Terrific Tobacco Trio

Tobacco Fragrances to round out your fall & winter evening wear collection.
In this review:
1. Calvin Klein - CK One Shock
2. Paco Rabanne - 1 Million Prive
3. Azzaro - Wanted By Night
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[@jamesmueller5102]

Great review!

[@sosofoyoyo]

Big Love from morroco

[@FragranceExplorer]

Hi There! Thanks for the recommendation.

[@frankalicea5877]

Very good video. I own Wanted by Night, CK Shock and PR Prive is on the way. I also like Red Tabbaco by Mancera, very good fragrance for winter. Is loud, project like a beast. Sophisticated and super long lasting. Over 12hr with just 3 sprays a most have.👍

[@FragranceExplorer]

Hi There! Thanks for the recommendation!

[@stevec.1319]

you are truly a smooth presenter and thank you for your excellent reviews. i haven't tried the other 2; but "wanted by night" is on my 5 worst frags list... at number 2.

[@FragranceExplorer]

Hi Steve - Thanks for the kind words. I can see how Wanted By Night is definitely an acquired taste. I really do think the Cumin adds some bitterness that some people may find off putting. Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop a note!

[@stevec.1319]

Cumin Wow! i'd been trying to place that note, all the synthetic aromatics and Cumin, yep. That's it. Thanks bud

[@ismael85]

wanted by night is great.. the openning is a bit strong but after that vanilla comes in place.. and it becomes great

[@patrickbateman4541]

I really need to get onto wanted by night! Never tried it

[@FragranceExplorer]

Hey There Patrick. Sorry for the late reply. Wanted By Night may be a bit of an acquired taste. There’s some bracing bitterness with the Cumin that might not suit everyone. I enjoy it, especially when the weather is cold. Thanks for checking in!

[@joecochran7797]

I happen to own CK Shock and I think it is a super bang for your buck if you are wanting a tobacco scent. When you say you layer it with other scents can I ask how do you wear it and how do you apply it?

[@FragranceExplorer]

Hi Joe - When I layer CK One Shock with something like The One EDP, I spritz The One on first. Normally around the back of my neck to help extend the performance. Then I'll spritz the CK One Shock directly on top of the first frag's location. You're basically creating a new blend. The key is finding fragrances that have notes that don't clash. If you stick within the same olfactory family this normally works out fairly well.

[@joecochran7797]

@@FragranceExplorer - Good to know and thank you for replying.