
Lacoste
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A fresh citrus opening melts into soft iris and violet before settling into warm vetiver and musk for an understated, refined unisex appeal.
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Best Clone
The best clone of Lacoste L.12.12 Noir is De Costa Noir by Fragrance World, with a 78% accuracy score. A fraction of the cost of the $96 original.
What people who wear Lacoste L.12.12 Noir report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Dominique Ropion and Claire Liégent.
Listed as Men
“Great scent, very prominent watermelon, really unique. Have'nt smelt watermelon in a fragrance yet but its very pleasent. Its very refreshing and with the slightest tiny bit of sweetness to it. Great price however, the performance is subpar and unfortunately longevity is very important for me.Scent is great, performance is horrible. Would'nt reccomend unless you can get it for around 20 USD then knock yourself out and carry it around everywhere and spray every 2 hrs. Other than that not worth it.”
“The watermelon opening is just lovely, smells very refreshing. As it dries down, it slowly turns itu aromatics lavender smells that mix very well with the Tonka. I don't pick up the chocolate notes weirdly, maybe a bit but very faint. Performance 5 hours max, maybe if you spray more on clothes you'll get 6 hours, with moderate towards weak projection. Overall, it just ok, considering the price.”
“While the notes look fantastic, I am hesitant to get too excited as both my white and red fragrances have such fleeting longevity and projection that I'm not even sure it would be worth it…Edit: Tested it yesterday, two firm sprays to back of hand, and just like its siblings, Noir feels both familiar/safe albeit very pleasant, and only lasted about two hours on me :-( Will have to start using these with unscented body oil or lotion...”
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