In the square bottles yea? Jazz in those square bottles is absolute trash.... m7 oid absolu isnt as bad...but it is a different fragrance from the 2002 bottle
It’s such a shame IFRA had to go and mess with olfactory art the way they have. That “old school carnation” we miss and can’t get now is cuz IFRA restricted eugenol and isoeugenol to the point where a carnation accord can’t be built the same. (I’m working on a old school carnation accord that’s not IFRA compliant) perfumery is art, art shouldn’t be restricted. Put the allergens on the box, like they do then let us chose to wear it or not. If you’re concerned do a patch test. It’s simple. Now I’m ranting. Wonderful video as per usual. Thanx for all the great content.
You are spot on... because it has nothing to do with the safety of people... it has to do with control and power and the big oil houses selling boatloads of crap synthetics ... they want nothing real anymore... everything for all mighty dollar... now I am ranting 😂😂😂
Thank you Anooj it was great seeing you on Eugenes stream today... the fragrances I have acquired from you over the years has taught me more than anything in the vintage realm... so for that I am very thankful 🙏🙏🙏
live jazz was a complimen magnet for me in 2008 it was very fairly priced online at the time. and le male was still being used by so many men. being a little different was nice not only for me but others around me. 1 million was the new kid on the block at the time and was quickly over taking le male in terms of popularity, but why would i care i had live jazz much more sophisticated then the both of them put together
I had a consultation with Roja in his perfumery at Harrods 13 years ago. It was a enjoyable experience . After a few questions he lined up scents and I had to choose one blind. I found out later they were really high end scents including his recently released vetiver. I almost went for Neroli Portifino but I chose Lalique homme equus which cost me £40 at the time. I still cringe thinking about me choosing a cheapie in the presence of the great man 😊
That was Rojas job back then.... he was a perfume consultant... he matched you with scent or taught you about a material... and he is really good at that...heck I could do that! Doesnt make me a perfumer! And I would say cost and money have absolutely nothing to do with quality.... to be honest I think the 40 dollar Lalique is better than his Vetiver... I dont think his vetiver is very good & I personally prefer Guerlain Vetiver or Encre Noire over Rojas 500 dollars for 50ml juice... I will wear it because I own it... but I think it is one of his weakest offerings ... just one mans humble opinion 😊
I see I'm not the only one who played Wolfenstein back in the day. 😄 Meine lieben! Speaking of discontinued fragrance, I wore Metal Jeans from 90210 today and it's still one of the best $10 fragrances ever made. Basically harkens to the original floral version of Fahrenheit, but without the gasoline. Bit sweet, bit green, but the chamomile, violet leaf, musk, florals and amber are obvious. At a distance, it's crazy how much it takes me back to the 90s. So much easier on the nose too. Fun in the sun.
I figured you would enjoy Versailles PH. The higher concentrations are WAY better than the EDC. There is a much more pronounced styrax note. Great video as always!
@@RamseytheRam the EDT is a masterpiece. I have the EDC also but it pales in comparison. I'm not sure why. As usual with concentrations, it isn't just less concentrated, it's not as good. It's great but not the masterpiece that the EDT is.
I have two vintage Weil fragrances I got from a local vintage perfume store that is sadly closed now. My bottles of original Zibeline and Antilope seemed not to have aged at all. Zibeline has such an outstandingly beautiful prominent civet mingled with iris and honey, gives off a very sexual vibe. Absolutely gorgeous if you are looking for another beautiful civet fragrance.
BTW don't know if you ever tried Revillon PH, but it is absolutely stupendous. Doesn't get the press that Patou PH gets but it's equally good or better.
Most Excellent video! Nice treat for us doing a surprise first impression! 🙌👏 My “to-try” list is almost to the moon by now… 😂 Thank you for the learning! 🙏❤️
Bal a Versailles is a favorite, I love that fragrance. I love how civet, orris, resins, florals and stirax smell in that fragrance, on my skin it is not excessively powdery by the way, I think it's well balanced. Today I wear vtg Lapidus Pour homme great discovery thanks to your channel. Thank you mate!!!
Thank you for that DMR... I love Lapidus Pour Homme too...now you should try and hunt vintage Ted Lapidus pour homme from 1978 ... just as good of a fragrance as its 80s brother :)
Fortunate to have Patou PH. It was love at first sniff and obvious high quality ingredients were used. Love to hear your thoughts on an actual review of Dunhill Blend 30. On my list to obtain but is quite elusive. Same thing happened with my only bottle of Antidote I acquired two months ago. It was used and when I open the package the sprayer is broken. Trying to get it fixed is a challenge. Great video and great fragrances.
