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Vintages I Bought - 2023

hednic

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Congrats on this buy and enjoy!
 

Couronne de Violette

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That time of the year folks.
Wish you all a Happy New Year. Hope this year is way better than the last.

The old threads can be accessed here
First 4 years(2016-2019) : https://www.basenotes.net/threads/428077-Vintage-Fragrances-I-bought-today
2020: https://www.basenotes.net/threads/472610-Vintage-Fragrances-I-bought-today-2020
2021: https://basenotes.com/threads/vintage-fragrance-i-bought-today.484452/
2022: https://basenotes.com/threads/vintage-fragrance-i-bought-today-2022.522399/

I don't think we bought a lot in 2022 as a group. Or if we did we did not post :)
@PStoller seems to have slowed down. But the good news is we have young ones ( @Jean-Sté, @WarmJewel, @Z_LiDs,@Martialisaragon ) and new old-timers(@Proust_Madeleine, @Couronne de Violette, @nosey74 ) picking up the slack.
I am hoping 2023 will be the year we get to meet in person like we used to ( here, here and here). I scoped out Saks yesterday and they have new counters for Etat and Goutal - hope that is good enough reason to make a trip to NYC.
And here are a few purchases to start the new year.
I think I choose the right background for these minis :)
Vintage Cristalle - yummy.
 

sokeripupu

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I got these as a lot on fb marketplace for $50, i haven't tried any of them but I'm excited about almost all of them for one reason or another! i have only smelled a couple of these before but from what i have found out about them it seems like this was the collection of someone who had similar taste to me!
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l to r
worth (not sure which one)
coty l'aimant
4711 (the edc is the one fragrance my mom had when i was a kid! has anyone seen this kind of bottle before?)
nina ricci signoricci 1
chanel no. 5
ecusson (smells nasty but i'll see how it is on skin later)
yardley english lavender (as i mentioned yesterday, my grandmother wore this!)
crepe de chine (i tried this already, as a chypre fan i had to! and it is wonderful)
mary kay avenir
white linen
english leather
 
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masonjarjar

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Well I randomly decided to search for colognes on the local FB marketplace and a few hours later these are in my possession. Kind of blown away that I found these. I’ve been looking for a steal on Matchabelli for years. Finally struck gold. I didn’t even know the Musk existed!
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relus

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Some old stuff, but all 3 belong to my most loved scents.
Tabac set, dont know the year...i guess late 70s or 80s, but dont know for sure ...before i had a timeline concerning the bottles and labels...the more the tabac label was pointed to the bottom, the older the bottle...lol, plus the difference in the color brown of the box...
The Givenchy is a early version i asume, with the paris and france on the silver label plus being an atomiseur and mentioning of gram on the bottle. It smells amazing.
The Cacharel is a vaporisateur...lol...anthor 80s icon, one of the few even buying a half full used bottle is worth it. Cacharel always works, its a true child of the 80s decade. Man, so much good stuff was made back then...
 

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N.CAL Fragrance Reviewer

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Some old stuff, but all 3 belong to my most loved scents.
Tabac set, dont know the year...i guess late 70s or 80s, but dont know for sure ...before i had a timeline concerning the bottles and labels...the more the tabac label was pointed to the bottom, the older the bottle...lol, plus the difference in the color brown of the box...
The Givenchy is a early version i asume, with the paris and france on the silver label plus being an atomiseur and mentioning of gram on the bottle. It smells amazing.
The Cacharel is a vaporisateur...lol...anthor 80s icon, one of the few even buying a half full used bottle is worth it. Cacharel always works, its a true child of the 80s decade. Man, so much good stuff was made back then...
Givenchy Gentleman is wonderful, can go wrong with this classic.
 

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