A 4 minute spot on the heritage of Molinard.
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A 4 minute spot on the heritage of Molinard.
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Oh, I really enjoyed that, and now it makes me want to sample some Molinard fragrances. I don’t think I ever have!
Habanita is calling you!
But isn’t that the one I remember from years ago perfumistas on here talking about its being horribly reformulated? I might be thinking of something else though.
Oh dear… I just read your review from 2007 and I want that 1849 parfum version of Habanita… NOW!
Perfect for lemming week!
Everything has been reformulated now so many times over that it’s useless to make statements about what things smell like, yeah? I have no idea what Habanita would smell like if you found a tester. You need the 1849 version, or just some decent vintage.
Molinard’s distribution in the U.S. is anemic at best. I don’t recall seeing them at any of the usual stores in NYC. I was so happy when I stumbled upon a boutique in Nice when I was there in 2013.
Aedes had them for a short time, and I seem to remember seeing them at Barneys too. Didn’t seem to “take”.