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Michelangelo by DSH Perfumes, bottle

Michelangelo

DSH Perfumes

What sets Michelangelo apart is its use of brown oakmoss and palmarosa: notes found in only under 1% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as aromatic, woody and fresh.

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Smells like thisMichelangeloMesmerThe Great Master+2Smells-Like →
Concentration
LIGHTSTRONGEDP
Gender
Masculine
FamilyAromatic · Amber/Oriental
Released2001
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Notes
TopBergamot · Lemon · Pine needles · Bay Leaf · Clary Sage · Oregano
HeartFrankincense · Labdanum · Rose · Palmarosa · Peru Balsam
BaseCedarwood · Vetiver · Tobacco · Ambergris · brown oakmoss · Myrrh
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Accords
Aromatic100
Woody88
Fresh59
Earthy59
Balsamic55
Amber30
Rated elsewheregathered from wearers across the web, not yet rated here
Rating
4.3/53 reviews
When would you wear it?
Worth the price?
How do you feel about it?
Smells like this
Michelangelo
55% · 17 notes
Michelangelo
Onyrico
$$$$
Mesmer
32% · 4 notes
Mesmer
Fantôme
$$$$
The Great Master
31% · 4 notes
The Great Master
In The Box
$$$$
Gentil Suono
30% · 5 notes
Gentil Suono
Salvatore Ferragamo
$$$$
White Vetiver
29% · 4 notes
White Vetiver
Abel
$$$$
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Questions & Answers
QWho is Michelangelo for, and when should you wear it?
Michelangelo is marketed toward men.
QWhat makes Michelangelo distinctive?
What sets Michelangelo apart is its use of brown oakmoss and palmarosa: notes found in only under 1% of the fragrances in our library. Overall it reads as aromatic, woody and fresh.