Man.Aubusson
Aubusson (2000)

You get what you pay for. It's a pleasant woody white floral which will work for casual office settings. However, I find it slightly dated and boring.

I like it. Yes, it does resemble Cool Water, but since I ran out of Cool Water, I'll wear this instead and see how it compares with regard to longevity and sillage. So far so good. I'm liking it and keep sniffing it on my wrist, just as I did when I first purchased Declaration by Cartier. I think I'll wear this one during the cooler months of the year.

I grabbed this as a fun blind buy at TJ Max for about 12 bucks. I wasnt sure what to expect but as I sprayed it, me and my girl were pleasantly suprised. It kinda has this sweet synthetic thing going on , that kinda reminds me of an oriental curve for men. It is VERY sweet and woodsy. I tend to like sweeter colognes like A*men, 1 Million, JPG, and to be honest this is not a bad buy at all for someone 30 and under. I can definitely see this as a nice scent on a winter day or even on a club night. Ladies seem to dig this. If you score it for cheap its a great pickup. Longevity is soso and sillage is ok for the first hour or two wearing it. I'm not sad at all about this blind buy !

This is a very potent oriental fragrance and on the edge of being overly sweet and cloying. But I like it. The wood, vanilla and floral notes are longlasting and as has been mentioned already, mean it is a fairly linear scent. When it opens, there is a camphorous aspect provided by the lavender, but this subsides to leave the super-strong vanilla to scream for a long time.

its a balant Rip off of Nikos Sculpture. go for the original. just coz its s rip off, i would give it a thumbs down...

Just okay, but nothing that grabbed my attention. It has a fresh and fruity quality to it that brings to mind Cool Water or GIT, though Man.Aubusson seems to have more of an oriental vibe underlying the fresh/fruity accord. It smells youthful to me. If I were still in high school, or even college, I might find this more interesting and wearable. But, for now, I'll have to pass.