I love that Molinard is a classy and classic French perfume house with a rich history and great collection of fragrances but they don't make their prices so high that only certain people can afford to buy and wear them. They keep them within reach for everyday people and that makes me a big fan...Loved the Outro! xoxox
My aunt wore Habanita in the fifties and it was gorgeous on her. It’s much easier to find now and so affordable, I keep backups. Molinard is so underrated, I need to try more that I keep forgetting to order. 😊
I was quite surprised you didn't include (and don't own) Molinard - Ambre. I own this one, and 'bang-for-your-buck', it's right up there. I sits proudly in my [amber] collection beside MFK - Grand Soir, Serge Lutens - Ambre Sultan, HdP - Ambre 114, and, Costume National 21. Really loved your photo montage. Thanks, Sebastian!
@@ThePerfumeGuy I'm sorry Sebastian, I didn't mean for it to come across that way. Your enormous and immense fragrance collection is truly something to behold, and I am in total awe of it (I didn't say jealous. Well, not out loud anyway)...and that is the reason I was surprised you don't own the aforementioned. Thank you for humoring me.
.....will always ❤ my Habanita, Patchouli, Patchouli Intense, Chypre D'Orient, Vanille & Vanille Fruitée. Yep, I'm a fan 😆 Thanks for the Molinard outro!!!
I adore Molinard. They're one of my favorite traditional French perfumeries. They continually produce niche quality, top-notch fragrances for a really affordable price. I've currently got Oud Magnetique, Lavande, and Vanille Patchouli. Love them all and will definitely be adding to the collection after watching your vid!
Secret Sucre smells like cooked sugar? I’ve only been into fragrances for about a year and a half but I’m drawn to smells that remind me of times being raised by my grandma. Simple sugar, rhubarb, apples, lilacs and homemade soap to name a few. Might have to see if I can track down a sample of this. Thanks for the video!
Great insights! I've bought Lavande this January and I like it a lot, it's high quality. Fantastic affordable niche house considering most of them are 30-40 € here in the EU at discounters. P.S. They do change their bottle design quite often.
Wow, I'm actually a female and it was one of my first "grown up" perfumes, when I was a teenager. Rafale, with the shades of grey and turquoise box. I loved it!
Loved the photos at the end. I’ve only tried Habinita, Lavander, Patchouli, and Patchouli from the Les Senteurs line. It’s a very dry, herbal patchouli. Comes in a beautiful box and bottle. Lavande is my favorite. I want to try them all…especially the fugue and musk (maybe…after this video it may be a bit too strong for my nose). I have some of the old, very old --like 80 year old solid perfumes from molinard…they’re still strong and Habanita is fantastic. More powerful and softer than the current formulation.
Great video. I have several Molinard fragrances. Patchouli, Jasmin, Violette, Lavande, Figue, Fleur d'Oranger, Musc, Chypre Charnel, Chypre d'Orient (very close to Diorella but much weaker), tubéreuse vertigineuse and Habanita. I love them all. I must try the others you mention😊. Thank you
I love the pictures at the end. I hope I get to Grasse soon. I love Habinita! I have a newer bottle of the edp and an older one. I also have an older bottle of the edt and it’s fantastic. I’m going to look for the patch vanilla. Thanks!
Going to try their Patchouli based on your prior recommendation. No experience with brand. Fyi... received Guerlain Bois Mysterieux. .. blind buy ... based on your suggestion. Awesome !! Thank you. 👍👍
I find Caron too vanilla. I was pretty disappointed when I got that one in. Was hoping for that bracing lavender smell I get from Beau De Jour but instead of the (almost animalic) amber, a cozy vanilla. The vanilla isn't bad, it's just so dominant. I cannot wear it :( Molinard is such an intriguing brand but I've been avoiding it because of comparisons to Caron. Don't get me wrong, Caron is a great house (Yatagan is a top fragrance for me), but pour homme was not my cup o' tea. Love the videos.
