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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- This is my early impression on one of the greatest perfumes of all time Apres L'Ondee from 1906 by the great Jacques Guerlain. I know I am not worthy to discuss this hallowed juice, but I give it my best shot. If you want to discuss perfume with me further please email me at ramseysmellsgood@gmail.com or IG @ramseytheramsmellsgood
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Haven't even watch the whole thing yet but this is going to be an awesome video! Damn I so wish there were more channels like this. And thanks to people like Rachel for helping make this happen. so cool to have content like this amongst all these stupid top 10 sexy "compliment getter" videos that other channels are doing. Great stuff Rams
Thank you Justin .. wore your bottle of Valentino Vandetta pour Homme yesterday as my SOTD... good stuff 🤌🤌🤌
@@RamseytheRam if someone gatherd all the info from Rachel's comments and over the months they could write a history of perfume from that..l😊. I have learned so much from this channel. And to think I was buying crap like Carolina Herrera bad boy before I found this channel..now I'm learning about Guerlains from 1906. Thanks Rams ,and also to Rachel for all the constant info. Great video. ..now I'm off to watch my niners play.ncant believe we got christian McCaffrey now.
Thanks for that Justin I agree ... learning about the all time greats is imperative ... however as a Raider fan I cant cheer on your 9ers 😄
Emel mentioned this way back in the early days of this channel and gave a beautiful account of Apres l'Ondee - After the rain. Hauntingly beautiful and dandy! 👍
Btw, today I wore Ganymede ( you know the one that came out in 2019, but for some reason is getting everyone hyping and unhyping recently), well today I got the association it reminds me of. A newly oiled leather shaving strop! Of course (don't laugh)...not just any old leather strop....a vintage leather strop that you use after sharpening the blade on a single edge razor. It hit me today after what must be 20+ wears. I love it, no harshness at all, think of it as an oiled leather in the heat. The oil hasn't quite soaked in. Gorgeous!
I rememeber Emel talking about Apres L'Ondee and it was always on this wish list to sniff... glad you liked Ganymede! The video I did on it I think I was hit or miss 🤷♂️
Jonathan is a fascinating guest (I watched Eugenes stream too). I have to give these historical fragrances a try.
Did you catch me give him a nudge on ambre eternel... ahhhh so you dont have ambre eternel ehhhhh 🤣🤣🤣
@@RamseytheRam XD I SAW THAT!!! I was like "oh no... Not again..." 🤣
I love Apres L’Onde and have the EDT in a bee bottle. I don’t believe it is true vintage but it is not a most recent version either. It is heartbreakingly beautiful.
Probably the best way to describe it is heartbreaking... and yet there is something forward looking about it .. like a memory of the future of a better time 🤷♂️
@@RamseytheRam What a wonderful way to put it.
Informative.
I have a couple of the Ideal's.
Yup, almond almost cherry. It took me a little bit to get used to it, but I enjoy them know.
Never smelled Apres L'Ondee so thank you for the review.
Thanks so much Eddie... love seeing you in the comments & hope you have been well 🍻
Ramsey, I loved this video as much as I love those perfumes.
Thank you Phyllis... that was the only way I could describe it 😊
I think you described L’Heure Bleue and L’apres L’Ondee as perfectly as any one could.
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Thank you Phyllis...really means a lot 🤌🤌🤌
I bought a bottle of the extrait from the 50s, recently bought a 1997 edt and it is to my surprise an absolute delight and very faithful to the extract. This pefume changes my mood radically to a reflective and perhaps sad state. Luca Turin said it smelled like a first-class funeral with 4 horses and gray ostrich feathers
I dont remember Turin saying that! Whats funny is it is supposed to be a bright after the rain fragrance where the sun is shinning again and everything is positive, L'Heure Bleue is supposed to be the sad melencholic perfume but I can totally see how this one goes in that direction... I decided on a vintage pre-estee Lauder bottle of L'Eau d'Hiver instead.. Jean Claude Ellenas Apres Londee inspired creation for Malle 🙂
@@RamseytheRam I have never smelled any perfume by Jean Claude Ellena. He is a perfumer who divides fragrance enthusiasts I have read very good things and very bad things about this perfumer, if it is true that he is a minimalist perfumer I do not think it is to my liking
He also added more to that ….a bouquet of herbs to give it hope
Aprees L'Ondee seemed to be used as a starting point for Iris Ganache.
