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The ultimate shaving cream king
If there's one barbershop scent that's handcrafted, well-made, and wholly shaving cream, it's Rive Gauche.
He is very fresh, also soapy, in the Drydown then creamy becoming. Through and through he acts masculine, but renounces the often old-fashioned tobacco and leather thunderstorm of some competitors. That makes it wearable. I see him, however, rather on a man from the late 30s.
Sadly, the opening of barbershops even in small towns has had no effect on a new rise of Fougere fragrances. And so this fragrance has now been discontinued, despite being a masterpiece. But for what? For the 26th flanker of L'Homme? For the all inconsequential new creations in the Y range? I hope the folks at L'Oreal aren't shooting down one legend after another now. Maybe they need a new cash cow, but hopefully not at the expense of all the masterpieces from YSL.
He is very fresh, also soapy, in the Drydown then creamy becoming. Through and through he acts masculine, but renounces the often old-fashioned tobacco and leather thunderstorm of some competitors. That makes it wearable. I see him, however, rather on a man from the late 30s.
Sadly, the opening of barbershops even in small towns has had no effect on a new rise of Fougere fragrances. And so this fragrance has now been discontinued, despite being a masterpiece. But for what? For the 26th flanker of L'Homme? For the all inconsequential new creations in the Y range? I hope the folks at L'Oreal aren't shooting down one legend after another now. Maybe they need a new cash cow, but hopefully not at the expense of all the masterpieces from YSL.
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