Launched: 2004
Perfumer: Pierre Bourdon
Perfume Type: Woody Aromatic
Strength: EDT
Top Notes:
Mint, cloves, anise and bergamot
Middle
Notes: Orange blossom, lily-of-the-valley and rose
Base
Notes: Sandalwood, tonka bean and patchouli
Ghost Man is an oriental aromatic fragrance for men. It lacks the subtlety of nuances that womens fragrances possess, and I am unable to discern any of the individual components that make up the top, heart and base notes. Instead I get a generic scent that is distinguishable only by the overall impression that the notes leave me with.
This is not so much a "hairy-chested" t-shirt and jeans type fragrance, but more of a shirt and tie type scent! It's actually quite refined and it certainly does smell nice on my partner!
On first application it was quite sweet and powdery in a spicy floral way. The dry-down was gorgeous and although it retained its sweetness, the patchouli and sandalwood gave it a delicious male earthy smell.
It does lack a little stamina, but should last most of a working day, but may need a little topping up if the wearer intends to wear it from dawn to dusk and beyond!
Presented in a simple, tall blue rectangular bottle it is more complex and sweet than traditional fougère-style male fragrances, which some women will prefer on a man. I do!
About the author
Debbie Cave is 39 and works in Quality Assurance for a large home improvement retailer. She lives in Hampshire with her partner and dog. Amongst numerous interests and hobbies, Debbie has held a lifelong love of fine fragrance and hopes to be able to share some of that passion with DM Fragrance readers.
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