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PACO RABANNE POUR HOMME (1973 VERSION) ORIGINAL EAU DE TOILETTE 120 ml 4.0 FL.OZ.

Euro 2004, as Zagorakis is presented with the cup, the announcer says, “We’re all in seventh heaven, brothers.”

Those who get to enjoy this particular 1989 fragrance will be in seventh heaven.

One of the best fougères of all time

This is the first men's fragrance launched by PACO RABANNE PARFUMS S. A. PARIS

1.AWARD: Fragrance of the Year (1975) – Men's Luxury PACO RABANNE – POUR HOMME, awarded by the Fragrance Foundation.

2.AWARD: Best Packaging of the Year (1975) PACO RABANNE – POUR HOMME, awarded by the Fragrance Foundation.

A masculine, refined fragrance with the scent of Provence herbs, enriched with an abundance of exotic essential oils and a persistent note reminiscent of tobacco and musk, which give it its strength and staying power, writes PACO RABANNE in the fragrance leaflet.

The note reminiscent of tobacco is the (Greek treasure of the island of Chios) called MASTIC.

Apple-green box, with the (r) at the top in a raised two-tone apple-green/black design; in the center, Paco rabanne pour homme eau de toilette in black; at the bottom, paco rabanne PARIS 120 ml 4FL. OZ. 90% vol. e

The exquisite, heavy, transparent glass bottle has the (r) as a backdrop at the top; in the middle, Paco rabanne pour homme eau de toilette is embossed on the bottle in raised lettering over three lines; at the bottom, paco rabanne PARIS 120 ml 4 FL.OZ 90% VOL. The base reads PACO RABANNE PARFUMS S.A.

The bottle's shape is a blend of balance and strength.

Rectangular clasp made of plastic/metal in a black/metallic two-tone finish.

The heavy, transparent bottle was made by French craftsmen at Saint-Gobain Desjonqueres, bearing the SGD mark, a global leader in luxury perfume glass packaging.

The beautiful packaging and understated bottle were designed by the famous designer Pierre Dinand.

Period advertisement: paco rabanne pour homme – It’s up to you to make it unforgettable.

The product was imported and distributed in Greece by SOSIFAR HELLAS LTD. (16 Akadimias Street – Athens), packaged in France, and we had exclusive sales rights as authorized distributors.

PERFUMER: Jean Martel, using raw materials from the Swiss company Givaudan (1895), the world's largest producer of fine raw materials.

FRAGRANCE INGREDIENTS: (BOTANICAL – MINERAL – ANIMAL) AND SYNTHETIC (CHEMICAL):

Bergamot (Calabria) – Sage (Salvia officinalis) – Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) – Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) – Rosewood (Brazil – Aniba rosaeodora) – Bay laurel (leaves – Laurus nobilis) – Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus).

Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia – Provence, France) – Clove (Syzygium aromaticum – sun-dried buds – Zanzibar) – Geranium (Pelargonium graveolens) – Mastic (Pistacia lentiscus – Chios, Greece) – Cinnamon (Cinnamomum zeylanicum) – Cumin (Cuminum cyminum).

Oakmoss (oak lichens – Evernia prunastri – Yugoslavia) – Cedarwood (Virginia cedar – Juniperus virginiana – red cedar) – Musk (Moschus moschiferus – Tibet) – Honey – Vetiver (Vetiveria zizanioides – India) – Patchouli (Pogostemon cablin – Malaysia) – Amber – Sandalwood (Mysore) – Tonka beans.

The fragrance blossoms with subtlety and elegance, exuding a refined yet noticeable presence—a fragrance to remember.

A wonderful green, woody, spicy, masculine fragrance for purists who love the classics.

An evocative, sensual fragrance with wonderful rosemary; an incomparable, high-quality scent with remarkable longevity.

THE PRODUCT IS INTACT

THE PRODUCT HAS NOT BEEN USED

AUTHENTIC AND RARE

PRODUCT CODE: 2130

EOF FILE NUMBER (National Organization for Medicines): D 6904/82

MADE IN FRANCE EMB: 28085 C

The barcode prefix 300–379 indicates that the country of manufacture is France.

The production code is on the lower front of the bottle.

There is a label from the importer on the bottom of the box.

ÁÁÁ EDITION

This product has absolutely nothing to do with products in similar or nearly identical boxes, appearances, or names; we are talking about completely different products. As the saying goes, you can’t compare apples and oranges.