Ted Lapidus Altamir Eau de Toilette for Men 125 ml, One size

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A brief rain shower as well as the sun piercing through again caused the air to billow and the floral scent to run free. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).

People with some knowledge in this area will compare Altamir to Minotaure by Palomo Picasso (1992), Sculpture Homme by Nikos (1994), or more-recent such scents as the discontinued semi-venerated Gaultier 2 by Jean-Paul Gaultier (2005). We recommend checking the list of product ingredients directly on its packaging due to potential changes. Footloose and unfettered, bold and mysterious, he beckons us into pristine, untouched landscapes etched against a backdrop of infinity.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Sobelia invites you to discover a large range of more than 4,500 perfumes from well-known brands such as: Kenzo - Loris Azzaro - Jean Paul Gaultier - Lolita Lempicka - Hugo Boss – Calvin Klein – Paco Rabanne – Burberry – Lancome. It begins with a loud, fresh atmosphere along the canals and ends in a relaxed, quiet but high-quality Tarttoria right by the water with a bottle of wine. The sweetness, the amber and musk are also there, but also notes like orange blossom, which makes this fragrance softer and more elegant.

Produced by Ted Lapidus, Altamir is a niche composition made up of high quality ingredients and aimed at the man who wants to wear something distinctive. The weather on the other hand presented itself in large parts of Germany from the best side and thus light, fresh fragrances were in demand.It's quite sweet and floral at times to where it almost can come off unisex but the scent is grounded in patchouli, woods and musk, so it feels plenty manly for me. This is exactly how I imagine a relaxing, culinary as well as olfactory great late afternoon in Venice. Still somewhat confused, he filled a small bottle and wrote on the label "Altamir" in reference to the mysterious, prehistoric cave of Altamira, which hides no vanilla treasures, but unique, millennia-old, stone-age murals. Its erotic and delicately erogenous accents are compelling, evoking warm memories of the fragrances we wore in the early 90s.