Oud De Parfum

The first time I fell in love with fragrance was in 1975 aged 15. My mum was an Avon representative and gave me my first ones, like "Tai Winds" "Spicy" "Blue Blazer" and such. But it was when she gave me an aftershave bottle in the shape of a Champion spark plug which was filled with a new aftershave called "Oland", that I knew I had found my style of fragrance. It had such an amazing effect on changing how I felt. It was winter and perfect for wearing then, with its cinnamon & orris root warmth along with benzoin, cardamom and sage. Sadly it was discontinued, and I didn't find anything else to match or replace it with.. until 27 years later in Saks of Fifth Avenue, Sarasota, Florida, I discovered "Tiffany For Men" which was even better. It had become my new number one fragrance for the next 15 years.. until eventually, "TFM" was discontinued also. My heart sank 💔🥺 3 weeks ago I was flicking channels on tv and a fragrance on TJC got the better of my curiosity.?? I bought it, opened it as soon as it arrived and sprayed some on. As soon as it left the automizer there was a sudden explosion 🎆 of my favourite Tiffany for Men fragrance notes 😤 which I can only describe as better.. 🎉😀×10.🎊 🌌🙏😔 Thank you my sweet Lord, we have been answered. For all of my peers who loved the true vintage "Tiffany For Men".. don't take my word for it.. just give it a try "I am sure you will be well impressed!" 👍 The Lush-Man ♨️😤♨️ 😁

Wow this is really hard to find. Couldnt even find it on ebay. I'll search the Internet directly instead of going just through the above Fragantica links. @Lush-Man I'll take your word for it, that this is very similar to Tiffany for Men, which I'm a big fan of. 1986 Lancome Sagamore is also very similar to Tiffany for Men, which is about like a hybrid of Chanel Pour Monsieur and CK Obsession for Men.