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One Man Show Emerald Edition
by Jacques Bogart
One Man Show Emerald Edition is a distinctive green aromatic scent with a clean, herbal, and slightly woody character that stands out among the more aggressive and bold fragrances in the One Man Show line. It opens with a fresh, slightly sweet green burst of basil, violet, and elemi, evoking the nostalgic vibe of a 1990s locker room—well-structured and not overwhelming, with a balanced herbal profile that feels akin to a modern green fougère. Over time, this evolves into a subtle leathery, musky, and woodsy dry-down, with tonka, patchouli, and labdanum adding depth and warmth. The fragrance is more subdued than its siblings like Gold, Ruby, or Oud, making it ideal for those seeking a wearable, intelligent green scent without the bombastic intensity.
Pros
- +It's a well-balanced, refined green aroma with herbal and balsamic notes that feel modern and approachable.
- +It has notable longevity and a moderate sillage, making it suitable for both day and night wear.
- +It stands out as a more wearable and less aggressive flanker, ideal for conservative settings or those who want a nuanced, layered green scent.
Cons
- −The opening can be slightly disjointed or synthetic for some, with a tendency for the basil to stick in clothing if sprayed heavily.
- −It lacks the bold, dramatic character of other OMS fragrances, which may disappoint fans of the more riotous versions.
- −Not as strong or voluminous as other Bogart scents, making it less impactful in high-stress or social settings.