Rafale
Molinard (1977)

Dated and unremarkable department store masculine. Citrusy-woody-herbal...One of those fragrances you happen to find in you grandparents old house laying on a dusty shelf. You see it from a distance and while walking towards it you strongly hope it is a vintage Guerlain from the 70s but you sadly discover it's just an old crappy fragrance deservedly abandoned.

Opens up with the promise of a fresh herbal but turns into a sweet, watery and way too polite old-ladyish thing in a matter of minutes. Dated and on the feminine side. Stated notes - top: bergamot, mandarin, lavender, lemon; middle: jasmin, lily of the valley; base: cedar, sandal, vetiver, musk

Nice but "soooooo" old scool... Women fragrances at Molinard's are so much interesting.... Try "Ambre" or or "Habanita" (be light when you spray) which are unisex.