Thanks for watching RJ ... dunhill blend 30 is going to take a lot of full wearings for a true review but my initial impression is if you like Patou PH you will like Dunhill Blend 30... the two share a resemblence for sure 😊
I think it is one of the most underrated private blends...with my love of leather I dont know that I would take it over Tuscan Leather .. but it is really really good..if people would trust their nose and not the hype this would get much more love 😊
Hey, still catching up on your vids from the past few days. Really enjoy these ramblings, hope you don't run out! I think we'll be good for a while. Anyway, here's Syvaine's quote on Roja: "Puredistance est une Maison de Parfum indépendante . Les nez travaillant en coulisse sur les Parfums de Puredistance sont Annie Buzantian à New York, Antoine Lie à Paris et Roja Dove à Londres, ce dernier est le seul qui ne soit pas parfumeur." Translation: "Puredistance is an independent Perfume House. The noses working behind the scenes on the Puredistance perfumes are Annie Buzantian in New York, Antoine Lie in Paris and Roja Dove in London, the latter is the only one who is not a perfumer." I guess I can see how some people may interpret that to say Roja doesn't perfume his own fragrances. I believe the quote was not saying that, however. She's just stating that out of those three, Roja is the only one who is not a trained perfumer. It's almost more of a recognition that even though he's not technically a perfumer, he was able to perfume/create Puredistance M (in this case). As opposed to Lie and Buzantian, who studied/trained as perfumers. Anyway, I think we just fall on different sides of the "is he a perfumer" question. If they one day reveal that he does have other perfumers creating his own fragrances, then so be it and I'll obviously accept it. But till then, I think it's just as valid to believe what he says vs. believe the opposite. At least we agree on a few gems in the collection. 👍
I appreciate you sharing the full quote regarding PureDistance. The quote I was referring to is in the Ghost Perfumer book where Gabe Oppenheim writes & I quote... "And as for Roja's identity as a fragrance-formulator, which he assumed after his late-career departure from Guerlain (whose scents seemingly inspired his own, as mentioned above), it's playacting of superlative chutzpah ‐ by nearly all accounts public and private. A 1994 Daily Mail article referred to Roja as a 'make-up artist'. The Irish Times, 1997: Roja is a makeup application teacher. The Herald (of Glasgow) in 1998: Roja is 'essentially a perfume teacher'. Sylvaine Delacourte, former artistic director of Guerlain, in an email to me: 'Roja Dove was my student and did not study perfumery! Beaucop of lies in the industry!" Pretty damning words, not my own but it makes me really question whether he is or isnt a perfumer. The good news is you and I can definately agree there are some great scents from the brand that bear his Mr. Roger Bird's new name, Roja Dove. I just would like if there is a "Ghost Perfumer" situation there, I would love to know who created my favorite Diaghilev because it really does move me.
@@RamseytheRam Yeah, I saw the Gabe quotes as well but they're a bit anecdotal. I thought the Sylvaine that I quoted would be the most damning actually, if interpreted the negative way. Even her quote within the Gabe quote is not as direct. What was he a student of under Sylvaine? Does it preclude him from being a self-taught creator of fragrances? It just doesn't speak to any of it really. Again, I think both sides are valid at this point as there is no real proof either way. It's just the side that one wants to fall under. And that usually depends on how one sees the person. Btw, switching subjects a bit, is there another version of the Bal a Versailles parfum? I'm interested in the one you're talking about (same one you mentioned during the amazing Liz Moore interview, btw), but prices for the parfum are all over the place on the bay. Is it just a matter of some sellers not knowing what they have or are there two iterations of the parfum/extrait?
You are a very fair evauator Interference... I guess we will find out in time... I have a HARD time believing someone who is not a perfumer could create such Beautiful fragrances...I want to believe Roja is the perfumer, but we just found out about how dirty the fragrance industry is so its hard to believe anything anymore🤷♂️ As far as Bal à Versailles parfum goes prices skyrocketed after Roja (go figure 🙄) featured it on the 5th floor of Harrods as one of the most important historical scents of all time and prices exploded. So that does go to show the influence he has on the fragrance world whether he is a perfumer or not is irrelevent to the fact that the man is a power in the frag world now a days, no question. I dont know enough about Bla à Versailles different versions but if you can find the pure parfum like I have for a hundred or two bucks you will be very pleased. Just dont pay 1000 dollars for it to the scalpers 😆
@@RamseytheRam Haha, that was not planned. But now that you brought it up, he did feature it in that history of fragrance something or other video he did. Thanks for the advice and will be on the lookout for the pure parfum.
