Legacy Noir by Avon
Men 2013
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What do you think?
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11 votes
Season
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Time of day
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
10 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
8 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
8 votes
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8 reviews
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Not modern at all; smells super vintage, like the 60s. Honestly, it’s the scent of your grandfather or dad without being offensive, but it definitely reads as old-fashioned for today. I’m surprised it’s from 2013; Avon usually recycles classic formulas, but this aroma is straight out of history.
Not modern; smells super vintage, like the 60s. Honestly, it’s the scent your grandfather or dad would wear without being offensive, but it definitely reads as old-fashioned for today. I’m surprised it’s from 2013; Avon usually recycles classic formulas, but these scents are already stepping into history.
Rich and smooth cologne, perfect for everyday wear. Brings me back to the vibe of Aqua di Parma.
Rich and smooth cologne, ideal for everyday wear. Brings me back to the vibe of Aqua di Parma.
I tried this in my 20s for the cold autumn and winter days. It smells like leather, woods, and something that lightens it up because it’s not heavy. I loved it, though it didn’t last very long.
I wore this years ago in my 20s for autumn and winter when it was cold. I remember it as leather, wood, and something that lightened it up because it’s not heavy. I loved it, but it didn’t last long.
Almost no reviews and very vintage. Even if they don’t say it, the clove dominates the opening, very intense. Not for anyone under 40, and you won’t get many compliments. You have to wear it with attitude because that’s what defines it.
Patchouli and leather dominate, perhaps 75% classic Azzaro with a touch of Drakkar as it dries down. It’s very 70s but elegant and masculine; not modern, but works well to change the pace in autumn. Moderate performance, and watch out, young folks should abstain.