Couldn't thank you much for this video and although you did previous videos about molinard if am not mistaken but this one comes in handy coz I been eyeing this house for a while but every time I want to buy a fragrance from their collection I go to fragrantica to check the reviews and I get a lot of mixed reviews over every perfume from that house so I hold on from buying so at least now I know that I need to check Vanille patchouli for sure
I have Figue and it's green and kind of heavy on me. I wear it during the winter. My favourite of their house is Nirmala Le rêve. I also want to buy Osmanthus fragrance.
I have about six mile an hour perfumes in the purple bottles and of course habanita which is an extraordinary fragrance and I'm about to try the habanita red
Just got Molinard Musc. VERY disappointed! Sickeningly sweet. As you said, it's very heavy on the amber and patchouli with a very licorice-y/root beer smell. The musc is so overpowered by the other ones mentioned that it's almost not there at all!! Now that I have it, I don't want it to go to waste. Any suggestions on how I can counteract these notes?
Have them on my radar a while ago but never pull the trigger. Heard that they aren’t long lasting. Wich of the violet bottle ones are leaning slightly feminine? Wich one can you recommend to start with?
Ootro and Out-ro refers to the end credits. Really not missing anything but the funny thing is I worked in the film industry and people said it both ways. So that’s pretty much the joke! 😀
No it doesn't have the orange blossom neroli thing happening in the Guimauve De Noel. I find Guimauve De Noel similar to Love Don't Be Shy by Kilian as discussed in this video: ua-cam.com/video/4yX5cNXbA5Y/v-deo.html
On me Figue is really long-lasting and quite strong. No doubt Vanille Patch is the best. I also have Levende and Ambre but these 2 are not necessarily for an everyday use.
Самое первое мое знакомство с молинард у меня началось с Cuir . Примерно год назад, для меня в нем кожи нет, вербена дает кислинку которая мне очень мешает. Дымный, горящая свежая ветка вишни. Не зашёл. Из светлой линейки хочу попробовать базилик. Ну и не дошла я еще до Habanita. 😊👋
@@akakimtvralashvili3538 мужчине подойдёт, он можно даже сказать больше в мужскую сторону. Он дымно-вишневый, не могу конкретно сказать на что похож, на старте ну прям очень дымно-горелый а потом вишня дымная. Многим такие ароматы нравятся. Я от таких устала. Не люблю чернослив, сухофрукты у меня ассоциации с 90- годами. У этого аромата отличает от 90-ых старт. Он насыщенно горело дымный, а вот база как многие мужские ароматы вишнёво табачное. Такое. Я его сестре сплавила. Для меня кожаный это Гуччи гилти абсолю...
@@akakimtvralashvili3538 я без затеста купила шопард амбер малаки, разочаровалась, не нравится он мне, том форд омбре кожа не зацепил обычный. Том форд мне нравится уд вуд. В замен русской кожи шанель взяла айзенберг со френч уже снятый, а из дымных купила арабский не помню название уд какой то в белом флаконе клон интерлюда амуаж, ну очень мне нравится этот арабский парфюм. Монталями не интересуюсь вообще. Спасибо за дискуссию.👋
I never comment on your pronunciations because, well, it's not about that, but just for fun I wanna mention that the "real" French way of pronouncing "Secret Sucre" is a fun sort of play on words or, more precisely, play on sounds, since the "t" in "Secret" isn't pronounced, thus the only difference between the two words is the first vowel. It comes out very musical. But the main thing I wanted to say was that, just like I was hanging on waiting to see what you'd think of Diptyque's Kyoto, I'll be hanging on to hear your verdict on Molinard's Vetiver. Someday, somewhere, I'll stumble across "the closest thing" to L'Occitan's Eau de Vetyver. I can tell from the notes profile that Molinard's won't be it, but, still, it sounds extremely inviting. I've learned to appreciate vetiver's wildly wide profile, figuring out how things that smell sooooo different from each other, from Terre d'Hermes Eau Vetiver Intense to Encre Noire to, yes, L'Occitan's, not to mention the (disappointing) Karl Lagerfeld Bois de Vetiver (vetiver practically not there), can all somehow still be "that", i.e., in some wildly remote sense "the same thing." Yes, I think I've trained my nose a bit to identify where "the same thing" is hiding in scents that aren't at ALL "the same thing." Quite significantly, L'Occitan's has never smelled the same to me since learning to identify vetiver in the others. I'm still mad for the L'Occitan but my nose isn't "virgin" anymore. Before "all this" started, I just loved "whatever this is I'm smelling" in the L'Occitan. Now, VETIVER nearly assaults my senses, with full consciousness, when I spray it on.
