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- Design House: Caron
- Fragrance Notes: Lavender, Galbanum, Basil, Pine, Watercress
- Year Introduced: 1978
- Recommended Use: romantic
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I'm a fan of Caron fragrances, I respect their thinking of giving a man that special smell. I love Caron Pour Homme so much, When I saw Yatagan in a store, I tried it,OMG! what a smell! it really takes your nose and you can't stop smelling it, I smelled mt hand every minute to see how it goes from level to level. I felt a similarity with Aramis Devin, but honestly, Yatagan smoother and sweeter than Devin. Give it a try in the evening in winter or autumn with that jacket and be special wherever you go.
Written by Alomari on September 18, 2017
Just for context- I'm a thirtysomething male with an office/boardroom job by day and an active, outdoorsy lifestyle. Yatagan is my year-round fragrance. Two sprays start off interesting, and very attractive, but mannerly. I liked it from the first instant I smelled it. It's masculine, but not in a cheap or "trying too hard" way. The middle hours are excellent, as the anamalic tones begin to take leading roles in the symphony. The lingering anamalic tone, with just a touch of spice and tea, stays with you for hours. It's an extremely masculine finish that is warm and intriguing when not over-applied.
Written by WZR on June 02, 2017
Yatagan by Caron may be one of the most extreme fragrances ever. -- the sour-bitter opening of celery and wormwood is exhilarating, and unexpected, since most such scents open with citrus. This leads into a middle of patchouli and real pine needles (no synthetic floor-cleaner smell here), and when the animalic base takes over, this stuff takes on a dangerous MUSTY aroma that makes it smell like it's alive! You can't tell if this smells like a walk in the Rockies in a new leather bomber, a bordello in Tangiers, or a wolf-pelt. It's a smell that can be raunchy and nearly aphrodisiac at the same time. An acquired taste? Sure, but so are Glenlivet and Bartok. Come to think of it, they have the same air of edgy primitivism. I LOVE this -- I'm on my third bottle -- but I'd only wear it on weekends, or with a suit for evening wear. Something this sophisticated isn't really for office wear. Amazing!
Written by Trip on October 18, 2015
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