Paco Rabanne pour Homme
Paco Rabanne pour Homme has been doing this since 1973, and nobody has done rosemary better since.
How it moves
Up top: rosemary, lavender, bergamot, lemon and basil. Enjoy them; they will not stay. The middle belongs to carnation, sage, geranium and cinnamon. What is left hours later is oakmoss, honey, amber, musk, Tonka Bean and leather, and that is the part people follow you for.
Who made it
Jean Martel composed it in 1973, for Paco Rabanne in France. The house's 1973 debut masculine, a classic barbershop fougère of lavender, rosemary and oakmoss that remains a value legend.
Wear it for less
There are 1 ways to wear this for less. The closest costs $20 — $16 back in your pocket, and nobody standing near you will know.
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- What smells like Paco Rabanne pour Homme?
- We list 1 bottle built to smell like it, including Divine Amberosia by Bujairami.
- What is the cheapest alternative to Paco Rabanne pour Homme?
- Divine Amberosia by Bujairami, at $20 for 100ml. Prices are read from each shop and re-checked.
- How much cheaper are the alternatives?
- Paco Rabanne pour Homme is listed at $35. The bottles that smell like it run from $20 to $20.
- Who made Paco Rabanne pour Homme?
- It was composed by Jean Martel, released in 1973 for Paco Rabanne.