Yes very strange name and bottle... but it works beautifully... I think it leans masculine but very unique and it was an amazing buy for me for 23 bucks or whatever I paid for 100ml 🤌🤌🤌
Even if I have or have reviewed some or all of the perfumes in one of your awesome vids, I still watch. Why? Because you *don't* have flashy graphics and edits and multiple takes. Boiled down to its exterait form: you are REAL bro and in today's world where everyone is out for something free or for social media fame you are a true breath of fresh air (or should I say aldehydes? LOL). I, like you, go everywhere on the perfume spectrum (I avoid Clive & Roja though, prohibitively and unnecessarily expensive); yet even I was "made of money" I sure as hell wouldn't give it to those brands. I would rather support people like Liz Moores, Charna Ethier (Providence Perfume Co.) and Amber Jobin (Aether Arts Perfumes) because they are in it for the art and any profits they do get they put back into the brand to make it better and release more awesome jux! It is so funny I have a friend who drives me places and I have gifted him many scents as he is "one of us" he just don't know it yet! ;-) When he asks what am I wearing and I tell him he often stops me and says. "It's discontinued, huh?" I 7 out of 10 times say YEAH but you can find it if you are patient and smart about it. He has me staking out a bottle of Polo Double Black for him. I told him if he is really interested check out Ramsey the Ram on RUclips...smell swell & be well! xox
Skip the current formulation of Bel Ami in my opinion and go for Bel Ami Vetiver instead ... just keep an eye out for either the shaker bottle of bel ami or the first reformulation if you want the original Bel Ami 🙂
hi Ramsey, on Discontinued Fragrances Part 6 said there was a fragrance similar to narciso rodriguez for him (edt) but you didn't say it, you said you would mention it later but I haven't heard about it since. Please could you say the fragance? thanksssss :)
I have the recent formulation of Bel Ami but I’m following your tip by buying the vetiver before it disappears. I need a bottle of Equipage but I’m wondering if I should get the Geranium bottle before that disappears. Any thoughts on the two equipage formulations?
Hey Ramsey! This time i have to disagree. Hermès is exactly known for amazing reformulations. Recently i had the chance to re-visit Rocabar, Eau d' Hermès, Equipage and Equipage Geranium, Bel ami and Bel ami Vetiver. All in the last bottle with the black cap and with all honesty, if one cant find the older formulations or keep up with the "price race" the newer batches are absolutely amazing and they cost less then 100 euros.
According to a French friend, Jazz, along with M7, is still available in France.
In the square bottles yea? Jazz in those square bottles is absolute trash.... m7 oid absolu isnt as bad...but it is a different fragrance from the 2002 bottle
It’s such a shame IFRA had to go and mess with olfactory art the way they have. That “old school carnation” we miss and can’t get now is cuz IFRA restricted eugenol and isoeugenol to the point where a carnation accord can’t be built the same. (I’m working on a old school carnation accord that’s not IFRA compliant) perfumery is art, art shouldn’t be restricted. Put the allergens on the box, like they do then let us chose to wear it or not. If you’re concerned do a patch test. It’s simple. Now I’m ranting. Wonderful video as per usual. Thanx for all the great content.
You are spot on... because it has nothing to do with the safety of people... it has to do with control and power and the big oil houses selling boatloads of crap synthetics ... they want nothing real anymore... everything for all mighty dollar... now I am ranting 😂😂😂
Yet ANOTHER educational and excellent video!!
