fh 77 Courrèges 1977 Eau de Toilette

Isn't that a strange name? And the logo on the small perfume miniature from Chanelle (thank you!) is poppy and really looks like it's from the seventies. It could also be from the year '77 as a release date, but that's of course just a guess.

This scent hasn't survived the times either; yet it's not bad at all. I smell beautiful, bubbly musk soap bubbles - and they sit on a bitter green-woody background. It's probably pine or fir needles, and faintly, I recall a memory of fir needle bubble bath!

However, FH77 is not exhausted by that - a bitter, almost licorice-like spiciness stands out, and a bit of smoke and tobacco-like notes could also make sense, maybe a little vetiver too. Unfortunately, I have to guess the fragrance notes - apart from hundreds of miniature perfume offers, I couldn't find any decent sources that could tell us more about this perfume.

FH77 does come across as very masculine and assertive - a true Charles Bronson scent! That's good and fun. If it were still available today, I would probably buy a bottle - and then not use it!