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Issey Miyake Fragrance

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Issey Miyake Pour Homme for Men
Abstract: This captivating fragrance from the house of Issey Miyake blends rich woody notes with citrus freshness and precious spices. It is made for the modern man who is defined by his ambition, sophistication and energy, yet has a laid back air about himself. This perfume comes in straight cut glass bottles of 75ml, 100 ml and 125 ml. So let this invigorating fragrance make a long lasting statement for you as you step out in the evening!
Fragrance House: Issey Miyake
Year Launched: 1994
Top Notes: Yuzu, Bergamot, Lemon and Tarragon.
Heart Notes: Nutmeg and Water Lily
Base Notes: Tobacco, Sandalwood, Cedar, Vetiver and Musk
Type: EDT
Classification: Bold
Recommended use: Evening

Captivating and Invigorating fragrance from Issey Miyake
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Whether it is a formal dinner meeting or a relaxed evening out with friends, Issey Miyake Pour Homme makes for a great choice. The blends of this perfume appeals to the fairer sex as the base notes are scintillatingly masculine and this makes it a fragrance of romance. This is one perfume that covers all your evening occasions. In fact the luxurious base notes blend easily in your nights as well.
The Joyride
Who ever told you that fragrance is to impress others was telling you only half of the story. Remember, it has to impress you first. A spray of Issey Miyake Pour Homme is a Joyride that titillates and floors you every time the Top, heart and base notes reveal themselves. Even after you have worn it several times, it feels new and exciting. It is an experience in itself and a drama unfolding around you with the scent which is intense yet fresh. Turn on your charm, dab some confidence, spray it with this fragrance and step out like a God who owns the world. With Miyake Pour Homme you are likely to will feel like

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