance of Guerlains and head straight for the Habit Rouge tester this weekend.
I will also seek out M7, Dior Homme, and Versace Dreamer. Time to broaden my horizons. It took me a full year to learn how to appreciate Guerlain. I didn't like any of their scents at first but thanks to some generous people and samples I was able to get to know and love some of them - I find the older ones are more unisex than the newer ones.
Dreamer is really great. I get a weird plasticky note from it sometimes but on the right chemistry I can imagine it being terrific. It's something I'd love to smell on someone else.

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I regularly wear Gucci pour Homme, and Zagorsk. I've occasionally worn Geir and B*Men. I'll have to try Lolita Lempicka (male version), as the female version is often too sweet on me, and I'd like to wear it more often.

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ineespenes, I like the way you paired them up with similar female fragrances. That is very helpful to me when I analyze a fragrance.
pluran, great list. I have copied and pasted it along with the rest of the suggestions here. Thanks, people.

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[quote=MysteryFemme]It took me a full year to learn how to appreciate Guerlain. I didn't like any of their scents at first but thanks to some generous people and samples I was able to get to know and love some of them - I find the older ones are more unisex than the newer ones.
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I like to smell them on other people, but the house style doesn't suit me. I own a handful of Guerlains but never use them. The older ones I've tried have not been to my tatse, e.g L'heure Bleue, Vol des Nuits, Apree l'Ondees, Jicky, etc. I appreciate the absolute quality of them, but don't feel drawn to wear them.
However, I do tend to change my mind about styles and tastes, so who knows? I shall certainly test them, especially Habit Rouge and Vetiver.

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