Pour Homme Grauton Parfums 2023
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Madame Wears Pour Homme
I’m actually not the Madame type, if by Madame one understands the German meaning of a somewhat more refined lady. I’m more the type "I’m neither a young lady, nor beautiful, can go home unaccompanied."
Perhaps that’s why I also quite enjoy wearing one or another men’s fragrance, sometimes even believing that it suits me.
Normally, I wouldn’t emphasize this, but when a fragrance is explicitly called Pour Homme, for men and nothing else, then it might be worth mentioning that as a cis woman, I find this scent quite wearable for myself and can also imagine it on other women. And yes, on men too, of course.
It’s a power scent. Use it sparingly, otherwise it can be overwhelming.
Oakmoss isn’t always my friend, and even here, less would be more. However, this is complaining at a high level, as it is already an art to compose so many components, namely 30 (in words: thirty) into a harmonious whole, which has clearly been achieved here. Alongside the green strength, there is also something slightly soapy detectable, a bit of wood, a bit of spice,... You know, the whole is more than the sum of its parts.
According to his own statement (source homepage Grauton), Martin Fuhs taught himself the art of perfumery. All I can say is: Respect. If he claimed he learned it from Francis Kurkdjian or whoever, I wouldn’t have doubted that either.
Grauton is a charming little house that offers affordable exclusivity with a personal touch. My sample kit also included a business card with a small handwritten greeting on the back. May many more beautiful fragrances follow, Mr. Fuhs!
Perhaps that’s why I also quite enjoy wearing one or another men’s fragrance, sometimes even believing that it suits me.
Normally, I wouldn’t emphasize this, but when a fragrance is explicitly called Pour Homme, for men and nothing else, then it might be worth mentioning that as a cis woman, I find this scent quite wearable for myself and can also imagine it on other women. And yes, on men too, of course.
It’s a power scent. Use it sparingly, otherwise it can be overwhelming.
Oakmoss isn’t always my friend, and even here, less would be more. However, this is complaining at a high level, as it is already an art to compose so many components, namely 30 (in words: thirty) into a harmonious whole, which has clearly been achieved here. Alongside the green strength, there is also something slightly soapy detectable, a bit of wood, a bit of spice,... You know, the whole is more than the sum of its parts.
According to his own statement (source homepage Grauton), Martin Fuhs taught himself the art of perfumery. All I can say is: Respect. If he claimed he learned it from Francis Kurkdjian or whoever, I wouldn’t have doubted that either.
Grauton is a charming little house that offers affordable exclusivity with a personal touch. My sample kit also included a business card with a small handwritten greeting on the back. May many more beautiful fragrances follow, Mr. Fuhs!
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And thanks for the nice reply :) :) :)
And yes, many can wear this fragrance.
A bright spot in today’s fragrance world.
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