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Great video Sebastian.
@@lelemonty5548 Yes I agree.
I love that Molinard is a classy and classic French perfume house with a rich history and great collection of fragrances but they don't make their prices so high that only certain people can afford to buy and wear them. They keep them within reach for everyday people and that makes me a big fan...Loved the Outro! xoxox
That can be said for Lalique and Boucheron too! … In my experience ☺️
Molinard is one of the most underrated houses out there.
I bought the Vanille and Vanille Fruitee because of you and I love them both.😍
I love Molinard Ambre from this collection! Such a gorgeous balsamic warm deep amber type
Where is Nirmala on your list? It is so lovely 💜
Vanille Patchouli is a fave. I also like Vanille Fruitee which you don't have and their Violet is good too.
My fave too. I also like Figue.
Molinard Ambre is an incredible balsamic amber fragrance. So underrated.
I agree. Very close to Ambre Sultan from Serge Lutens but not as expensive.
And their Ambré lumière in Collection privée is awesome
i just bought MOLINARD ROSE, love love it. first time trying niche perfume.
My aunt wore Habanita in the fifties and it was gorgeous on her. It’s much easier to find now and so affordable, I keep backups. Molinard is so underrated, I need to try more that I keep forgetting to order. 😊
Wonderful!
Woooow thank you for sharing the photos of the boutique!!!! Beautiful bottles, the old labels, fantastic, so much history, thanks again Sebastian!!!
I just added Violette to my collection and love it, want to buy Vanilie Fruitee as well and Vetiver sounds nice as well😍
Good choice! I'm going to order it as well! :)
I was quite surprised you didn't include (and don't own) Molinard - Ambre. I own this one, and 'bang-for-your-buck', it's right up there. I sits proudly in my [amber] collection beside MFK - Grand Soir, Serge Lutens - Ambre Sultan, HdP - Ambre 114, and, Costume National 21. Really loved your photo montage. Thanks, Sebastian!
You can’t have it all now can you? LOL! I’m going to add it to the list of fragrances to buy!! 😀
@@ThePerfumeGuy I'm sorry Sebastian, I didn't mean for it to come across that way. Your enormous and immense fragrance collection is truly something to behold, and I am in total awe of it (I didn't say jealous. Well, not out loud anyway)...and that is the reason I was surprised you don't own the aforementioned. Thank you for humoring me.
What other amber fragrance can you recommend?
Awesome timing! was looking to get more if these... love Cuir and Figue....
.....will always ❤ my Habanita, Patchouli, Patchouli Intense, Chypre D'Orient, Vanille & Vanille Fruitée. Yep, I'm a fan 😆 Thanks for the Molinard outro!!!
Thanks for sharing!!
I adore Molinard. They're one of my favorite traditional French perfumeries. They continually produce niche quality, top-notch fragrances for a really affordable price. I've currently got Oud Magnetique, Lavande, and Vanille Patchouli. Love them all and will definitely be adding to the collection after watching your vid!
Those bottles are beautiful. Thank you, Sebastian for sharing that video at the end.
Figue, Lavande, Cuir, Patchouli. Love them
Secret Sucre smells like cooked sugar? I’ve only been into fragrances for about a year and a half but I’m drawn to smells that remind me of times being raised by my grandma. Simple sugar, rhubarb, apples, lilacs and homemade soap to name a few. Might have to see if I can track down a sample of this. Thanks for the video!
That's why I always turn the sprayer 180 degrees so it will not damage the sticker in the front
I love Cuir... huge compliment-getter by the way
Great insights! I've bought Lavande this January and I like it a lot, it's high quality. Fantastic affordable niche house considering most of them are 30-40 € here in the EU at discounters. P.S. They do change their bottle design quite often.
