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Glacier Le Noir
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Glacier Le Noir by Maison Alhambra is a fragrance from the olfactory family for men and women. Glacier Le Noir was launched in 2024.
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- Positivo 79%
- Negativo 11%
- Neutral 11%
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For me, it’s a hybrid between the classic Le Male and Le Parfum, trying to imitate the latter. It resembles Le Male Le Parfum about 55%. It starts very potent and you think, ‘wow, this is going to be a bomb, it’s a Le Male Le Parfum with steroids,’ and that’s far from the truth, because after half an hour, it fades to become a skin scent and turns into an intimate fragrance. I felt the longevity was more than 7 hours but very close to the skin, which is a shame, because at first it seems like it’s going to be a bomb and it’s not. I don’t recommend it, mostly because it becomes so intimate and because it’s not an exact clone like one expects, or at least one that is 85-90% similar. The good thing is that it’s very cheap abroad; back in Argentina (as of June 2022), you could find it for about 40,000 pesos, which is around $22 USD. The first disappointment Maison Alhambra gave me. One good thing to highlight is its packaging, which copies the classic JPG tin very well. The bottle doesn’t look alike, but it’s nice.
It smells very similar, especially at the opening, to Halloween Man EDT, which I understand is inspired by One Million. The opening is very potent but reduces a lot as it dries down. For the price, feel free to reapply, hehe.
I agree with Sairenbo; it’s a delicious fragrance, but it stays very close to your skin. But come on, you have to make the most of everything… Imagine, if you go dancing, the girl you’re dancing with will always smell good to you. For the price, it’s very good for me.
It’s a dupe with an 80% similarity. Upon trying it, the opening is a bomb and makes you think it will be just like Le Male Le Parfum, but after 5 minutes, the dry down kills that illusion, leaving behind intense lavender and quite synthetic cardamom. The opening has juicy vanilla and a potent, fleeting iris, but unfortunately, everything lasts less than 5 or 4 minutes. The longevity is 4 hours with 6 sprays, and the projection does miracles only for the first hour; after that, it disappears. This Glacier Noir mixes the classic Le Male with that noticeable lavender and the vanilla sweetness of Le Male Le Parfum. For the price, it’s a decent option, but not amazing.
I bought it blindly and I can’t find anything good about it. It doesn’t resemble the references people claim: not Dior Homme, not Prada, not anything like that. I’m surprised they’d compare it that way. As a clone, it has a JPG vibe, but of very low quality.
I bought it blind and I can’t find a good side to it in any of its facets. It has nothing to do with the references: not Dios Home, not Prada, or anything like that, so I’m surprised they relate it to those. As a clone, it does have an air of JPG, but of low quality.
I bought a decant to save some money and I think I made the right call. It smells very plastic and low quality, especially right when you spray it. Something strange is that up close, it smells like toothpaste because of that overly artificial mint. In the air, it gets a bit closer to the original and maybe it will improve to around 60%, but it lacks the sparkle of the original; it’s low quality throughout its development and more spicy to my taste. I don’t recommend it honestly. Maybe it will improve with oxidation, but for now, it’s a shame because I love the LMLP.
I bought a decant to avoid spending too much and I think I made the right call. It smells very plastic and low-quality, especially right when you spray it. Up close, it smells like toothpaste because of that artificial mint. In the air, it resembles the original a bit more; maybe it’ll improve over time to around 60%, but it lacks brightness and is very spicy. I sincerely don’t recommend it. Maybe oxidation will help, but for now, it’s a shame since I love the original.
It’s similar to LMLP but takes its own path at a certain point; what marks the difference is a noticeable note of pepper/cumin, giving it that vintage or classic Le Male vibe that many talk about. My suggestion if you want to know if you’ll like it: try the original 212 Sexy Men or its dupe. If you like that cumin note, you’ll like this perfume; if you perceive it as sweat, stay away. Similarity 7-8/10. Bonus tip: it looks great layered with another fragrance that has a marked iris note. Extra: nothing to do with One Million or Halloween.
It arrived, and honestly, it’s a 4/10. Even though I have Le Male Le Parfum by Gaultier tattooed on my skin, this Glacier Le Noir is a whole different story. It smells weird; at first, it’s synthetic and reminds me a bit of LMLP, but as it dries down, it smells like amber with plastic. It brings back memories of perfumes from Cuba Paris. Honestly, it disappointed me, though I guess I expected it to fail so I could buy the original. They say it improves with time, so I’ll give it another try. Update after 4 months: it improved to an average. It’s 85% similar, but I still prefer the Khadlaj 25 Experience, which is 90% or more.
It resembles LMLP but takes its own path at a certain point; what marks the difference is that it has a noticeable pepper/cumin note, which gives it that vintage or classic Le Male touch that several people talk about. My suggestion if you want to know if you’ll like it or not is to try the original 212 Sexy Men or a dupe; if you like that cumin note, you’ll like this perfume; if you’re the type of person who perceives it as sweat, then stay away. Similarity 7-8/10. Bonus tip: it looks great if you layer it with another fragrance you have that has a marked iris note. Extra: nothing to do with One Million or Halloween.
