Most Iconic BARBERSHOP FRAGRANCES in History

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

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[@acevedobrooklyn]

Made it 300k woohoo Thats awesome congrats 🫂👏🏾💪🏽professor 🐐🐐🐐

[@Erickirsch]

Dolce and Gabbana ...I had the Bottle when it first came out. I loved that colone more than anything I ever had. It had a "take me away" vibe....everyone asked me what it was. I ran out....never been able to replace it

[@Spiralnebel_GB]

I grabbed an after shave of Lauder for Men 👍 Nice one. It reminds me Pour Monsieur from Pierre Cardin 😉

[@fragranceenthusiast5790]

The actor who was in the Lauder for Men adverts was Bruce Boxleitner. Thank you for the amazing video on my favourite type of fragrances and I will look forward to the second part very much. ❤

[@acevedobrooklyn]

Wonderful 🎉🎉🎉 Azzaro pour homme sotd Lets do this

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

Hello!!

[@ritael-helou5871]

These brought back a lot of memories. Great video.

[@Mibular]

I recently bought Esencia EDT for my Dad, age 80+; it went over well! I enjoy this scent immensely! I'm so happy I took a chance on it (based on your recommendation).

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

So glad it went over well. I love it too!

[@banzaiburger]

Caron pour un homme will always have a special place for me. You could say it helped launch my career. My boss loved it and I gifted a bottle to him one Christmas and he was thrilled with it.

[@dr.davidlee6001]

Great video! I look forward to the second part. I’m collecting these types of fragrances right now. I did think that Drakkar Intense was unrelated to Drakkar Noir though? I thought it was supposed to be an Intense take on the very original Drakkar. That’s what I heard somewhere?

[@benl5946]

Drakkar Intense smells completely different, and, despite its name, is less intense than even the reformulated Drakkar Noir imo

[@deadlyradiation7977]

Thank you - loved the history!

[@adriangaxiola8133]

Awesome video 💯😎🔥

[@cameliacristina1980]

Great list! Thanks for the ideas!💯💯💯

[@MrHorse-by3mp]

Some great picks here. Haven't tried all of them (might try to snap up the Lauders while they're still available) but still some favorites on this list for sure. I'll never be without the original Paco Rabanne for as long as it or I are around (whichever comes first.) Some great fragrances from that house (my 50ml of Tenere is one of the jewels of my collection) and really a disgrace that they took his first name off the brand name before his body was cold. Loewe is also a great house that deserves way more respect than it gets and Escencia is the embodiment of "green." Jules is spectacular but I would say near Kouros-level daring these days. Looking forward to part 2!

[@jessiewhite7783]

Cant wait for the modern video!

[@Ajack1710]

Lapidus pour Homme was my signature scent for twenty years

[@mattsmith1440]

What do you think of the current version? It smells great to me, but I'm no expert.

[@Ajack1710]

@mattsmith1440 it's not actually that bad, not as strong as the original, but for the price a solid pickup

[@555Lemmy666]

Interesting that you chose Cool Water over Zino from Davidoff. Cool water is more aquatic than fougere imo, while Zino is the stereotypical fougere.

[@lansvale28]

Cool water is still a fougere and one of the best selling fragrances ever (and most have never heard of zino)

[@PapierDeutscher]

Cool Water over Zino everyday.

[@OmarZ77]

More interesting he didn’t include Acqua di Parma Colonia. It is waay more fougere than Cool Water.

[@garysavage5274]

Zino has little, if anything, in common with every other fougere on this list. It's not a typical fougere at all.

[@faristont4561]

Nope. far from it. Zino should be completely forgotten. ain't nobody alive ever care about that fragrance so let's pretend it never exist

[@greggraham9785]

NICELY DONE AS USUAL Sebastián, how are you? This is a great video and list. That Aramis sounds good but I used to Wear Tuscany. Pleasures for men I need to try. Keep up the good work brother SOTD ROBERTO CAVALLI PARADISE FOUND

[@stangreen1564]

I really enjoy Le 3e Homme de Caron. I have not smelled Pour Un Homme de Caron.

