One Man Show Gold Edition Jacques Bogart 2011

One Man Show Gold Edition by Jacques Bogart

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One Man Show Gold Edition is a popular perfume by Jacques Bogart for men and was released in 2011. The scent is spicy-sweet. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still in production.

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Top Notes	Apple, Mandarin orange, Orange blossom, Violet
Heart Notes	Geranium, Clove, Lavender, Cinnamon
Base Notes	Ambergris, Woody notes, Labdanum, Musk

Ratings

Scent

7.6 | 109 Ratings

Longevity

9.0 | 94 Ratings

Sillage

8.8 | 94 Ratings

Bottle

6.2 | 97 Ratings

Submitted by Inala, last update on 16.01.2021.

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11/21/2020

9
Scent 9
Longevity 8
Sillage 6
Bottle

DieOrange78

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DieOrange78

Helpful Review 4

There he is, the actual sailor. Who stole his shirt?

For the life of me, I never knew that smell. Unfortunately it is too easy to recognize it, with all the other scents that go in this or a similar direction. There you lose the overview and sometimes also the interest.
But in the end I was gripped by curiosity. One Man Show had to come along. The Gold Edition
Well prepared for what might come, thanks to other hard-working writers, I went on this little adventure.
One Man Show Gold Edition. What you don't read everything. And some of it is true. Some of it might be true
Whether it is based on the original scent, I do not know (yet). I do not own this one (yet). As I said, this scent series flew below my radar.
But I can now confirm that he has this crazy '80s vibe.
Reminds me of scents like Hugo Boss Number One. It's the apple, I think. And it goes very well with the tangerine. I'm just surprised they didn't include bergamot in the top notes. But not bad In fact, the head of the fragrance is so perfectly in tune with the body, which has been designed to be floral and spicy. Cinnamon in particular is an important link here. And through the other elements, it goes lightly to the base without stumbling. The base of the fragrance itself is not intrusive. Has a little bit of everything. Woodsy. Animalistic character. Lightly earthy
All in all, you can tell that the fragrance is a more modern creation. But with a strong look back to the 80's.
So casually, it seems to me that if this fragrance is exactly what you are looking for, you want to have a better tuned Ultra Male. Fruity, powerful opening with a flowing accent to the core of the matter and nimbly releasing the footnotes. The Ultra Sailor can't get it right It seems to me I have discovered the real sailor here. But someone has stolen his signature shirt and now he can't return to his crew Maybe he doesn't want to. Because he seems to enjoy the country life. And overland you can get around the world in parts One Man Show Gold Edition looks more confident and down-to-earth than Ultra Male, for example. Seems more cosmopolitan. And he doesn't knock over fruit boxes either, but takes something and pays for it.

This fragrance is definitely more finely tuned than the classic 80s fragrances, which can seem a bit rougher in direct comparison, but still ranks very well with them. Other more modern fragrances can still learn something from this
I also often read that the One Man Show series divides people's minds when whole planets and galaxies are not being destroyed. But I already see myself taking a shower in the other OMS branches For I give this warning to willing buyers on the way:
That spray head should have been a shower head. It shoots a juicy load and in a big radius.
The developers have revealed an interesting intention. And I'll give them that. Namely, to let the user apply a perfume properly. Nothing to be shy about applying or slowly accustoming the environment to. With this fragrance, the wearer goes straight to the point.
And I love that.

A scent like that doesn't hide. It doesn't hide the wearer. Either you want it or you don't. No half measures. So if you're ever on a secret mission, hands off that perfume. I recommend it to everyone else A lot of Ultra Male for little money.

MfG
TheOrange78

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07/30/2020

8
Scent 8
Longevity 8
Sillage 5
Bottle

Rquill67
199 Reviews

Rquill67

Beatmode Oud!

Jacques Bogart's One Man Show Gold Edition, is probably my least favourite in the One Man Show line-up. I do enjoy the other two more than this one, but that doesn't mean that this one is unwearable, bad, or a give-away. I will definitely wear this one, as I really love Aoud Wood based fragrances, and anything that smells middle-eastern, exotic, etc. I think the draw-back for me is that this one (out of the three), has more of a soapy vibe. Soapy fragrances done well, can really be awesome at times (as long as it's not a shower gel); but for this one, it goes right up to the line of being too soapy - but yet doesn't cross the line. It is linear and the Oud is synthetic, but this is a good fragrance overall. Trust me you only need a couple of sprays (you have been warned...lol). This fragrance projects well and lasts a long time on my skin. I like the cinnamon, African flower, amber and the oud in this one most; and the addition of the violet leaf makes this one a little different! I would give this one a 7 / 10 and will wear in fall and winter.

