Even if the initial impression is not familiar, men should give a fair chance to it, because human beings love what they know and that distorts judgement. However, I have a feeling that it may be the aftershave and not the eau de toilette that’s being discontinued.

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The fragrance family’s properties are quintessentially springtime, which it projects with minute accuracy. Meanwhile, musky labdanum adds a subtle animalistic and leather note, which interacts with the oak moss to create a distinctive tobacco accord. If you’d be interested to learn more about men’s fragrances from this period, I would suggest that you take a look at our guide on the history of men’s fragrances. Paco Rabanne’s Phantom is exactly that – all new, expressive and forward-thinking; an aromatic, nuanced homme perfume that comes in a bottle so cool, it’s incentive enough. The fragrance was tested on young men aged 18-35 to find out which emotions it aroused in the brain.It’s a manly fragrance and it won’t appeal to people who like sweet synthetic bubble gum fragrances like One Million. For younger men, their style and demeanour should be consistent with the fragrance for a harmonious ensemble. Splash bottles used to be the norm for this fragrance and although are still available, seem to be being slowly phased out in favour of atomisers. Furthermore, although splashes are practical for aftershaves, they don’t let the fragrance breathe through oxidisation. For example, Paco Rabanne Pour Homme would be an ideal candidate for a summer evening barbecue among friends or even a romantic night out.

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Furthermore, it was the only one they had released between 1973 and 1996 so if this was during the late 1980s, I’m almost positive! Hope this helps and let me know if you hear more about Paco Rabanne Pour Homme being pulled from the shelves! To be frank, you’re so different from other fragrances I almost forgot the main question: what do you actually smell like?It’s interesting to hear that and I’ll do a bit more digging myself because I’m quite concerned to hear that.

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Paco Rabanne Pour Homme was originally sold in a clear bottle not too dissimilar to the one shown in the last two photos of the article. It’s of its time – 1973 – and it smells very different to the generic-smelling men’s fragrances that are currently popular.So I don’t know when they would have changed the flacon, OR if/when they changed the formula itself. Like you and other people, I have noticed that the fragrance has been somewhat reformulated over the years. In my opinion it is a horrible bottle, wouldn't want it for free and I'm absolutely not interested in a new synthetic perfume that's probably inside of it. The blend of Aromatic and Fougere ingredients marry with the warm lavender heart and floral notes reminiscent of geraniums.