B*Men by Mugler

B*Men 2004

IcedMan
05/30/2010 - 05:33 PM
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To be, or not to be....

Describing B*Men is very brief:

The top note for me is like a shopping trip in the fruit section. I perceive an indefinable citrus freshness that disappears after just about a minute. I walk straight through the fruit section to the spice shelf. In my nose, B*Men quickly turns into A*Men

After the spice shelf, I urgently need to buy chocolate...

What I really perceive from B*Men are the classic A*Men components: honey, jasmine, coffee, lily of the valley, patchouli, tar, cedar, amber, benzoin, caramel, musk, chocolate, tonka bean, vanilla...

And now here it comes: I find A*Men truly exceptionally great, so how could I not like B*Men. A milestone in fragrance history...

(Anyone who doesn't know A*Men yet should test B*Men first as a "gateway drug," since the minimally fruity opening provides a little grace period until the typical A*Men scent overwhelms you)
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2 Comments
KankuroKankuro 16 years ago
I tested B*Men a few years ago, and in my opinion, it didn't smell at all like A*Men. To me, it smelled like an old man, a bit spicy and like vetiver. But that was quite a while ago ;)
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Andi136Andi136 16 years ago
You should try Hypnose Homme by Lancome. I found it smells very, very similar.
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