05/11/2020

8
Scent 10
Longevity 9
Sillage 7
Bottle

MonsieurTest

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MonsieurTest

Very helpful Review 15

Ecce Bogart or: How to perfume with the hammer

And once again thanks and bows to the community: Without Parfumo.de, Mr. Teste would hardly ever have come across the fragrances of this Parisian fragrance factory, which also produces the similarly muscular Lapidus fragrances.

After the beautiful green-spicy classic Bogart Man first moved in to round off the collection of retro, green-soapy fragrances, he was soon followed by the original One Man Show. The two old bullies are seldom used, but especially in early spring, their pot-like natural herbaceousness fit into the landscape quite nicely.
What the perfumers Rainbow and Minigolf felt down here and put into words, the Gold Edition of One Man Show now also got involved. And already his performance is powerful, even if rather diffuse: dark fruity, yes, apples, but not sweet ones, but already at the beginning slightly musty. If there's mandarin in this show, it's certainly not a brightly shining one like the Aqua Allegory Mandarine Basilic or the 4711 Mandarine Kardamon. Bogart Gold offers dark red-golden fruitiness (with the transition to brown tones)
I have to think of Friedrich Schiller, who, as the motor for writing, stored rotting apples in his desk drawer. Their scent inspired him! If the old Swabian had used the Boss apples from Metzingen back then, the wonderfully steep aphorisms in Don Carlos and Wallenstein might not have happened. Had he been able to get the Bogart Gold Edition in Weimar: maybe he would have delighted us with perfect choral tragedies or even better: with comedies?
Because this fragrance is more oblique than classically elegant. It is powerful and long lasting. In my nose it has a strange mixture of light sweetness, irritating and irritating mustiness and deep earthiness. Probably this results from apples, then cinnamon-lavender. And the whole thing rests on a strange amber-labdanum base. On the handkerchief it easily lasts for 2 days and delivers there similar dark earthy echoes like Hechter's Caractère or Arrogance Homme, while the Original One Man Show stays somehow greener even on the long distance.

These Bogarts have something, but they are not very easy to use in company, as they seem to me more like hearty home cooking than an engraved French menu. Bogart is not Guerlain, but in its own way it is a French, popular fragrance heritage: more Parisian East than 5th arrondissement. The Bogarts probably use large calibres, measuring cups instead of pipettes when mixing; the same applies to the Lapidus grenades I know of. And these are by no means bad scents. They seem to me to be more interesting than many weak new releases.
Their areas of application are not easy to define.
The best way to wear the golden one-man-band is to wear it on your own or in a somehow already strongly scented environment: smoky barbecues, gardening, so that the neighbours behind the hedge get a scented greeting, maybe with animals in nature... On building sites rather than in offices or seminar rooms. Maybe also at loud outdoor summer events?
Or just now, in the confinement, in rainy weather after many sunny early spring days, at your own desk.

10 Replies

10/05/2019

8.5
Scent 9
Longevity 9
Sillage 8
Bottle

Akela
10 Reviews

Akela

It's like a history lesson in the perfume world.

This perfume is wonderful. It's clear time left him behind, but by the feeling he creates when you wear it, it becomes timeless! Just like Ted Lapidus For Men. For me as an amateur, the two look like somewhere. And ... it's powerful ...!

04/11/2019

9
Scent 9
Longevity 10
Sillage 5
Bottle

Rainbow

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Rainbow

Helpful Review 7

This is a lonely hearts ad

I'm looking for a guy.

Someone who doesn't shyly spray on you Pfft Pfft harmlessly and inconspicuously and hides a lot of himself for the time being, but someone who immediately really plotts on you, who shows everything about himself. Then I knew right away what you were up against. I think that's good.

Someone who doesn't knock quietly and then just stands in front of the door for hours, but simply enters it with Karacho, storms in and throws a few boxes of fruit and spices into the corner. Then I knew he really wanted to come in and stay a while. I think that's good.

Someone who doesn't suck on his e-cigarette (liquid type cheesecake), but should have wood with him. Wood, I think that's really good.

Extra bonus points for someone who surprisingly has a large pot of honey with him. And then he wants to cuddle up all night. Because he's not really a macho man at all. I think that's really good.

There's no such thing here, you say?

It's not that important either.
This is also a very good one woman show. :-))))))

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06/05/2018

10
Scent 10
Longevity 9
Sillage 8
Bottle

Terente
31 Reviews

Terente

Smell of GOLD!

