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paco raBanne - pour homme vs. yves saint laurent - rive gauche

boosh

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Don't like either, but I respect both. I'd go for Azzaro (more dated) but I prefer Rive Gauche.
 

calero

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Rive Gauche is nicer, but I would say its not really dated at all.
 

Bossa Nova

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Neither smell dated to my nose. I prefer Paco Rabanne pour homme, but Rive Gauche pour homme smells more like the grooming products of a barber shop.
 

Surfacing

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Nov 6, 2002
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I'm not a fan of Paco Rabanne pour homme. Theres much better fragrances out there on the market. And one of them happens to be Rive Gauche Pour Homme :)
 

Nasenmann

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Aug 16, 2010
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I prefer Rive Gauche PH, too (and don't think it's dated) but I recently grew to like vintage (!) Paco Rabanne PH too. This one actually smells a bit like from another decade.
 

noggs

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Jan 20, 2007
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Of the two, I prefer Paco Rabanne overall, but to answer your question about which one is more "barbershop" in character, it is definitely Rive Gauche.
 

neo_angel

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Jan 16, 2011
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thanx for the answers
imma give it a good try to azzaro - pour homme

do y'all think rive gauche would work good at hot weather? does it have a fresh viBe?
there's a place where i can Buy it, But not test it
thats why i ask
 

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