Thank you Anooj it was great seeing you on Eugenes stream today... the fragrances I have acquired from you over the years has taught me more than anything in the vintage realm... so for that I am very thankful 🙏🙏🙏
live jazz was a complimen magnet for me in 2008 it was very fairly priced online at the time. and le male was still being used by so many men. being a little different was nice not only for me but others around me. 1 million was the new kid on the block at the time and was quickly over taking le male in terms of popularity, but why would i care i had live jazz much more sophisticated then the both of them put together
I agree live jazz is definitely more sophisticated than both Le Male and 1 million... I hate both of those perfumes tbh
I had a consultation with Roja in his perfumery at Harrods 13 years ago. It was a enjoyable experience . After a few questions he lined up scents and I had to choose one blind. I found out later they were really high end scents including his recently released vetiver. I almost went for Neroli Portifino but I chose Lalique homme equus which cost me £40 at the time. I still cringe thinking about me choosing a cheapie in the presence of the great man 😊
Nek minnit Roja Equus $500
That was Rojas job back then.... he was a perfume consultant... he matched you with scent or taught you about a material... and he is really good at that...heck I could do that! Doesnt make me a perfumer! And I would say cost and money have absolutely nothing to do with quality.... to be honest I think the 40 dollar Lalique is better than his Vetiver... I dont think his vetiver is very good & I personally prefer Guerlain Vetiver or Encre Noire over Rojas 500 dollars for 50ml juice... I will wear it because I own it... but I think it is one of his weakest offerings ... just one mans humble opinion 😊
I see I'm not the only one who played Wolfenstein back in the day. 😄 Meine lieben! Speaking of discontinued fragrance, I wore Metal Jeans from 90210 today and it's still one of the best $10 fragrances ever made. Basically harkens to the original floral version of Fahrenheit, but without the gasoline. Bit sweet, bit green, but the chamomile, violet leaf, musk, florals and amber are obvious. At a distance, it's crazy how much it takes me back to the 90s. So much easier on the nose too. Fun in the sun.
Metal Jeans 90210?! Never heard of it 😂
Wolfenstein in the good old days was the best 🔫
I figured you would enjoy Versailles PH. The higher concentrations are WAY better than the EDC. There is a much more pronounced styrax note. Great video as always!
Ahhhh I see... I didnt even realize they were different 😬😬😬
@@RamseytheRam the EDT is a masterpiece. I have the EDC also but it pales in comparison. I'm not sure why. As usual with concentrations, it isn't just less concentrated, it's not as good. It's great but not the masterpiece that the EDT is.
@@RealMattCook 🤕
Pierre Bourdain did Gres Cabaret.. which also has pineapple in it.
He did so many frags right before aventus with pineapple its crazy...fullchoke by smalto ...ferre for men .. the list is about 15 to 20 frags long 😊
I have two vintage Weil fragrances I got from a local vintage perfume store that is sadly closed now. My bottles of original Zibeline and Antilope seemed not to have aged at all. Zibeline has such an outstandingly beautiful prominent civet mingled with iris and honey, gives off a very sexual vibe. Absolutely gorgeous if you are looking for another beautiful civet fragrance.
I will put it on the to sniff list 😊
Thanks for watching & commenting 🍻
"Don't throw your Louis Vuitton slipper at me Mr. Roja" 😂😂😂😂
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BTW don't know if you ever tried Revillon PH, but it is absolutely stupendous. Doesn't get the press that Patou PH gets but it's equally good or better.
No I never have... I tried to find a bottle but Anooj is fresh out 😬
Most Excellent video! Nice treat for us doing a surprise first impression! 🙌👏 My “to-try” list is almost to the moon by now… 😂
Thank you for the learning! 🙏❤️
I keep knocking out bottles I want and more keep getting added 😂😂😂
Bal a Versailles is a favorite, I love that fragrance. I love how civet, orris, resins, florals and stirax smell in that fragrance, on my skin it is not excessively powdery by the way, I think it's well balanced.
Today I wear vtg Lapidus Pour homme great discovery thanks to your channel. Thank you mate!!!
Thank you for that DMR... I love Lapidus Pour Homme too...now you should try and hunt vintage Ted Lapidus pour homme from 1978 ... just as good of a fragrance as its 80s brother :)
Fortunate to have Patou PH. It was love at first sniff and obvious high quality ingredients were used. Love to hear your thoughts on an actual review of Dunhill Blend 30. On my list to obtain but is quite elusive.
Same thing happened with my only bottle of Antidote I acquired two months ago. It was used and when I open the package the sprayer is broken. Trying to get it fixed is a challenge.
Great video and great fragrances.
