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Cèdre 06130 - Zéro Six Cent-Trente 2003

6.5 / 10 11 Ratings

A perfume by 06130 - Zéro Six Cent-Trente for men, released in 2003. The scent is woody-spicy. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Woody

Spicy

Powdery

Floral

Citrus

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Bergamot

Grapefruit

Mandarin orange Violet

Violet

Heart Notes

Nutmeg

Cardamom

Cedarwood

Base Notes

Amber

Musk

Sandalwood Vetiver

Vetiver

Perfumer

Raphaël Haury

Ratings

Scent

6.511 Ratings

Longevity

6.86 Ratings

Sillage

4.65 Ratings

Bottle

5.516 Ratings

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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/10/2017

9Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Taskphorce
55 Reviews

Taskphorce

2

"Uplifting and tranquil"

If you are like me, then your nose periodically (often) needs a break from the loud, intense, beastly fragrances that permeate your nostrils for 12-18 hours, often causing a massive headache. Why do I do this to myself over and over again, I ask.
Cèdre by 06130 is one of the fragrances I will reach for when I need a versatile scent that requires no thought of the setting, weather, appropriate clothing,etc.. A concoction of subtle spices, super soft florals, laundry-like musk.....and a whisper of citruses....none of which stand out over the other. It's hard to rate any of these notes as "intense"...rather, they are all working pleasantly/gently together in harmony. After applying, the first thought that came to mind was standing outside on a spring day, flowers and trees blooming, while hanging clothes just out of the wash machine out to dry on the clothesline. There isn't much more to the description other than what has been said already in previous reviews...it is a mixture of subtle spices, clean musk, light citruses and florals. The composition isn't too powdery and it isn't too soft. It's just right. This is my kind of fragrance. A solid 8.5/10 rating.

06/13/2016

8Scent 7Longevity 5Sillage

Daisyvision
90 Reviews

Daisyvision

Helpful Review 2

Softspoken Cèdre

Discreet is the perfect adjective for this. If you're not looking for a sillage monster, and are drawn to warm woody scents, definitely check this one out. It's just such a pleasant and soft blend, nothing in this blend competes for dominance, each notes plays together beautifully, complementing one another perfectly. One of the better offerings from 06130!

09/20/2014

7Scent 5Longevity 2.5Sillage

Palonera
467 Reviews

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Palonera

Top Review 18

In Love. Almost.

No - it wasn't love at first breath.
Not on the second, third, or fourth either.
And actually, even now, at the end of the fourth testing day, no love has ignited between "Cèdre" and me; I feel neither deep affection nor overwhelming enthusiasm.
But I am taken with this unobtrusive companion, who does nothing wrong and thus does everything right, who does not push forward anywhere and does not take anyone's breath away, who neither ingratiates himself nor marks himself as the strong man on my feminine skin.
This makes him a sympathetic figure, a good friend - but is there more?

"Cèdre" opens with a herbaceous, slightly rubbery-synthetic and damp, musty accord that resembles the sultry mists in my bathroom when I've reached for a shower gel designed for men's skin.
Not aquatic-fresh-clean, rather masculine-spicy and not quite so clean - that is ensured by the dark, warm, and slightly indecent undertone that I love so much in fragrances like "Testostérone" and "Askew," and I can also appreciate in more affordable creations, provided neither the perfumer nor the wearer miscalculates the dosage.

For quite a while, damp, greenish nuances reminiscent of the heavy scents of nature after a prolonged summer rain alternate with warm, spicy leather wood, before, over the course of a few hours, the dark elements intensify, thereby evoking my associations with the heartbreaker from Sentifique.
A hint of incense wafts in the background, that resinous-aromatic one that really shouldn't be there, which perhaps is just leading me by the nose and is nonetheless so perceptible, closely paired with spicy dark wood.

That is fine, without a doubt, I like it, no question - but: All these nuances develop and unfold so close to the skin that nose and wrist must form a unit for hours to ensure that no facet is missed.
With every centimeter of distance between skin and nose, the notes blur, the impression becomes more indistinct, arbitrary, and ultimately meaningless - a scent that lives in proximity, for and from intimacy, drawing its strength from dim light and muted volume.
And from unexpected tenderness, which surprises me time and again when we lie side by side on the musk bed a handful of hours later, skin to skin, clean and gentle and warm - I almost fall in love with these last breaths after all.
But only almost.

04/24/2010

7Scent 7.5Longevity

Apicius
1328 Reviews

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Apicius

Helpful Review 4

An expensive perfume among many cheap ones

Cédre is a very bitter perfume. The grapefruit in the top notes contributes to this, which then transitions to the woody and spicy notes.

In style, it is probably an Oriental. It belongs in a corner alongside Minotaure by Paloma Picasso, Nicos Sculpture, Laura Biagiotti's Uomo, but also Body Kouros, with which it perhaps shares the most similarities. Cédre is more expensive and - it must be said - also a bit more noble than the aforementioned. Penetrating sweetness and vanilla-like volume, which are so characteristic of this fragrance direction, are hardly present here or are only executed very subtly. Instead, there is a hint of a tarry, coal-like direction. And also a lot of sandalwood, more than cedar.

The mysterious violet blooms here completely in secrecy. Nutmeg is responsible for the bitter spiciness. And there is the rarely used spice cardamom! And quite pronounced! I learned to appreciate this very ethereal spice in Ronaldo Esper's Millesimè. I think it significantly elevates the fragrance here as well.

Cédre is a balancing act. Of course, there are hints of village disco. In this direction, there is so much in the very cheap fragrances. Perhaps that is why Cédre has a hard time asserting itself with its proud price. But somehow this fragrance just manages to curve around and distinguishes itself from the cheap ones with its precise, dry nature. Still, it remains difficult. I see it as a drier Body Kouros. It may have its justification, but I don't need it.

Cèdre 06130 - Zéro Six Cent-Trente 2003

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