Great to hear! Love them discounted!! ;)
I purchase Figue based on your recommendation and love it. It’s an excellent summer scent.
Did you also visit Galimard in Grasse?? Very underrated. Fragonnard and Molinard are more well known outside the region.
Yes I have actually shot video at Galimard but the video did not turn out sadly! :(
My father used to use Rafal when I was a kid. Beautiful smell. I think is discontinued...sadly!
Wow, I'm actually a female and it was one of my first "grown up" perfumes, when I was a teenager. Rafale, with the shades of grey and turquoise box. I loved it!
I love Molinard! my favorite was Molinard de Molinard. The bottle was gorgeous. Never found anything close to it.
Oh no!
Loved the photos at the end. I’ve only tried Habinita, Lavander, Patchouli, and Patchouli from the Les Senteurs line. It’s a very dry, herbal patchouli. Comes in a beautiful box and bottle.
Lavande is my favorite. I want to try them all…especially the fugue and musk (maybe…after this video it may be a bit too strong for my nose). I have some of the old, very old --like 80 year old solid perfumes from molinard…they’re still strong and Habanita is fantastic. More powerful and softer than the current formulation.
I really enjoyed the outro, thanks for sharing!
Great video. I have several Molinard fragrances. Patchouli, Jasmin, Violette, Lavande, Figue, Fleur d'Oranger, Musc, Chypre Charnel, Chypre d'Orient (very close to Diorella but much weaker), tubéreuse vertigineuse and Habanita. I love them all. I must try the others you mention😊. Thank you
Sebastian, thanks for doing this Molinard update. I look forward to hearing your opinion of the Vetiver when you receive it and review it.
Figue is an absolute favorite...
I love Ambré Lumière, any other similar fragrances out there? I love my amber scents ♥️
Serge Lutens Ambre Sultan it similar to ambre lumiere
I love the pictures at the end. I hope I get to Grasse soon. I love Habinita! I have a newer bottle of the edp and an older one. I also have an older bottle of the edt and it’s fantastic. I’m going to look for the patch vanilla. Thanks!
always always a pleasure to watch your video Sebastian! thank you :)
cheers
My pleasure!
Going to try their Patchouli based on your prior recommendation. No experience with brand.
Fyi... received Guerlain Bois Mysterieux. .. blind buy ... based on your suggestion.
Awesome !! Thank you. 👍👍
Thanks for sharing! Bois Mysterieux is not a blind buy frag but glad you like it! I LOVE IT! :)
Habanita my favourite perfume , unique smell, I searched in all neach houses nothing smell like habanita.
I own muget and it is amazing! If you love lily of the valley💜💜💜
Habanita, Patchouli intense, Ambré lumière, Cuir, Habanita la Cologne and Oud magnétique are in my collection. Great scents, underrated house.
Ambré Lumière is awesome, that eucalyptus top note makes it unique.
i trust your word on the lavender fragrance ;) im going to explore that one
Can't wait to get my hands on them
Great house I own several of these.
I still have a bottle of Captain de Molinard. It was my favorite parfum when I was a teenager in the 70s! 😊
Captain was from Molyneux
Great presentation. Thanks for sharing your excursion.
1911 I think you mentioned 1921. 100 years If released in 2012. I have to try this house..some of them sound amazing!
I think Figue is great. Id like to try the vetiver one. I think ill grab a sample
I find Caron too vanilla. I was pretty disappointed when I got that one in. Was hoping for that bracing lavender smell I get from Beau De Jour but instead of the (almost animalic) amber, a cozy vanilla. The vanilla isn't bad, it's just so dominant. I cannot wear it :( Molinard is such an intriguing brand but I've been avoiding it because of comparisons to Caron. Don't get me wrong, Caron is a great house (Yatagan is a top fragrance for me), but pour homme was not my cup o' tea. Love the videos.
I hadn’t heard of them before your other video about their lavender fragrance, which isn’t currently available as far as I can find…
Great intro to the house Sebastian. Loved the photo montage..
Could you review the house of Galimard in the same way, please?
I just ordered the vanille patchouli! TFS!!
