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Garrigue Maitre Parfumeur et Gantier for men
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The Mediterranean Sea, the dry and parched earth which gives off aromatic scents inspired the making of Garrigue fragrance, which belongs to the Les Aromatiques collection. Lemon and bergamot make it fresh, while thyme, rosemary and sage reveal its true nature.
It is available in 100 ml bottles, as well as 500 ml refills. Garrigue was launched in 1988. The nose behind this fragrance is Jean-Paul Millet Lage.
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Garrigue Fragrance Reviews
Lana Lool
This smells incredibly similar to Chanel Platinum Egoiste, only slightly more subtle, and unfortunately on me, I also get a "wet dog" not. I frequently get this with a certain herb mixed with citrus, and also get the wet dog with Guerlain's Imperial. So, I prefer others to this mixture. Now the Racine on the other hand, that is sublime on me.
Jan
15
2012
15
2012
mg998
The perfume was received today....very good and very manly. On this the egoiste platinum was created. They have a lot o similRities and i beleive that if you put platinum with moschino forever, another very nice perfume, you get the garrigue. Give it a try.....10/10 sillage, longevity etc. herbs, mediterranean herbs with citrus and some spice....a perfect compination that gives you freshness all day
Jun
27
2011
27
2011
marioslg1
my cousin said that this is the best perfume from MPG and one of the best for men. She also said that whoever smelled this once, was in love from the first sniff. I ordered it yesterday on line as it is not available in Cyprus. Will revert with comments once received but as I see from the ingredients, it whould be something like the fantastic Rive Gauche pour homme....will see!
Jun
14
2011
14
2011
sherapop
Salty sea water meets lightly citronized fresh herbs in MPG GARRIGUE, a high-quality fragrance with a somewhat standard cologne-type masculine base. The saltiness and aquatic feeling of GARRIGUE would make it ideal for hot weather.
I find the base of this composition more masculine than feminine, but the sage, thyme, and rosemary blend together to produce a subtle herbaceousness that will appeal to many, whether wearers or those in their midst.
The longevity is pretty good for a fragrance of this type, and the sillage is medium, so GARRIGUE is probably not the best choice for those who prefer that their perfuming habits remain well-kept secrets to which only insiders are privy.
Jun
08
2010
08
2010
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