Ted Lapidus Altamir Eau de Toilette for Men 125 ml, One size

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I mean come on, Ted Lapidus was a once-prominent designer couture house that like so many, was converted into little more than a licensed badge for perfume and accessory makers looking to get into the game after the maison itself entered a twilight fugue.

Lay people might confuse it with the Gaultier, but people who deal with a lot of scents will of course recognize some differences. I'm hit or miss with sweet ambers like these and Altamir works for when I want to let my inner "cologne guy" out, although I suggest sampling if you're unsure. I am not a keen lover of sweet and sentimental scents, even if they maintain a masculine and persistent style. The projection is just as well balanced as the fragrance and thus allows people to enjoy it on 1-2 arm lengths and this over a reasonable period of time. The third-party seller is responsible for listing, selling and delivering this product, as well as the product description.In addition, with an interesting fragrance pyramid and with 25-30 euros for the 125ml bottle extremely inexpensive.

Neroli ends up stealing fire from pineapple and is similar to Fleur de Male, although the two scents don't smell the same. The base is cozy,warm and warming like a thick,but still smooth,beige blanket around your shoulders,but under that blanket something naughty can happen, because the alcohol and synthetic vanilla notes still play around. Base-wise, this is tonka, amber, "fruitchouli" grade patchouli isolate, a dirty musk, and a woody-amber. By submitting, you consent to the processing of your personal data for the purpose of offering and processing marketing offers by Notino International Limited.

The fragrance description and Pyramid of Altamir reads to my nose like a weekend trip to the Italian coast around Venice.