Central Park South 2013

Central Park South by Bond No. 9
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6.8 / 10 36 Ratings
Central Park South is a perfume by Bond No. 9 for women and was released in 2013. The scent is floral-fresh. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production. Pronunciation
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Main accords

Floral
Fresh
Synthetic
Green
Fruity

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
Grapefruit blossomGrapefruit blossom Blackcurrant budBlackcurrant bud
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Lily of the valleyLily of the valley
Base Notes Base Notes
Woody notesWoody notes
Ratings
Scent
6.836 Ratings
Longevity
8.228 Ratings
Sillage
7.829 Ratings
Bottle
7.038 Ratings
Submitted by Kankuro, last update on 28.10.2022.

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2 in-depth fragrance descriptions
Anamandy

95 Reviews
Anamandy
Anamandy
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Another Big Bond Floral
I've been looking at this fragrance for a number of years and read many reviews compare this to Bond Central Park West. A lot of reviews claim they smell very similar, but after picking up a travel sprayer of it, and doing a side by side, I have to disagree. To my nose the only thing they have in common is that they are both big, extravagant florals.
While both are big flower bonanzas, Central Park West is heavier, louder, richer, more sensuous, and much more extroverted and over the top. It's a great perfume for a night on the town. While this is loud too, the fresh, clean profile makes it more wearable for day, if used judiciously. So, right off the bat, besides having a different feel about it, it is more versatile than West as it can easily go from day to night. Also, West is more cold weather wear while this seems more geared to warm weather. I couldn't imagine wearing West in the summer as it is so heavy and dense, I think it would choke me out and everyone else within the vicinity.
As to this fragrance, it is white florals at their peak of bloom right after a spring rain. Some think it has a cleanliness to it, as if you just got out of the shower, and I can see that too though it is not shampooey in the least. There's just the tinniest hint of fruitiness that adds freshness, but this is not a fruity floral either nor is it listed in the notes. But I am picking it up, though not in the way most fruity florals are done today where the fruity notes are much more pronounced and a feature of the scent.
If I were to make a comparison to any Bond fragrance, it would be Earth Day, in that it has that same clean, shower fresh aspect, though it does lack Earth Day's creaminess which I prefer. But while I like this scent, (and Bond CPW), I don't love it. For this type of scent profile, I prefer something like Estee Lauder's Pleasures or Beyond Paradise, or even Bond's Earth Day. Still, if you are looking for a big fresh white floral you should give this a shot as it is not only very pretty but performs wonderfully too. I will use up this travel sprayer next spring and summer, which I think will be perfect that time of year but will not replace with a bottle when it is done.
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Sherapop

1239 Reviews
Sherapop
Sherapop
Helpful Review 4  
Another blast of narcissus + jasmine + ylang
The moment I applied Bond no 9 CENTRAL PARK SOUTH, I was reminded of CENTRAL PARK WEST. Why? Because the big floral parade of narcissus, jasmine, and ylang-ylang is once again on display. It's becoming pretty clear that Laurice Rahmé (the creative director of this house) loves narcissus, as when it figures in one of her perfumes, it tends to steal the show. Another example: HARRODS ROSE, which is more about narcissus and ambrette than it is about rose, at least according to my nose.

Once again, in CENTRAL PARK SOUTH, we have a somewhat overwhelmingly floral creation which is probably not going to appeal to many guys, nor any gals who dislike CENTRAL PARK WEST. I'm wondering about this launch, actually. It's the first from Bond no. 9 in more than six months, and it seems like a permutation or Lego launch. The core of CENTRAL PARK WEST is here, plus some new notes, but because the core is so strong, it doesn't really matter much which other notes were switched out for new ones.

I can recommend this composition to all and only those who love CENTRAL PARK WEST. Narcissus, jasmine, and ylang are once again here in abundance!
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