[@GasFayce]

I preferred the Eternity Summer flanker, that one almost always smelled amazing!

[@Nathan-jc3uy]

Which eternity summer? There are so many.

[@dalehight1335]

More vintage content. Can't wait

[@11Elleve11]

See you in SF today!!!! Be there after 1pm!

[@Erickirsch]

Omg. Hugo Boss...reminds me of selling cable TV when it first became available. Customers loved it..around the DC area

[@Hellos789]

Perhaps tỏo new but Chanel Platinum Egoiste đoesnt make your top 20?

[@عطرغامضكلاسك]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏♥️

[@nunyabeazwarks4138]

Could you mention or do a video on fugeres for women or that are more unisex? I know Elizabeth Arden’s green tea line, and 4711 but any others would be helpful!

[@LauraSloman]

I second this! Replica At the Barber’s fit the bill for me, but is discontinued.

[@simonwesley711]

I still really enjoy cool water. Worn it on and off for years. Really nice after a shower and around the house as it doesn’t last ages. Dry down is still worth it!

[@vaportrails77]

Not sure if it’s a fougere. I think it’s more woody aromatic but Tabac Original from Maurer and Wirtz is so iconic as a barbershop scent that I would put it up there too. The best part is it still maintains the same formulation. From what I know. Good list though!

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

Apparently it's a soft floral musk. I need to buy a bottle!!

[@vaportrails77]

@ it’s so classy in an old school way. But with a sensibility for today’s branding of similar scents. It’s a perfect everyday scent!

[@robertebob]

I've got my own and it's Xerjoff Golden Green. Barbershop was my first thought after application. It's very underrated.

[@oTEMPE5To]

I enjoy the l'extreme version of duc de vervins. It lasts an easy 12 hours on me. Very potent. Smells amazing. My favorite take on the DNA. I might even prefer it over bon monsieur.

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

I should get it!! :)

[@mheberling5939]

Never tried Jules. Need to check it.

[@daviddixon2209]

A very good selection that would be a great shopping list for any alpha male. My sole correction would replace Versace Dreamer with Alfred Dunhill for Men, from 1936. Dreamer smells really watered down and cheap whereas Dunhill, which smells absolutely nothing like Dreamer is an absolute powerhouse of citrus and spice.

[@benl5946]

I always have a bottle of Drakkar Noir. I find it’s a great gym fragrance. But, I would be in the market for a fougere that should be sweeter and stronger. Suggestions?

[@justaddlight]

I've been saying the same thing about the new D&G PH for over a decade. 😄 They yanked that sweetness right out and replaced it with Tide powdered detergent. 😂 I do like the newest Boss Number One though in the modern bottle. There's less of it to be sure, but I think they refined some of the rougher edges so it's slightly better balanced imo.

[@SS-U23]

I like the classic once!🙂

[@brimagnyc]

Dolce and Gabbana was my signature scent in the 90s… Neutered is the perfect word to describe what they’ve done to it. My solution is that I layer it with the Dolce and Gabbana Intenso EDP and I think it gets as close as possible to the 90s version

[@carlito7863]

Have you try from Al Jazeera Alligator ? This one seems super good

[@adamrashid4100]

Mate you missrd Francisco Malto . Pls review it 🔥🔥🔥

[@xAvi-PR]

Sebastian , did you own the original Versace The Dreamer formulation? I remember it very vividly because it was my first big splurge back in 2000-01. I was really pumped to smell so many people wearing it like 10 years ago until I realized they were wearing One Million. No one seems to remember that the original formulation is very close to the Million dry down. The new formulation is completely different 😭😭

[@Papatroll]

Can I recommend Zaharoff signature pour homme, it’s beautiful!

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

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[@akayakunugi5286]

Thanks

[@adrirobledo08]

i wonder about your thoughts on j. del pozo fragrances! from 80's-2000's, especially "on el". dad said it just smells like coty's Aspen 😭

[@mheberling5939]

Want to check out Sung Homme as well.

