...SystemeD:I think I can summon the courage for another guess."Diving Deep" by MyParfum?Nope.

...SystemeD:http://www.beautyencounter.com/buy/scuba-by-scuba-fragrances-for-men/610050006107/118010?utm_source=Amazon-Prod-Ads&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=610050006107I found this by searching at Beauty Encounter:Scuba by Scuba.Could that be it?You're on the right track, SystemD. The next hint is in your guess.

...Greysolon:I'm ready to take my recommended daily allowance of wrong... Jacques Hommeby Jacques BattiniWRONG!

...SystemeD:Jean-Paul Gaultier Le Male Scuba Diver?Not so much, SystemeD. Sorry.

...Greysolon:May we have a hint? Please? :oSure, Greysolon. Here you go.1. This perfume could have been Jacques Cousteau's own personal signature scent.2. The bottle design for this perfume might have been more appropriate in the shape of a regulator.

...Sorry, Greysolon. Try again.

...SystemeD:One more guess."Aqva pour Homme Marine" ?Wrong again, SystemD.

...SystemeD:"Calypso" by Robert Piguet?Sorry, SystemD, no.

...This perfume could have been Jacques Cousteau's own personal signature scent.

...Greysolon:This house has a name that would be insanely perfect for a rock band. All of their fragrances come in a solid stick form and one line of the house is dedicated to 1920's Flappers and the flapper image. Name the house.Crazylibellule & The Poppies

..."If You Wait" by London Grammar

...SystemeD:Is the house Grossmith? I am thinking of the fragrance Amelia as the great-grandmother's name.You are correct, SystemeD."Black Label - Amelia" by Grossmith.

...Nice finds as usually, Digindirt.

...This particular houses owner found his love of genealogy but a stepping stone to the resurrection of a old family business. One of this houses latest fragrance was named after the owners great grandmother.

...SystemeD:Hint:Name of fragrance = Name of flower = Color of part of flower"Fuchsia" by Alexandre Barthet.

...Cryptic:*sigh* Thanks, dude.I'll have something tonight.Dude?

...I would have to mention two, "Lagerfeld Classic" by Karl Lagerfeld and "Grey Flannel" by Geoffrey Beene. Lagerfeld is a spicy, warm and woody scent that brings back colorful fall days of the late 1970's. Grey Flannel was my eternal spring, with a fresh green sensory overload of violets. I love them both to this day and treasure vintage bottles of each. I wear them from time to time, when I want to escape into the past.

...I have sampled all Le Labo and I found I couldn't live without their "Anis" room spray. As far and their fragrances go, nothing I had to have.

...Let's not forget "#305 Burning Leaves" by CB I Hate Perfume.

...Life without perfume.