Thank you for that Hoast 🍖
Have never smelled Iris Ganache 👀
Hopefully one day! Thanks for watching & commenting 🍻
Nice!!! Love Après! Ramsey, you’re super qualified to talk about ANY fragrance!!
Yeah but I only had it on my skin for a few hours 😱
It was good.. but sooo light
@@RamseytheRam Yeah, I think that’s the modern version
Would love to smell a vintage one day... it is on the mythical rare beast sniff list 😇
If there was only Guerlain to wear for the rest of my life….. I would be happy!
Yeah my favorite house of all time is probably Guerlain... Amouage is hot on their heels though 😊
Hélas les créations récentes sont très loin derrière les véritables œuvres d’art créées par JG et JPG.
Thank you for a fantastic disection of the perfume, makes me appreciate it even more ❤️
Thanks so much for the kind words & for watching & commenting 😊
Nice one Rams, firstly what can I say about the Jonathan 1970 stream, except we need more lol,plus goddam he is starting a channel boom,sorely needed for us lot,fantastic 👏🏻. And I probably wouldn’t gravitate towards this particular Guerlain me thinks? Then I rushed in where angels fear to thread and blind bought a vintage edc partial called Je Reviens Worth ,dumb ass , I thought is smacked of an old masculine cologne but on investigation ,nope a heavy aldehydic floral ,however a oak moss and masculine base may just get a pass from me lol,we shall see. Cheers fella take it handy 🙏✌️👍
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Never sniffed Je Reviens worth... i have rushed in many times wallet in hand before my brain caught up 😂😂😂
Je Reviens is a classic, and in some ways similar to this one.
Apres l'Ondee as it's quite melancholic too. If you're EDC is intact you'll get to enjoy the many stages. The scent tree goes on an on. I have the Parfum with a blue glass stopper, it's a beautiful scent leaving gorgeous trails which relate to it's name meaning "I will be back."
Oh and Liz Moore's has a scent association with it as well.
@@LEgoiste ooh interesting,so thankful for your comparisons and experience on this one ,now I’m intrigued and relieved 😅,seller maintains it is in good condition so heyho, again much obliged for your kind comment 🙏
@@brenlynch4811 No worries, sometimes you get lucky with your gut feeling. 👍
Je Reviews Worth was a great scent, although feminine leaning back in the day. Now there is no gender in perfume and hopefully you will enjoy that perfume.
Interesting you mentioning there is no 'Sunshine' scent when there is in a way with the use of heliotrope.
The Greek for Sun is Helios and trepein is to turn in Greek. This is where Heliotropes get their name as they are a flower (Heliotropion) that turn to the Sun. Dah dah!! Kind of clever of them to use it here.
It's not your style yet.....I bet it comes calling later.
Awesome insight there Simon 🧠
L’Heure Bleue is also one of my favorites and I have it in the EDT and the EDP.
I love L'Heure Bleue too... would love to smell all of my favorite Guerlains in Extrait ome day 🥲
There's no 'n' in bergamot, and the 's' in Jaques is silent - PLEASE do yourself and everyone else a favour, and take a basic French course if you are interested in perfumes, or sharing your knowledge.
I am a Texan and it is my God given right to mispronounce stuff ...you knew what I was trying to say so that's good enough for me 👍🏻
@RamseytheRam If you're comfortable adding letters to words and mangling people's names because you can't be bothered to spend a few hours learning the basics of French - a language so intimately connected to your passion, it has nothing to do with Texas or God.