[@Juanchomagro]

my favorites in the modern era are tom ford beau de jour, and nishane b612. the old era are platinum egoiste and coolwater

[@HBLW1975]

YSL Rive Gauche

[@Grinchy1230]

You are correct about Dolce& Gabbana Pour Homme the one with the square sticker is the older and best, I believe it was made in Italy and the new one is made in France or Germany.

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

The vintage from the mid 90s was the best so powerful

[@raulsaavedra709]

Some say Le Male is inspired by (or possibly a homage to) Cuba Gold, which is from 1979. They do smell quite similar.

[@heric_]

I think that story is false, as no one can actually prove that '79 is the year Cuba Gold was released. I think it's just a marketing story made up by a company that specializes in replicas ... that's all.

[@raulsaavedra709]

@@heric_ The exact year of the release is not critical. If it's not exactly 79, that still leaves many many years before 95 when Le Male was released. I guess there must be some evidence and records (sufficient number of people's anectodes) about Cuba Gold existing way before 1995.

[@davitaedmundson8241]

You should review Darren Alan’s line!!!

[@mheberling5939]

I had a bottle of Le male in 2002 and man it was so strong and so good. Now it’s so weak.

[@mattsmith1440]

FYI: to my nose, the drydown of the modern Azzaro Pour Homme smells identical to the drydown of Quorum. The openings are quite different, but the anise doesn’t last long in any case. There’s a big difference in cost, the former being four times the price where I am.

[@mark902]

i've heard the production of d&g pour homme is back under d&g control and also back in italy. is this true? have you tried a new "made in italy" bottle yet?

[@richuncle9689]

It's true. I own it. It's really good but still very different from original but better than France version

[@mark902]

@@richuncle9689 they should just change the name. if they are going to change the scent; change the name. but i might try giving it a sniff soon.

[@moondust013]

My first bf always wore Cool Water, I loved it. 🌹

[@leruditdelafonte]

I see barbershop, I hit like!

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

Love it.

[@jeremyhyde6151]

I would definitely give Eternity Eau de Parfum a try, it’s very very strong herb-forward and isn’t as weak as the current EDT. Unlike Eternity Parfum. Eternity EDP is definitely in line with the original.

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

Will do.

[@tomaszk1548]

Hi. I think you left out the icon Worth pour Homme.

[@clerouxbotha2784]

18:51 bottle design reminds of the Twin Towers building Fabulous fragrance

[@abusihaa6396]

All the Dunhill Edition, D & G pour homme & Davidoff Cool Water have been really watered down what you get now is like the shadow of what these fragrances used to be

[@zdenkolitavski9162]

Now you get deodorant.. 90s edt was exdp..

[@AishaAranda-p6k]

📷📷 Next lists we want: Chypre Musk Citruss

[@adriangaxiola8133]

That would be awesome

[@misterkatz100]

I might be wrong but a think a part of this narrative about perfumery being watered down is perhaps a misconception. In the 80s and 90s and even the 00s the fragrances were more potent but some were probably due to less regulation. In my understanding perfumery today is more safe because a lot of ingredients were possible unsafe or hormone disruptive. Personally I would like to choose oak moss even though it has a higher chance of allergy reaction but I am sure some of the the things they put in those powerhouses were straight up “lethal” (maybe not lethal but you get my point). I mean lead in tapestry and asbestos in the walls wasn’t the way to go and neither 😂 It would be interesting to listen to some of the big players in this game to get a better insight in a somewhat closed industry 🤓

[@ZekeBeTrill]

Never knew Cool water was a Fougere. Would Green Irish Tweed considered one as well?

[@vetiwearerdaimyo1592]

D&G Pour Homme, find 2017 made in France it is the best version after the og

[@giloro85]

Floris is British based, but originally a Spanish house. It was the house of Flores!😊

[@mariusjohnson7193]

I Own Pleasures Intense, very green & herbal🥬🍅💯

[@mianmanzoor9063]

Le Male has more depth compared to pour un homme EDT. Sadly i dried my old vintage bottle of Azzaro.I may hunt the intense or Parfum edition.

