Moustache Eau de Parfum

This stuff is addictive! I can't believe it's so cheap. I literally cannot stop sniffing my arm 😭

Very mature fragrance. Not really a daily driver in my opinion, but an excellent choice for special occasions or any sort of event with a more elegant dresscode. The opening is fine, not a huge fan of it, but the drydown is where it shines. When the benzoin and vanilla really come through, the fragrance shows off the quality it was made with. Wear this with confidence.

When I first bought this there was something I couldn’t place which reminded me of the early 2000’s. I thought it was Boss Bottled from around that time (and it still might be to a degree). Yesterday I store sampled Chanel Allure Homme, which was from the same time period. I got instant vivid memory recall from that, and wearing Moustache today it now has the same effect. Looking at the pyramids, they are undeniably similar in design.

A very direct clone of YSL Tuxedo, however a better option is Ighwa by French Avenue if you want more longevity/projection and prefer the sweet opening over the dry down scent profile. This focuses more on the dry down and off the initial spray after 5 mins its a smooth suede-like leather profile throughout the scent with not much development or change.

@the.osmic wrong Moustache bro

Delightful scent and a great value. IMO, maybe 70% the same as YSL Tux. Does not smell as cheap as it is. Not overly sweet, but not a summer freshy either. No idea how people are getting poor performance out of this, maybe there was a bad batch or a bunch of fakes going around. This is a "put it on to go out to a nice dinner and wake up the next morning and still smell it on your clothes" long lasting fragrance. The dry down is a more subtle vanilla, patchouli, with a touch of rose. But still very much so there. Not a room filler when it comes to projection though.

An orangey-lemon prominent twist on a YSL Tuxedo, missing the sweetness and Violet note, 80% close to the OG Ighwa by French Avenue is closer and more direct clone to the OG, if that's what you want.. it also has a Violet accord and sweeter.

Blind buy because at £20 who cares. Didn’t like it on first spray. Quite metallic and synthetic, but it soon settles. It’s much nicer by that point. Very amber warm and woody, with a freshness. Underlying sweetness. More complex than it should be for the money. I tested Dior Vanilla Diorama on a wrist at the same time, which did instantly smell much more sophisticated (albeit I didn’t like it as much as Moustache, but that’s just a taste thing). Interestingly the Moustache outlasted the Dior by hours. Strong longevity. One standout point - after 15 minutes my brain was taking me to early 2000s memories somewhere. Couldn’t work out why, but after a couple of hours made the connection with Boss Bottled which my dad had around that time. It’s very similar on full drydown. After checking, both vanilla and cedar heavy. Sum up - warm, pleasant, inoffensive and for £20, absolutely cannot go wrong. Much better quality than the price suggests.

Got this for a really good price and was surprised how much I liked it. For an inexpensive fragrance it's quite nice. Can get cloying if you overspray, so ease up on it. A good entry point into the masculine gourmand profile. Personal subjective score: 7.5/10

Quite pretty. The rose note is exactly to my taste - very dry from the mixing with the cedar and not overly saccharine. I think the pepper also helps out with this. The resin and vanilla base is also delightful - the vanilla actually takes a back seat to my nose and never dominates at any point, but I don't mind that at all. I do wish the patchouli stood out more but I don't mind this composition without it at all. Really lovely - I'm guessing the vintage formulations got much better performance because my new bottle off fragrancenet leaves a bit to be desired in that department.

9/10 Excellent scent and cheaper alternative to YSL tuxedo and Farenheit Le Parfum.

An elegant scent profile, which is great for the colder weather. I haven't smelled the Tuxedo, so I can't compare it to that fragrance. However I got some Boss Bottled Absolu vibe from it. I love this one, however it is not my favourite fragrance.

It smells like rubbing alcohol and the scent fades after just a few minutes. I wouldn't buy it again.

for me..., the top note is strong and profound; even though it's kind of powdery. Not my favorite, nice , but....

A truly versatile 'light' Oriental that I believe could be used anytime, anywhere. Will dress up or down. Initial opening is vividly but softly spiced with pink pepper on an amber-like bedrock. Benzoin, perhaps? Once the tastefully simple opening starts to fade, I begin to notice the more vanillic elements of the scent. It has enough but not too much. There's enough vanilla here to almost create its own sweetness without sugar being need added. But it maintains moderation and restraint. It would be hard to let this one get away from you and overspray to the point of being the plague to anyone else. To be as soft as it is, the projection does seem respectable. The scent seems to lack a heart. Top notes and bottom notes only seem to really apply in practice. Perhaps simply a parfumer trick, it (the heart) seems transparent all the same. Ultimately the peppers gently fall into the vanilla pit it glows golden and warm. It's not a rich scent. It's not a minimalist one. But it somehow feels like both. There is a touch of wood in there and somehow it seems like it too is embering and has the tiniest touch of incense smoke way down in it. The rose in this is handled better than just about anything I've ever tried. I generally avoid rose in my usage and often dislike it in womens scents. All too often florist shop or funeral and often demands attention above all else in a most obnoxious manner. This is a situation where if you didn't know it were there, you might not notice. But if you really linger over you can pick it up. Perhaps its something unique about Bulgarian roses but the material seems masterfully applied. Longevity is respectable. Projection is more scent bubble than room filling. Easy to like. Easy to wear. If you like Orientals at all, try it. It does smell a bit too familiar somehow. But it doesn't have to be so unique to be appreciated for what it is. And this seems almost experimental with the heart being so transparent. Easy blind buy for the price and so long as you are a fan of Orientals or wanting a great entry-level assassin. Well blended and the bottle is heavy, cap is amazing and doesn't slip.

