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Spicy Wild Prouvé 1988

7.5 / 10 43 Ratings

A perfume by Prouvé for men, released in 1988. The scent is sweet-oriental. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Sweet

Oriental

Spicy

Woody

Floral

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Lavender

Juniper

Bergamot

Coriander

Orange

Yextrundop

Heart Notes

Geranium

Aniseed

Pepper

Base Notes

Amber

Patchouli

Musk

Vanilla

Cedar

Oakmoss

Sandalwood

Zimthoplax

Perfumer

Philippe Romano

Ratings

Scent

7.543 Ratings

Longevity

7.229 Ratings

Sillage

6.925 Ratings

Bottle

8.445 Ratings

Submitted by Kankuro · last update on 02/10/2025.

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Interesting Facts

In 2007 the scent was released as a limited edition in the specially manufactured crystal bottle "Louxor".

Smells similar

What the fragrance is similar to

Lalique pour Homme Cristal - Le Faune Edition Limitée 2001

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The Afternoon of a Faun

Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/10/2025

7.5Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

jamessub69
81 Reviews

jamessub69

1

my opinion only

Lalique Pour Homme Le Faune is a well-rounded fragrance that can seamlessly transition from daytime to evening wear. Its unique blend of citrus, spice, and woodsy notes makes it versatile and appealing. The craftsmanship and quality of Lalique are evident in every spritz, making it a worthy addition to any fragrance collection.

For those seeking a scent that is both timeless and modern, Lalique Pour Homme Le Faune is an excellent choice. It's a fragrance that complements the refined gentleman, leaving a lasting impression of elegance and charm

08/10/2011

7Scent

Locke
5 Reviews

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Locke

2

Quite a Sweet Brew

I acquired this based on the intriguing comment from Chanelle Le Faune on the internet. Overall, the stuff is indeed quite sweet and not a "Must Have" - but it definitely deserves a few words from me about Le Faune. It starts with a nice bergamot note, which quickly fades away. I also smell a lovely combination of airy (as Apicius often writes) lavender and grounded juniper, which I wouldn't have recognized well without help from this site. The two somewhat weaken each other, and then the orange comes into play for me. So far, so good. For me, the barely present or very quickly passing heart note is the problem. I smell neither pepper nor geranium, and only a hint of anise with a bit of goodwill. Immediately, I am confronted with the strongly ambered base note. The amber really comes through and creates the warm sweetness for me in combination with the (not soapy) musk and sandalwood. If you like that, you will feel quite at home here. The amber is too strong for me, but I am compensated by a very nice vanilla note with a bit of patchouli in the final stages of the fragrance development. Overall, this is something for men looking for something sweet. It can definitely also be worn by women.

07/24/2011

9Scent 7.5Longevity

Chanelle
752 Reviews

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Chanelle

Top Review 14

It's freezing in the thick winter coat....

This summer, which is actually a winter, inspired me to continue the series "Men's fragrances that women love." With a scent that has a goat as its logo. Actually, it's a faun, which can be equated with a satyr, so a cross between a human and a billy goat, who lives in the woods, plays the flute, and has an insatiable sex drive. Does that say anything about the scent?
No. It is not a seduction scent, which I consider fragrances like Le Male, Armani Code, LP No. 9, and the like. My partner, who uses all these fragrances and also the faun, only brings it out for certain occasions that do not take place near a bed, but rather for events like "First dinner at future mother-in-law's" or "Job interview" or "Meeting with the bank guy about a mortgage."
I like the scent just as much as his others. And it's a little bit sexy too, although not so much that you recognize it immediately. By the way, it is presented here in Eau de Parfum concentration.
The top note is not as spicy as one might think based on the notes included, but rather lavender-orange and slightly creamy-spicy, which I find very nice.
The heart note then becomes more masculine, spicier, and also woodier, but the macho note only comes in with restrained foam; a floral note makes it very pleasant for my feminine nose. The anise note gives it a light, sweet freshness kick, the special aspect of this scent.
The base, supposedly full of heavy notes, ensures that the scent lingers; it lasts very well and is very present, with great sillage, and also gives it a velvety, slightly animalistic orientation.
A great scent, tasteful and underrepresented, I think.
Guys, dare to try it!
It doesn't smell like an old goat, but like a young advertising designer!

08/09/2010

Deep666
39 Reviews

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Deep666

1

Complex-sweet

I had that one too. Unfortunately, I don't see it in any perfumery anymore. It elicited some interesting reactions. A sweet, complex scent with a slight animalistic touch. I have rarely smelled anything similar.