[@miles-178]

I also agree and have current Azzaro Pour Homme and agree it´s one of the greatest fougere ever made .. still in these days although is lighter, it´s still enough for today´s society to accept it - right measure of streght

[@AishaAranda-p6k]

Put 👍🏼 like if u want updated patchouli list

[@bradleygriffeth4403]

Givenchy Gentleman Original is still great, Versace L'Homme and PS Cologne are beasts, as well as Giorgio Beverly Hills Men is still enjoyable.

[@romancg]

I miss the original D&G so much… all i get From the new one are hints of fading memories… so sad

[@mariaineshansen7717]

Wow Sebastián congrats❤❤❤❤❤ 300k♥️❤️♥️🍸🫶🏽

[@uniquesst]

Pasha de Cartier Fraicheur Menthe Is an amazing Barber shop scent but hard to find.

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

Do they even have that one anymore? I don't see it. But I like the sound of it! :)

[@norarazaai2067]

New West both men & women’s were sssssso goood!!!!

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

Yes I loved those Aramis scents.

[@mianmanzoor9063]

Ted Lapidus doesn't feel like fougere to my nose.

[@987mikka]

Boss number one is the beast

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

I love it

[@dallashutchins798]

Maison margiela at the barbers

[@mheberling5939]

Eternity used to be my go to during college around 1996. It’s nothing like it once was. Such a waste now.

[@aaronramnarain8142]

You forgot to mention that Versace's The Dreamer was the last creation under Gianni Versace's direction before he was assassinated; otherwise great history lesson, Azzaro and Paco Rabanne Pour Homme are goated

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

Can’t forget something I wasn’t aware of lol yes I knew he got murdered in 1997, but didn’t realize that was the story. Thanks for letting us know.. 😀

[@ifteykharulislam]

Make video for rose & oud fragrance

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

I’m thinking about it. Stay tuned!

[@duttatreyobagchi9711]

Yes plz

[@masterminaei]

The new All saints rose oud is amazing

[@AndyBarbosa96]

How could you miss Dior Sauvage 1964? Probably the best fougère ever made.

[@Ceko]

What happened to your JPG can????

[@ivantrudeau8974]

Pasha Cartier RULES.😁

[@danieljohnson1924]

You know the Floris company was founded by a Spanish immigrant in London right? If you didn't know that - then we'll smelt indeed!

[@Fragnuance]

Aramis 1965 is missing

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

It's a woody leather chypre fragrance. Not a barbershop fougere! :)

[@carlito7863]

👍👍👍

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

Hello there!!

[@salehbijou3741]

No Platinum Egoiste !!!

[@monamarlowe]

I can assure SUNG is still HUNG 😂

[@arto2180]

clubman?

[@cityslacker6221]

I miss the old Floris Santal with real sandalwood.

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

that was good.

[@valueink]

Can't make a barbershop list without the almighty Platinum Egoisite

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

The world is an amazing place. I can leave off a fragrance if I want to off of my lists! ;)

[@kyriakoskitsios]

Where is Paco Rabanne ? And...Gucci envy ?

[@ejude83]

Envy is discontinued

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

When did Gucci Envy become a fougere? Its a woody amber. Besides it's discontinued. I specifically said all fragrances are still selling and on the market. You must have missed Paco Rabanne because it's in the video! :)

[@putocardi]

Ok... i tought it would be a diferent video... but in the end the same old fragrances you mentioned before... meh...

[@sergiosilveira25]

Where is Drakkar Noir?

[@ThePerfumeGuy]

Keep searching it’s there don’t blink you’ll find it.

[@sergiosilveira25]

​@@ThePerfumeGuyYes 😂

[@MLO860.]

To me, barbershop fragrances aren't aromatic fougeres, they are powdery, lightly floral, etc. like talcum powder.

[@عطرغامضكلاسك]

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