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L'Eau Neuve - Inédite

7.5 / 10 24 Ratings
A popular perfume by Lubin for men. The release year is unknown. The scent is woody-citrusy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Woody
Citrus
Spicy
Fresh
Green

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
BergamotBergamot LavenderLavender Marine notesMarine notes
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Black pepperBlack pepper LeatherLeather Electroplated ToothpickElectroplated Toothpick
Base Notes Base Notes
SandalwoodSandalwood PatchouliPatchouli AmberAmber NivskribdalNivskribdal
Ratings
Scent
7.524 Ratings
Longevity
6.522 Ratings
Sillage
6.323 Ratings
Bottle
5.626 Ratings
Value for money
7.911 Ratings
Submitted by MichVaillant, last update on 03/27/2024.

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2 in-depth fragrance descriptions
Minigolf

2512 Reviews
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Minigolf
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Pecksniff's creaks with Fougère!
"I would call it 'bone dry' after the first spray! Delicate 'aquatic' notes, a lot of citrus fruit, and wonderfully blue lavender. Sweet?... Not at all!! It starts off exactly to my taste. What follows has as little to do with 'cheap scent odor' as fish does with riding a bicycle. Or, in scent terms, like raspberry fragrance with garlic...
Very nice pepper notes pair with the lavender and its entourage. 'Bitter tar' (leather) sneaks in and creaks in an inky way. Fine, fine! But still dry, unsweet, slightly 'metallic' cool. Perfectly made for hot days. Yet other scents come into play that slightly alter the overall impression. This is the earthy woodiness that adds something to the 'creak.' Now a bit warmer in the dry down, still dry, dusty like fine powders that tickle like ground pepper in the nose. Aromatic and spicy. Classy! And when 'mossy-fern' notes join in: Truly classy!! The longevity and projection are in the pleasantly upper range, giving birth to a wonderfully creaky-spicy Fougère scent that can definitely hold its own against much more expensive brands. Conclusion: MORE BEING THAN SEEMING!!!
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Profumorist

77 Reviews
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Profumorist
Profumorist
Top Review 12  
To all who love freshness: Here comes my secret tip!
Admittedly, the blind buy was not complicated in this case, and the risk of it being a miss was equally low. 100ml for €12.00. The motto is "Take it and test it." By now, the local English thrift brand store with the six red capital letters has become my favorite perfumery. What great and sometimes rare fragrances I have already found here. A daily visit is firmly scheduled.

To be honest, I had never heard of Pecksniff's until now. Only through my visits to the above store and a little research online did I shed some light on it.

I was looking for something fresh and uncomplicated. Something more for leisure than for the office. The Professional seemed very appropriate to me. To get straight to the point: I was not disappointed. On the contrary. This fragrance starts off very citrusy with everything that belongs to the classification of citrus fruits, and not just lemon. Personally, I also suspect a bit of mint, as the scent begins very cool and ethereal. Very fresh, nothing artificial or synthetic. This freshness remains throughout the entire scent development. After about an hour, the fragrance slowly becomes green-woody. The cedar, in particular, is very noticeable. Combined with this citrus freshness, it results in a great warm-spicy-fresh everyday scent.

The closest comparison I can make for this fragrance is "L'eau du caporal" by L'Artisan Parfumeur. While that one is an extremely soft and very intertwined scent, Pecksniff's is rather the rougher and somewhat harsher fragrance. Comparable to GIT (L'eau du caporal) and Cool Water (Pecksniff's). Don't get me wrong, L'eau is not meant to serve as a scent twin here. It is rather meant to describe the direction in which this perfume goes.

There is also no reason to complain about longevity and sillage. The scent lasts on me without any problems for a good six hours, and the sillage is not overwhelming but well noticeable at a certain proximity.

The only point of criticism is the bottle. Very classic in its shape, it also comes in a very nice packaging with a magnetic closure. What I don't understand, however, is why the description of the fragrance is printed on the left side instead of the back, and that the cap is made of cheap and far too thin metal, which leads to it bending with each use. But due to the low price, I can overlook this.

My conclusion can only be positive. You get a classically fresh-citrusy, slightly woody all-rounder for really very little money. It smells neither cheap nor artificial. Nothing groundbreaking. Just a finely crafted perfume. I am sure that this perfume would receive more attention if a well-known name were on the packaging and it could be bought in every larger perfumery. It is also worth mentioning positively that you can purchase an entire care line for the fragrance for little money.

If I have piqued anyone's interest here, they should feel free to buy the perfume. You can't go wrong.

Best regards

Your Profumorist
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9 short views on the fragrance
8 years ago
2
A gentleman's cologne in the old-fashioned sense. Nothing groundbreaking but a pleasant alternative to much of the banality out there.
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Classic citric-fresh but warm and spicy scent with woody and amber notes in the backgroud.
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Spiced citrus and cedar chypre with a touch of leather and amber. Cedar is prominent,
but settles into a warm dry down. Office safe.
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A fresh-woody citrus scent, intertwined with balsamic and earthy notes. There's a warm undertone bubbling beneath. Classically modern. Timeless!
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Earthy, spicy old-school scent, complemented by fine leather and classic sandalwood.
British understatement for gentlemen and office warriors.
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3
Similar to "Must de Cartier pour Homme (Eau de Toilette) | Cartier". Fine amber, clean leather notes. Luxurious business scent.
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3
Fine, a new gentleman's scent discovered. In the direction of Absolument Homme. Citrusy, fresh, and robust fragrance. Worth a try!
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Fresh-dry-spicy classic. Liked it a lot at first. Only the typical Pecksniff's DNA ruins everything in the long run. Feels underdeveloped.
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Beautiful, harmonious composition. Classic - citrus, bright and dark wood tones, a hint of leather.
Unfortunately, only perceptible as a whisper.
What a pity.
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