Couldn't thank you much for this video and although you did previous videos about molinard if am not mistaken but this one comes in handy coz I been eyeing this house for a while but every time I want to buy a fragrance from their collection I go to fragrantica to check the reviews and I get a lot of mixed reviews over every perfume from that house so I hold on from buying so at least now I know that I need to check Vanille patchouli for sure
I adore AMBRE from Molinard. It's so good! I sometimes layer it with my leather and oud scents to give an extra boost & longevity.
I need to check but I have so many ambers!!
I have Figue and it's green and kind of heavy on me. I wear it during the winter. My favourite of their house is Nirmala Le rêve. I also want to buy Osmanthus fragrance.
I agree, Figue is very, very light. It last 5 minutes.
LOL
Nine Molinard but no Tuberose Vertigineuse in-sight.
have you heard of sotoor waww from RAsasi? i would like to know which one is best! lavane or that!?
Actually Secret Sucré translates to Sugared secret. I am in the fence about this one vs Ambré Lumière. Is that one worth it?
I have about six mile an hour perfumes in the purple bottles and of course habanita which is an extraordinary fragrance and I'm about to try the habanita red
Red is the limited edition for the 100th anniversary but exactly the same scent.
Just got Molinard Musc. VERY disappointed! Sickeningly sweet. As you said, it's very heavy on the amber and patchouli with a very licorice-y/root beer smell. The musc is so overpowered by the other ones mentioned that it's almost not there at all!!
Now that I have it, I don't want it to go to waste. Any suggestions on how I can counteract these notes?
Figue, Figue, Figue. Did I say Figue? LOL. I love this stuff and I have 3 backup bottles.
What do u think abt vanilla fruitee and how does it smell
It wasn’t my favorite, but it was a fruity take on vanilla.
I will appreciate news about Molinard of Molinard!
I have all of them exempt the sucre and vanille patchouli. I also have the patchouli Intense, Lavande, and Amber Lumiere.
Hello my friend. If you can compare molinard musc to other fragrances? To give me a better idea? Thank you
Gozo from Jeroboam a bit. Not exactly but slightly. I can’t think of another fragrance that comes close.
@@ThePerfumeGuy thank you
Fragonard had a Vetiver version years ago.
Have them on my radar a while ago but never pull the trigger. Heard that they aren’t long lasting. Wich of the violet bottle ones are leaning slightly feminine? Wich one can you recommend to start with?
I've got 2 from this house so far - Habanita and Lavande. Both are pretty long lasting on me.
@@cocoamoccha971 Thank you!
That bottle is very nice wow
Nice to see Cuir o the list, I have it and I Love it
Good choice!
I know you've gone back between outro and ootro from other videos but I always feel like I'm missing a joke. Does ootro reference something? Tfs!
Ootro and Out-ro refers to the end credits. Really not missing anything but the funny thing is I worked in the film industry and people said it both ways. So that’s pretty much the joke! 😀
Hello Sebastian, Is Secret Sucre similar to Guimauve de Noel in any way?
No it doesn't have the orange blossom neroli thing happening in the Guimauve De Noel. I find Guimauve De Noel similar to Love Don't Be Shy by Kilian as discussed in this video: ua-cam.com/video/4yX5cNXbA5Y/v-deo.html
I had Habanita years ago but no longer have it.
On me Figue is really long-lasting and quite strong. No doubt Vanille Patch is the best. I also have Levende and Ambre but these 2 are not necessarily for an everyday use.
Good to know! I love fig anything pretty much!! :)
Nice one
Good job.