Thanks for watching RJ ... dunhill blend 30 is going to take a lot of full wearings for a true review but my initial impression is if you like Patou PH you will like Dunhill Blend 30... the two share a resemblence for sure 😊
I would easily take vert d’encens over tuscan leather or tobacco vanille. so good
I think it is one of the most underrated private blends...with my love of leather I dont know that I would take it over Tuscan Leather .. but it is really really good..if people would trust their nose and not the hype this would get much more love 😊
Great overview. I couldn't agree with you more about Vert D'Encens. Just and amazing fragrance I'll have to go after that some day for sure. ✌🏻
I recently learned Tobacco Oud is officially being discontinued soon... I just grabbed a bottle as well... there will be a rush for bottles soon 😬
Hey, still catching up on your vids from the past few days. Really enjoy these ramblings, hope you don't run out! I think we'll be good for a while.
Anyway, here's Syvaine's quote on Roja:
"Puredistance est une Maison de Parfum indépendante . Les nez travaillant en coulisse sur les Parfums de Puredistance sont Annie Buzantian à New York, Antoine Lie à Paris et Roja Dove à Londres, ce dernier est le seul qui ne soit pas parfumeur."
Translation:
"Puredistance is an independent Perfume House. The noses working behind the scenes on the Puredistance perfumes are Annie Buzantian in New York, Antoine Lie in Paris and Roja Dove in London, the latter is the only one who is not a perfumer."
I guess I can see how some people may interpret that to say Roja doesn't perfume his own fragrances. I believe the quote was not saying that, however. She's just stating that out of those three, Roja is the only one who is not a trained perfumer. It's almost more of a recognition that even though he's not technically a perfumer, he was able to perfume/create Puredistance M (in this case). As opposed to Lie and Buzantian, who studied/trained as perfumers.
Anyway, I think we just fall on different sides of the "is he a perfumer" question. If they one day reveal that he does have other perfumers creating his own fragrances, then so be it and I'll obviously accept it. But till then, I think it's just as valid to believe what he says vs. believe the opposite. At least we agree on a few gems in the collection. 👍
I appreciate you sharing the full quote regarding PureDistance. The quote I was referring to is in the Ghost Perfumer book where Gabe Oppenheim writes & I quote...
"And as for Roja's identity as a fragrance-formulator, which he assumed after his late-career departure from Guerlain (whose scents seemingly inspired his own, as mentioned above), it's playacting of superlative chutzpah ‐ by nearly all accounts public and private. A 1994 Daily Mail article referred to Roja as a 'make-up artist'. The Irish Times, 1997: Roja is a makeup application teacher. The Herald (of Glasgow) in 1998: Roja is 'essentially a perfume teacher'. Sylvaine Delacourte, former artistic director of Guerlain, in an email to me: 'Roja Dove was my student and did not study perfumery! Beaucop of lies in the industry!"
Pretty damning words, not my own but it makes me really question whether he is or isnt a perfumer.
The good news is you and I can definately agree there are some great scents from the brand that bear his Mr. Roger Bird's new name, Roja Dove. I just would like if there is a "Ghost Perfumer" situation there, I would love to know who created my favorite Diaghilev because it really does move me.
@@RamseytheRam Yeah, I saw the Gabe quotes as well but they're a bit anecdotal. I thought the Sylvaine that I quoted would be the most damning actually, if interpreted the negative way. Even her quote within the Gabe quote is not as direct. What was he a student of under Sylvaine? Does it preclude him from being a self-taught creator of fragrances? It just doesn't speak to any of it really. Again, I think both sides are valid at this point as there is no real proof either way. It's just the side that one wants to fall under. And that usually depends on how one sees the person.
Btw, switching subjects a bit, is there another version of the Bal a Versailles parfum? I'm interested in the one you're talking about (same one you mentioned during the amazing Liz Moore interview, btw), but prices for the parfum are all over the place on the bay. Is it just a matter of some sellers not knowing what they have or are there two iterations of the parfum/extrait?
You are a very fair evauator Interference... I guess we will find out in time... I have a HARD time believing someone who is not a perfumer could create such Beautiful fragrances...I want to believe Roja is the perfumer, but we just found out about how dirty the fragrance industry is so its hard to believe anything anymore🤷♂️
As far as Bal à Versailles parfum goes prices skyrocketed after Roja (go figure 🙄) featured it on the 5th floor of Harrods as one of the most important historical scents of all time and prices exploded. So that does go to show the influence he has on the fragrance world whether he is a perfumer or not is irrelevent to the fact that the man is a power in the frag world now a days, no question.