I already own JPG Le Male, and this dupe is about 80% close. It’s ultra-synthetic, even more so than the original, but still wearable. It projects well and lasts forever on my skin. Don’t wear it in the heat or to the office; if you’re on a budget, it’s perfect for you. Vanilla dominates, and it’s very sweet. It’s not my favorite (neither is JPG), but women love it on dates and I’ve gotten tons of compliments. If you’re looking for something warm, sweet, and cheap for dates, I recommend it.
Since I already own the JPG Le Male Le Parfum, I can say this dupe gets very close—I’d say 80%. The perfume itself is ultra-synthetic (a bit more so than the JPG), but it’s still bearable. It has good projection and very good longevity on my skin, at least. Don’t use it on hot days or in the office; if you’re on a tight budget, this is for you. What dominates is the vanilla, meaning it’s very sweet. Personally, this isn’t my favorite (nor was the JPG Le Male), but whenever I’ve worn it out, women have loved it and I’ve gotten tons of compliments. In conclusion, if you want a date perfume that’s warm, sweet, and fits a tight budget, I recommend it.
A synthetic and plastic Le Male that does look similar but lacks quality. Up close, it smells very weird.
This is one of the few clones I managed to find for the JPG Le Male Le Parfum. While it gets close, it still lacks the level of the original. Still, it’s a good option if you want to spend little and get a similar aroma with that sweet, spicy, and creamy mix that’s attractive and easy to wear. In my opinion, the ideal move is to grab the 30ml miniature: it gives you the DNA experience without much commitment and serves as an affordable alternative for those who don’t want to pay the full JPG price.
It resembles Le Male Le Parfum; the opening is cardamom and cumin, which some find sweaty, but then it settles into a very rich scent. It lasts about 5 or 6 hours. I paid $430 Mexican pesos, which is a quarter or fifth of what the LMLP costs. For the price, it’s good; it doesn’t replace the original, which in my opinion is the best in the line.
I don’t know if it’s my bottle, but it smells like really bad sweat.
I’m not sure if it’s my bottle, but it smells like sweat and terrible.
I bought this recently; it matches the JPG Le Male Le Parfum quite well, but I feel its weak point is projection. Despite being a pleasant fragrance, people around me don’t even smell it even when they’re close.
I bought it recently and it matches JPG Le Male quite well, but its weak point is projection. Despite being pleasant, people nearby can’t smell it. A nice fragrance that just doesn’t reach.
It’s an attempt to mimic the JPG Le Male Le Parfum, but it falls short on projection. I’d say it’s about 70% similar, but the lack of quality feels synthetic. It’s not a bad perfume for the value, but I’d prefer to save up for the original version.
It’s a charming and super sexy scent, just like the JPG Le Male, there’s no doubt about that, and it’s one of the best male scents with ‘mass appeal’ that exist in the entire perfume world, something I won’t argue with. I’ll be honest from my perspective and experience with this Glacier Le Noir: if you don’t have the budget to buy the Le Male right now, I’d say you should buy this one so you can at least get to know the DNA, since it resembles it a bit and you can save money for later and go for the JPG. I say this because I’ve tried all the JPG dupes, and none of them come even close; it seems like a simple formula but it’s not, the quality and olfactory composition of the JPG are on another level. This Glacier Le Noir isn’t a bad perfume, it smells good and won’t leave you looking bad, it does the bare minimum for its good price. It smells and projects a bit better if you let it rest for a couple of months. To conclude, regarding compliments, I’ll say that because of that ‘vibe’ in the air of the Le Male, the star it leaves, and when people get close to you, even just someone, they’ll be impressed by the perfume you’re wearing.
This is a charming and super sexy aroma from JPG Le Male; there’s no doubt about it, and it’s one of the best mass-market male scents out there, something I won’t argue with. To be honest from my experience: if you don’t have the budget for the original Le Male yet, I recommend buying this Glacier Le Noir to get to know the DNA. It’s similar enough to satisfy the itch while you save up for the JPG. I’ve tried all the dupes, and none come close to the heels of the formula; the JPG is on another level. This Glacier Le Noir isn’t bad, smells good, and won’t embarrass you given the price. It smells and projects better if you let it sit for a few months. As compliments go, having that ‘vibe’ and trail of the Le Male means when people get close—even strangers—they’ll ask what perfume you’re wearing.
I tried this in-store while looking for Hawas Black. Even though I’m new to perfumes, I never buy blind. I ended up spraying it on my arm with a ‘who cares’ attitude. On the way home, I started catching scent bursts out of nowhere and found it about 95% similar—I was genuinely surprised. Obviously, it doesn’t match the quality or longevity of the original Le Male Le Parfum, but it’s the closest match I’ve seen. I didn’t buy it that day, but I’m keeping it on my list to add to my collection. Blind buy recommendation! Unless you’re super picky, though.