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Captain Eau de Parfum by Molyneux

Men 2015

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Molyneux

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Molyneux Captain Eau de Parfum is a men's fragrance from the olfactive family launched in 2015. Its composition, crafted by the perfumer, unfolds an olfactive pyramid that evokes the essence of the sea and masculine adventure.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 15%
  • Spring 34%
  • Summer 21%
  • Autumn 31%
  • Day 68%
  • Night 32%

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73 votes

  • Positive 89%
  • Negative 8.2%
  • Neutral 2.7%
positive reviews 73 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterMasculine

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In the collection

Leading answer I own it

175 votes

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Leading answer Spring

116 votes

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Leading answer Day

66 votes

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About Captain Eau de Parfum

Main accord woody Year 2015 Gender Men

Molyneux Captain Eau de Parfum is a men’s fragrance from the olfactive family launched in 2015. Its composition, crafted by the perfumer, unfolds an olfactive pyramid that evokes the essence of the sea and masculine adventure.

Flowers White flowers Woods and mosses Spices Green, herbal and fougère

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

54 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

60 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

37 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

33 votes

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  1. Exquisite and great value, a very pleasant lavender scent, perfect for the office. Truth be told, it’s an excellent fragrance; nothing revolutionary but certainly well-balanced and agreeable. I’ll be buying another when I finish this one.

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  2. DavidGentleman

    The opening smells very fresh thanks to the bergamot, but as it dries down it gains more body and weight from the lavender and sandalwood. It’s an exquisite fragrance, good quality and a bargain price.

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  3. The Captain EDP by Molyneux is 100% masculine, a 2015 reformulation of the 1975 classic. It features bergamot, ginger, anise, lavender, orange blossom, violet, guaiac, sandalwood and oakmoss. It is exquisite and very versatile: perfect for the office, formal events or nights out.

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  4. Molyneux’s Captain EDP is a 100% masculine fragrance, a 2015 reformulation of the original 1975 classic. It features bergamot, ginger, anise, lavender, orange blossom, violet leaves, guaiac wood, sandalwood, and oakmoss. It’s an exquisite and highly versatile scent, perfect for the office, formal events, or going out.

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  5. RoberrePierre

    Reminds me of the classic Armani Code, though a touch more synthetic and less deep. Both share bergamot, anise, and guaiac wood.

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  6. RoberrePierre

    It reminds me of the classic Armani Code, though this one smells a bit more synthetic and less deep. Both share bergamot, anise, and guaiac wood.

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  7. Ignacio Bravo

    Batch 497IF2: pleasant, simple, and easy to wear. It’s a well-rounded scent that doesn’t stand out; occasionally someone will compliment it without making a scene. I’ve finished my bottle today and am already looking for a replacement because I can’t find a match. It has something that reminds me of the Sauvages I’ve tried but will never own; this one is worth a third of the EDT price.

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  8. This is my second review of the Molyneux house, focusing on the Captain EDP. It’s a masculine fragrance that opens with lavender and citrus, settling into something exquisite. The projection is acceptable for the first hour, but the scent fades over time; after four hours, it’s barely noticeable unless you’re right up close. It’s suited for formal occasions, ideal for the office; it won’t generate compliments but it does its job. Throughout the day, oakmoss, sandalwood, and anise stand out, giving it a masculine and sober character. The ideal seasons are winter and autumn, especially in the morning. In short, it’s a sober, masculine fragrance for formal morning wear that will feel perfectly at home in your daily work routine. Best wishes.

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  9. Second review for Molyneux and this time it’s the Captain EDP. A men’s fragrance opening with lavender and citrus, resulting in an exquisite scent. The projection is acceptable for the first hour, but the aroma fades over time; by four hours it’s skin scent only. Suitable for formal wear or the office; it doesn’t garner compliments but does its job. Highlights oakmoss with sandalwood and anise, giving it a masculine and sober touch. Ideal for winter and autumn, mainly in the morning. In short, a sober and masculine fragrance for formal morning use that will accompany your daily work well. Regards.

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  10. zmjuanpablo

    I’ve never smelled the classic 1975 Captain, which is spoken of in hallowed terms, but I really like this EDP. It’s aquatic, clean and fresh. I’d pair it with a smart casual look, not formal.

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  11. zmjuanpablo

    I’ve never tried the classic 1975 Captain, which is said to be a marvel, but this EDP has won me over. It’s aquatic, clean, and fresh. I’d wear it with a smart casual look, nothing too formal.

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  12. Beli Suárez

    I love its scent; it’s very long-lasting and at a ridiculous price.

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  13. Beli Suárez

    I absolutely love the scent; it lasts all day, and the price is ridiculously cheap.

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  14. Smells like barbershop lotion. The aroma is fairly linear; the bergamot and orange blossom citrus notes stand out, followed by oakmoss in the background which gives it a certain bitterness. With care, one can detect a timid lavender, anise and sandalwood, but I fail to perceive the guaiac wood, which according to other fragrances tends to be very recognisable (smells like an old dentist’s office). I think it resembles the Tabac Original but without the dusty quality. It suits adults from the age of 40 better for daily wear, as it doesn’t smell elegant.

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