I just cant believe how wonderful this fragrance is at times. Every time I wear I am always impressed by it considering its price point. Ill say more on that later. This bad boy starts off with a bit of mandarin off the top. There is a good deal of spiciness early on that stays throughout its lifespan although it mellows out. The best way to describe this one is its a spicy, rosy, earthy vanilla scent that is just so damn sexy and sophisticated. I love wearing this to work in cooler weather because I know its going cut through the cold and still last all freaking day. You can try to wear this casually but if you though you will most likely throw on a better shirt because this fragrance demands that sort of respect. I will always have this in my collection. Rochas Moustache EDP is in my Mount Rushmore of inexpensive fragrances as my winter hallmark.

A beautiful gently sweet, floral, rich and delicious fragrance. The mix of the vanilla and rose is clear, and works beautifully together, with the other notes tying it together and adding complexity. Very gently masculine, but anyone could wear this. Really is a gorgeous fragrance to wear, I keep smelling my wrist over and over. However, and it is a BIG however... The projection and longevity is very poor. I don't know if it's just me, or my batch, but it only really lasts 1-2 hours, and you really have to overspray to get much of a scent out of it. Which is a crying shame, as the fragrance is so damn good!

This reminds me of dolce and gabbana the one edt but much more refined and stronger. I tested YSL tuxedo couple weeks after and I cant tell the difference. This is YSL tuxedo for $20

Been a while since I sprayed this on. I'm a freshy fragrance guy, through and through, and I normally hate sweet/vanilla fragrances.... but this... When the mood hits... this is proper. That scent profile is incredible, I'm out here sniffing my wrist like a druggy. This combination...the sweetness... the woods... the smoke... the rose... yet an unmistakable masculinity all throughout. This is really really good. I still don't understand how this is so cheap, it should easily be sold for at least 100$. This really is a masculine sweet banger. And my GOD this is strong. I don't know the people saying it's weak, you need to get your noses checked for real. Also, if this hits clothes.. forget it. You're smelling it on the hoody for days. (Smells even better on clothes days later haha)

Clearing out. I have a new bottle sealed in box for anyone who's interested. US only. PM with offer.

'Moustache EDP' was released in 2018 but it smells like a vintage designer vanilla scent, in a good way. The pink pepper in the opening is smooth and slightly spicy and the mandarin makes for a fruity opening -- it fades too quickly to make room for the benzoin and vanilla. On my skin, the benzoin is the most noticable note. It smells a little bit waxy and resinous but it's balanced out by the cedar and the vanilla. There's also a hint of rose, but it's not prominent. It's a soft, subdued scent but very masculine and refined.

Tuxedo if it was softer and less refined. Still a really good fragrance for its price.

Blind bought this and I have not one regret. This fragrance is so smooth and well blended. I cannot believe the price of this as well. Love.

For someone who's not crazy about gourmands this is a perfect vanilla scent for me; super well balanced, blended, and very classy. It has by far the best rose note I've found in a cheapie so far; think wet rose pedals and not sweet jammy rose. I could see this being my fall/winter signature. Stunning 9.4/10

Terribly synthetic. Judging from its reputation, it must have been decent in the old days, but this current formulation is just awful.

Unique smelling fantastic fragrance suitable for cold/cool weather. Average longevity for an EDP (6-7 hours on skin). Excellent quality bottle, with average atomizer. Probably the best value winter/fall fragrance on the market. No reason why every fragrance lover shouldn't at least try this one.

Absolutely stunning, even without considering the price. When you consider the price, this is a must in every collection. YSL Tuxedo vibes and a great scent on its own.

I have owned it for a year now and bought another one now. And I mainly used it last year during nightouts, dinners and networking events during in London. And every single lady next to me kept on complementing how I smell so good. Not to exaggerate, I have had more than 10 compliments every time I wore it. The smell is really nice, Benzoin - Rose - Patchouli together can feel like a burnt smell but it is beautifully complimented by the dark smell of Orange, and kick from the pepper, the vanilla is very mild not too sweet just the right amount needed. But, do not blindbuy this one, I have my friends try this on their skin it smelt like burnt plastic on them. Try it on your skin before buying, fortunately this suited my skin chemistry. Absolute banger for late fall and winter especially for 20 Pounds !!

Blind bought it a year ago. This is one of my favorite perfumes. First things first, the smell is insanely good. The rose, pepper, and vanilla blend together exceptionally well and create a very mature and sophisticated scent that works great for any occasion. It's a great all-year-round fragrance, except summer. I got lots of compliments with it. Initially reminded me of Moschino Toy Boy due to the pepper and rose notes, but the vibe is completely different, this one is much more welcoming and crowd-pleasing. The longevity and performance are very decent. Not a beast, but very solid. And the bottle design is so good, it feels very old-fashioned in a good way. Overall, it's the best price-to-value fragrance I have ever seen, and considering the price, I would not be afraid to blind buy this one.

Opening: Alcohol-forward at first, with pink pepper coming through quite prominently. Dry down: Settles into a pleasantly smooth, warm vanilla-amber accord. Overall, it’s a beautiful and versatile scent. Easy to wear in almost any setting, whether casual or formal, day or night. Unfortunately, performance is where it falls short. Both projection and longevity are quite weak on my skin as well as on clothing, which is disappointing. That said, considering the price, it still offers decent value. I’ll likely carry a travel atomizer to reapply throughout the day. Edit: A few days after purchasing, I experimented with applying an unscented moisturizer beforehand to improve longevity, but it didn’t help. After a couple of hours, I could smell the moisturizer more than the fragrance itself which says a lot.