My favourite perfume was Norman Hartnell’s In Love. Sadly no longer available new & second hand way above my price limit & no certain way you’d know it was still fresh after all these years. Wish I’d kept a bottle unopened now.
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The smell of stables & horses.
I worked in London for a while horseless, but every day on my way to & from wok I’d smell horses & a stables, never did find out where they were though.
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The smell of leather … it reminds me of school satchels when I was a kid.
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Or saddles & other horse tack. 
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Yes! I know it’s not PC now but it used to smell divine.
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That could have made a good title for a Jilly Cooper novel.
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A man wearing aftershave preferably, Aramis, Dior Sauvage or
Eternity for Men, (I actually wear that as a perfume myself, the Eternity for Women is much too ‘flowery’ for me
Thank’s for the heads up Ambre, I shall rush round to Boots first thing in the morning…
Mrs Fox won’t know what’s coming…
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I love a chap who takes the time to splash it all over.
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Neither will you ! 
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During my misspent youth, I knew a young lady who said the same, but perhaps with not quite the same meaning 
I can feel a ‘Norah Batty’ moment coming on…
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Spitten image of Mrs Fox Ambre…
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Who ? Compo or Norah? 
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Especially if you buy all three and put them on at once
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I’d be smelling like a big girls blouse Annie…
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So many dads had a bottle of this in their stocking at Christmas…
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Yes, I think my dad got one of those once or twice in his Christmas stocking! 
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