Самое первое мое знакомство с молинард у меня началось с Cuir . Примерно год назад, для меня в нем кожи нет, вербена дает кислинку которая мне очень мешает. Дымный, горящая свежая ветка вишни. Не зашёл. Из светлой линейки хочу попробовать базилик. Ну и не дошла я еще до Habanita. 😊👋
zdrastvite..dlia mujchini podaoidiot etot Cuir?ia xotel vslepuiu kupit-no pobaivaius..mogu kupit tester za 35 US dolarov..na shto poxoj esli mojete sravnit
@@akakimtvralashvili3538 мужчине подойдёт, он можно даже сказать больше в мужскую сторону. Он дымно-вишневый, не могу конкретно сказать на что похож, на старте ну прям очень дымно-горелый а потом вишня дымная. Многим такие ароматы нравятся. Я от таких устала. Не люблю чернослив, сухофрукты у меня ассоциации с 90- годами. У этого аромата отличает от 90-ых старт. Он насыщенно горело дымный, а вот база как многие мужские ароматы вишнёво табачное. Такое. Я его сестре сплавила. Для меня кожаный это Гуччи гилти абсолю...
@@ania182 blagadariu Tanya za otlichnoe umenie peredat aromati...mne Gucci ne nravitsia kategoricheskii-moi koshmar parfiumernii..no nravitsia Chopard Black Insence Malaki-dlia menia garazdo luchshe zvuchit(no vam vriatli ponravitsia-potamushto etot toje ochen dimnii-priam u kostra sidish:))..liubliu Tom ford Ombre Leather 2018..uje zakazal Montale Leather Aoud..i Molinard Cuir toje prikupliu esli tak zvuchit-v moim gorode ne smog dastat shtobi zatestit..p.s.v sentembre kupil Mancera Hindu kush,Tiziana Terenzi Laudano Nero,Frank Boclet Tobacco,Gucci Intense Oud i Montale Aoud musk..ne mogu ostanavitsia-stal parfmaniakom:)
@@akakimtvralashvili3538 я без затеста купила шопард амбер малаки, разочаровалась, не нравится он мне, том форд омбре кожа не зацепил обычный. Том форд мне нравится уд вуд. В замен русской кожи шанель взяла айзенберг со френч уже снятый, а из дымных купила арабский не помню название уд какой то в белом флаконе клон интерлюда амуаж, ну очень мне нравится этот арабский парфюм. Монталями не интересуюсь вообще. Спасибо за дискуссию.👋
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I only have Vanille patchouli mine has the copper bottle cap
New fan. I’m thinking about getting his lavender but I want to layer with a good SPICY cinnamon orange blossom ? Does that make any sCENTS?ha get it!
Patchouli my favourite of the 7 or so I know. Fleur D'Oranger, which you didn't cover also excellent. And of course Habanita
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Cuir ❤️
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@@ThePerfumeGuy 👊🏾👊🏾
Don't have a chance to tried any of this house
I hope you do soon! :)
I never comment on your pronunciations because, well, it's not about that, but just for fun I wanna mention that the "real" French way of pronouncing "Secret Sucre" is a fun sort of play on words or, more precisely, play on sounds, since the "t" in "Secret" isn't pronounced, thus the only difference between the two words is the first vowel. It comes out very musical. But the main thing I wanted to say was that, just like I was hanging on waiting to see what you'd think of Diptyque's Kyoto, I'll be hanging on to hear your verdict on Molinard's Vetiver. Someday, somewhere, I'll stumble across "the closest thing" to L'Occitan's Eau de Vetyver. I can tell from the notes profile that Molinard's won't be it, but, still, it sounds extremely inviting. I've learned to appreciate vetiver's wildly wide profile, figuring out how things that smell sooooo different from each other, from Terre d'Hermes Eau Vetiver Intense to Encre Noire to, yes, L'Occitan's, not to mention the (disappointing) Karl Lagerfeld Bois de Vetiver (vetiver practically not there), can all somehow still be "that", i.e., in some wildly remote sense "the same thing." Yes, I think I've trained my nose a bit to identify where "the same thing" is hiding in scents that aren't at ALL "the same thing." Quite significantly, L'Occitan's has never smelled the same to me since learning to identify vetiver in the others. I'm still mad for the L'Occitan but my nose isn't "virgin" anymore. Before "all this" started, I just loved "whatever this is I'm smelling" in the L'Occitan. Now, VETIVER nearly assaults my senses, with full consciousness, when I spray it on.
"Secret Sucré": the "sugared secret."
do you know of other fragrances for men that smells like nag Champa ?
Just use the oil , have you found any?
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Lavande is like Caron pour un homme Impact