I dont know enough about Bla à Versailles different versions but if you can find the pure parfum like I have for a hundred or two bucks you will be very pleased. Just dont pay 1000 dollars for it to the scalpers 😆
@@RamseytheRam Haha, that was not planned. But now that you brought it up, he did feature it in that history of fragrance something or other video he did. Thanks for the advice and will be on the lookout for the pure parfum.
Pharrell Williams Girl is really good, but the name and bottle probably killed it. Is it a masculine? Is it a feminine? Girl? Huh? It's quite unique.
Yes very strange name and bottle... but it works beautifully... I think it leans masculine but very unique and it was an amazing buy for me for 23 bucks or whatever I paid for 100ml 🤌🤌🤌
Even if I have or have reviewed some or all of the perfumes in one of your awesome vids, I still watch. Why? Because you *don't* have flashy graphics and edits and multiple takes. Boiled down to its exterait form: you are REAL bro and in today's world where everyone is out for something free or for social media fame you are a true breath of fresh air (or should I say aldehydes? LOL). I, like you, go everywhere on the perfume spectrum (I avoid Clive & Roja though, prohibitively and unnecessarily expensive); yet even I was "made of money" I sure as hell wouldn't give it to those brands. I would rather support people like Liz Moores, Charna Ethier (Providence Perfume Co.) and Amber Jobin (Aether Arts Perfumes) because they are in it for the art and any profits they do get they put back into the brand to make it better and release more awesome jux! It is so funny I have a friend who drives me places and I have gifted him many scents as he is "one of us" he just don't know it yet! ;-) When he asks what am I wearing and I tell him he often stops me and says. "It's discontinued, huh?" I 7 out of 10 times say YEAH but you can find it if you are patient and smart about it. He has me staking out a bottle of Polo Double Black for him. I told him if he is really interested check out Ramsey the Ram on RUclips...smell swell & be well! xox
That's awesome John... thanks so much for the kind words.... literally the best compliment you could give to me 🥲💪🐏
I'M SEEING BEL AMI VETIVER 4 $150 4 100 ML...CHEAPEST EYE KAN FIND...ALSO WHAT ABOUT THA CURRENT FORMULATION OF BEL AMI
Skip the current formulation of Bel Ami in my opinion and go for Bel Ami Vetiver instead ... just keep an eye out for either the shaker bottle of bel ami or the first reformulation if you want the original Bel Ami 🙂
@@RamseytheRam 👍👍BEL AMI VETIVER IT IZ
hi Ramsey, on Discontinued Fragrances Part 6 said there was a fragrance similar to narciso rodriguez for him (edt) but you didn't say it, you said you would mention it later but I haven't heard about it since. Please could you say the fragance? thanksssss :)
Ohhh damn ... i dont remember exactly which one I was talking about but my guess is it was probably Tom Ford Noir Anthracite 🙂
@@RamseytheRam ah thank you very much for your reply! im a big fan of narciso hor him and im searching that kind of sad/ noltalgic mood
I think Noir Anthracite is actually the better frag... you will dig it 🤌🤌🤌
whats the most accurate source to determine if a fragrance is discontinued or not?
I dont know that answer... I go off Parfumo.net
I have the recent formulation of Bel Ami but I’m following your tip by buying the vetiver before it disappears. I need a bottle of Equipage but I’m wondering if I should get the Geranium bottle before that disappears. Any thoughts on the two equipage formulations?
Oaaafff the original is a classic no doubt... but very un true to form I prefer Equipage Geranium over the original 😬
@@RamseytheRam thanks Ramsey
@@colinbenfield326 I think the Belami Vetiver is very true to the shaker bottles, with a bit of vetiver. It's REALLY good.
Hey Ramsey! This time i have to disagree. Hermès is exactly known for amazing reformulations. Recently i had the chance to re-visit Rocabar, Eau d' Hermès, Equipage and Equipage Geranium, Bel ami and Bel ami Vetiver. All in the last bottle with the black cap and with all honesty, if one cant find the older formulations or keep up with the "price race" the newer batches are absolutely amazing and they cost less then 100 euros.
Thanks for watching & commenting Vitor ... i would go for their modern stuff on everything except Bel Ami 😊
Hi Ramsey, maybe I'm wrong, but I think this episode is "part 7" or "6.5" since part 6 was ruclips.net/video/0-V26Wiyylw/видео.html
Good catch! Thank you mate 🍻
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Thanks as always my friend 😊
@@RamseytheRam 🍻🍻🍻🍻