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Jazz Prestige by Yves Saint Laurent is a Oriental Fougere fragrance for men. Jazz Prestige was launched in 1993. Top notes are coriander, lavender, green notes, fruity notes, pepper, nutmeg flower, anise and bergamot; middle notes are carnation, cypress, ginger, cinnamon, jasmine, caraway, rose and geranium; base notes are leather, sandalwood, amber, patchouli, benzoin, coconut, oakmoss and cedar.
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smels very strong and bitter. smilar to ungaro III but strong.
Me too! Couldn't smell most of notes. Confusing but still play like a lion! Not genuine like jazz, but sophisticated. Since I have Jazz and Live Jazz I'm not excited to have this one, although if I want I can't get! So rare these days.
It can be a bit softer but more spicy and more herbal than both Jazz and Live Jazz. Great for whose taste is base on herbals, but personally, I couldn't discern it, I thought it's Jazz.
Lots of notes listed but I can't detect many of them. Instead, this is a well-executed blend that has certain qualities. It is "soapy" (mostly lavender, I'd guess, along with synthetic musks used in laundry detergents), fruity (muted, light, a little lemony and minty), powdery (in a laundry detergent way, though not as synthetic or irritating as one finds in many recent fragrances), and tobacco-like. There is a very light spicy quality too, but good luck detecting much else. If you are expecting "Old School" leather, patchouli, geranium, or oak moss, I think you will be very disappointed with JP. Longevity is great and projection/"sillage" at least very good (with one spray to the chest). For comparison purposes, this smells like a "clean" version of Quorum, though without pine. The tobacco in JP is not dry/brown/leafy, but instead has a bit of a damp quality, though not earthy.
Found a bottle. Will be back with my opinion. Interesting for sure.
If this smells anything like Jacomo by Jacomo for men, I think I'll be quite disappointed. I recall Jazz being a power house fragrance, you mean to tell me this is more intense?? Is that necessary? I want to take a chance on this, but here's what scares me about this fragance...
1. Patchouli
2. Pepper
3. Nutmeg
4. Oakmoss
5. Leather
6. 1993
YSL is highly respected by me, but I fear that particular combination.
Couldn't agree more..
A very sophisticated yet wearable fragrance. Still can't get over the fact it's discontinued!
A richer and spicy version of Jazz. The citrus-peppery opening notes are wonderful, with mint, bergamot and nutmeg. The middle with geranium and carnation dries down for a base plenty of sandalwood, leather and tobacco.
The longevity and sillage is good as usual in YSL colognes.
Very masculine, rich and interesting fragance, sadly discontinued, this Jazz version was one of the best YSL .
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