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Let's be honest about why this one's popular: Club de Nuit Intense Man is the famous budget alternative to Creed Aventus, and at a fraction of the price it gets remarkably close. Smoky lemon and blackcurrant up top, a fruity-birch heart, and a musky...

Looking for a new signature scent? Mugler Angel Eau de Parfum is your perfect match! This playful fragrance opens with juicy melon, coconut, and mandarin orange, dances through jasmine, bergamot, and caramel, and settles into cozy vanilla, sandalwood, and patchouli. Just a few spritzes...

The apple-shaped bottle is half the fun, but the juice holds up too. Be Delicious is built around crisp green apple, cucumber and grapefruit — one of those rare fruity perfumes that smells fresh rather than sugary — with a clean floral middle and...

Add Some Class to Your Day with Jean Paul Gaultier Classique! Want a scent that says you’re classy but still fun? Jean Paul Gaultier Classique EDT Spray is a hit for any occasion. What's the Scent Like? Starts With: Rose, Star Anise, Orange Middle...

Nothing else smells like Alien. Mugler built it almost entirely around three materials — a huge jasmine sambac, warm cashmeran wood and white amber — and the result is instantly recognisable from across a room.It's a cold-weather powerhouse: we rate longevity 9/10, among the...

Olympea's trick is salt. Paco Rabanne took a vanilla scent and ran a salty, mineral edge through it — alongside green mandarin and ginger lily — so it ends up sweet without being sugary. Salted caramel in perfume form, more or less.It's the sister...

The gold-bar bottle tells you everything about its ambitions. 1 Million opens bright with grapefruit and blood mandarin, runs through a spicy cinnamon-rose heart, then lands on the leather-and-amber base that made it one of the best-selling men's fragrances of the last twenty years.It's...

Amarige is the symbol of femininity, radiating and bursting with happiness, a zest for life and a generous heart. She is a French woman in love, radiant and open-minded; her heart-felt joy is evident from her spontaneous, charming smile. Her fragrance is a cheerful,...

The stiletto-shaped bottle gives it away — Good Girl isn't trying to be subtle. Carolina Herrera built this one on contrast: bright almond and a flicker of coffee at the opening, a proper white-floral heart of tuberose and jasmine sambac, then it all settles...

The original L'Eau d'Issey was designed to smell like water — as close as perfume gets to it, anyway. A dewy lotus-and-freesia opening with a hint of melon, a clean white-floral heart of lily and peony, and a soft woody-musk finish.It's minimalism in a...

The gold-diamond bottle set the tone in 2010 and the scent delivers on it: a big, honeyed floral that opens with raspberry and bright neroli, fills out with jasmine and orange blossom, then dries down to honey, amber and patchouli.It's glamorous rather than girly...

Originale is exactly what it says: Givenchy's 1974 Gentleman, the patchouli-and-leather classic, back in its original character. Honey and cinnamon soften the opening, but make no mistake — this is an old-school masculine, built on a deep patchouli backbone.It's a world away from the...

Explorer earned its reputation fast: a woody-aromatic in the same neighbourhood as far pricier niche scents, with bergamot and pink pepper up top, Haitian vetiver through the middle and a smooth patchouli-ambroxan base.It's versatile to a fault — fresh enough for summer days, enough...