As a lover of vintage and powerfull fragrances, I read absolutely all reviews about this beautiful scent, then I blind bought it. :) Bogart OMS Gold Edition is a modern perfume, but clearly inspired by classics. Some people say that Bogart OMS Gold is like a mixture of Kouros, Lapidus pour homme and Dali pour homme (?). In my oppinion, the opening of Bogart OMS Gold is very, very similar to current formulation of Puig Quorum (soapy like it), but nothing in comun with Kouros. Not at all. It can be compared with Kouros, but only by analogy of perceptions, not by similitude of smell.
The dry down has vague similarities with Lapidus, but only marginal and not so strong like Lapidus. Not so animalic like Kouros, nor so fresh like Quorum. It's rough, strong and persistent. Poisonous maybe (it reminds me the DDT). But I love it! It's not for all noses. Only for connaisseurs. :)
Exceptional longevity and projection. On my skin lasts more than 8-9 hours. 2-3 hours of projection, then progressively but slowly it calms and cuddle up at skin level. I would put it among the most sophisticated harsh perfumes for men.
A must have for people of category that I belong (as said above)! Loved and detestable in same time! Controversial, but adorable!

Addendum: I reviewed and completed my opinion above mentioned, it smells marginally similar to Kouros (animalic) on my clothes, but just after 3-4 hours after application. Anyway, I like more the smell of Bogart than Kouros's. Kouros is a little bit "salty" (in nauseous sense of the word) than Bogart OMS GE. It's by far the strongest perfume I own! A gem!

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01/30/2015

MichVaillant
13 Reviews

MichVaillant

Helpful Review 3

Dilute 50/50 before use!

(A general word of caution about my impressions of fragrances: I apply on clothes and not on skin.)

This is like those undiluted coolants that you need to mix 50/50 with water before putting in your car's radiator. Silage is enormous, and longevity is preposterous. This stays on clothes virtually forever. Having said that, it is quite possible to control this beast with careful application. And frankly, I would rather use a single-careful-spray-only fragrance than a gone-in-an-hour-after-20-sprays fragrance. Contemporary Bogart fragrances, (as well as the current offerings of a few other affordable men’s lines such as Lapidus,) are real anomalies in today's fragrance market when you consider the performance you get for the money you spent on them. This beauty here can be had for as little as $15 for a 100 ml bottle, and can last you years at couple sprays a day. This is the kind of performance you would only expect to get from an old-school powerhouse in its vintage formulation. I love Bogart for keeping the old-school powerhouse tradition and gusto alive. “Bogart, the house of powerhouse,” indeed!

Performance aside, this is not my favorite Bogart fragrance, although I like and quite enjoy it. This is quite a sweet fragrance. I would say it is fruity-sweet, rather than spicy-sweet or floral-sweet. To my nose, honey is a dominant theme in this fragrance, and I was surprised to see that it is not among the official notes. Actually, I get a distinct “honey smell” from this fragrance as opposed to just a “honey note” as you would find in several other fragrances that include honey as a note, such as Bijan and Alain Delon. But then again, Bogart is known for creating impressions of notes without actually using them in a fragrance, but instead through interaction of other notes. For example, consider the incense impression in Furyo without the use of incense as a note, or the tobacco impression in Bogart pour Homme (2004, not the 1975 original) without the use of tobacco. Beside the sweetness, this fragrance has the trademark “dirty+soapy” aspect you find in most Bogart fragrances, which gives it an extra old-school macho appeal. The “dirty+soapy” aspect becomes quite pronounced if you smell the fragrance up close after application. I believe what I call the “dirty+soapy” aspect is the "thin balance" between clean and dirty Rickbr talks about in his review below. I like that in a fragrance.

12/22/2014

8
Scent

Rickbr
190 Reviews

Rickbr

Wow, i don't know exactly what to think about it. It's odd but works mixing a kind of classic "macho-man" accord, something musky, ambery and dirty, with a fruity, modern, mainstream vibe. Since the first minutes on skin i get this tension between clean/nice/fruity and musky/ray/dirty, and the thin balance is what makes it work for me. It's quite intense, so i suspect that it's not a fragrance that you can easily wear at very warm temperatures. But i found it interesting at least.

05/01/2012

9
Scent 10
Longevity 10
Sillage 10
Bottle

Kannan
37 Reviews

Kannan

Projection BomB

Very strong & monster Projection With beast Longevity more than 24 hours. Just 2 sprays start the strong magic. Caution: Do not over apply. HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.