I definitely tried this perfume before I'm sure of it, there's so many 212 Flankers now it's a little hard to keep track. If you wanted to create a Sexy version of 212 this would certainly be how you'd go about it, much warmer than the original and a generally sweeter, more cozy, oriental feel to the whole thing. Upon re-sampling recently, It reminded me of fragrance flankers like Hot Water, or the older Xeryus Rouge but still with those synthetic and green tones of the original poking through. The overall feel though is one of creamy vanilla, musk, amber and spiced woods which oddly retains quite a masculine demeanor throughout. It's quite a throw away flanker and truly nothing special but I really like it, the same way I did the original in the late 90's. I didn't really pay much attention to the performance but that tells me it can't have been anything remarkable. If I see it marked down in price I'd buy 212 Sexy Men as it's typical of something I might reach for when I'm not sure what to wear.
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Frequently Asked Questions about 212 Sexy Men by Carolina Herrera
What does 212 Sexy Men by Carolina Herrera smell like?
212 Sexy Men by Carolina Herrera features top notes of Bergamot, Green Notes, and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of Cardamom, Floral Notes, and Pepper, and base notes of Amber, Guaiac Wood, Musk, Sandalwood, and Vanilla.
Who created 212 Sexy Men by Carolina Herrera?
212 Sexy Men by Carolina Herrera was created by Alberto Morillas and Rosendo Mateu.
When was 212 Sexy Men by Carolina Herrera released?
212 Sexy Men by Carolina Herrera was released in 2006.
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212 Sexy Men, from Carolina Herrera was released in 2006. The perfumer behind this creation is Alberto Morillas and Rosendo Mateu. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Green Notes, and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of Cardamom, Floral Notes, and Pepper, and base notes of Amber, Guaiac Wood, Musk, Sandalwood, and Vanilla.
I definitely tried this perfume before I'm sure of it, there's so many 212 Flankers now it's a little hard to keep track. If you wanted to create a Sexy version of 212 this would certainly be how you'd go about it, much warmer than the original and a generally sweeter, more cozy, oriental feel to the whole thing. Upon re-sampling recently, It reminded me of fragrance flankers like Hot Water, or the older Xeryus Rouge but still with those synthetic and green tones of the original poking through. The overall feel though is one of creamy vanilla, musk, amber and spiced woods which oddly retains quite a masculine demeanor throughout. It's quite a throw away flanker and truly nothing special but I really like it, the same way I did the original in the late 90's. I didn't really pay much attention to the performance but that tells me it can't have been anything remarkable. If I see it marked down in price I'd buy 212 Sexy Men as it's typical of something I might reach for when I'm not sure what to wear.