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Madame Rochas - my Grandma. I still own one of her purse sprays.
Quadrille - my Mum. Specifically, my Mum in the late 70s when she used to wear a paisley silk chiffon Liberty headscarf most of the time. She and I were going through some old things last year and found the scarf. It still smelled of Quadrille.
Anything with muguet - my Great Grandma. I had lily of the valley in my wedding bouquet to remind me of her.
Cacharel pour l'Homme - my chemistry teacher and piano teacher from school, who my family used to holiday with. They were a great pair of guys who lived together and both wore Cacharel pour l'Homme - very sadly, they split up a few years ago and my chemistry teacher later died. I think their fragrance was the first fragrance I ever asked the name of.
Givenchy Gentleman - my uncle. He used to wear gallons and gallons of the stuff when I was very tiny, and I remember getting very confused and frightened - the Day of the Triffids was on the TV at the time, and I'd never met another man who wore cologne before...so with impeccable four-year-old logic I surmised that he was actually a triffid in disguise and hid every time he came into the room. These days he wears Acqua di Parma - much harder to mistake for the smell of an alien plant!

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Old Spice and Canoe remind me of Dad but I prefer my guy to wear something like Wall St By Bond

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Dad: Wild Country by Avon
Mom: Jontue
Brother: Azzaro (original)
My ex boyfriend: Bulgari pour Homme

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Ambre Sultan reminds me of my mother. I recall some of the fragrances she wore had an amber scent. It evokes an image of a time past.