Clone houses / Ted Lapidus / Lapidus Pour Homme
Ted Lapidus Lapidus Pour Homme smells like Yves Saint Laurent Kouros.
Rated 62 similar by people who own both, reported by a few owners, a close alternative. For men.
Scent overlap
Both bottles' accords, strongest at the top, facing each other. A bar joined through the middle is one they share.
Yves Saint Laurent Kouros5 accords
1of 7 accords shared, 14%
Ted Lapidus Lapidus Pour Homme3 accords
Notes of Lapidus Pour Homme
What Ted Lapidus publishes. Black means Kouros shares the note.
The house has not published a note list for this bottle; the accords above come from its own description.
Notes of Kouros
What Yves Saint Laurent publishes. Black means Lapidus Pour Homme shares the note.
Top
- aldehydes
- artemisia
- coriander
Heart
- carnation
- patchouli
- cinnamon
Base
- honey
- leather
- tonka bean
The 2 bottles it is compared with
Each line is a community comparison, with how well documented it is and what owners say differs.
62Yves Saint Laurent Kourosprice varies, reported by a few ownersTed Lapidus pour Homme has a fresher opening and a musky-woody dry down like Kouros, but it is fruitier and less animalic, without the soapy aldehyde punch.60Cartier Santos de Cartierprice varies, reported by a few ownersReviewers find its drydown close to Santos, but it smells cheaper and cruder overall, with a rougher sweet spiced base and less refined herbal opening.
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Yves Saint Laurent Kouros
price varies, 100 ml
Ted Lapidus Lapidus Pour Homme
price varies
62 similar. Ted Lapidus pour Homme has a fresher opening and a musky-woody dry down like Kouros, but it is fruitier and less animalic, without the soapy aldehyde punch.
