Compound Seven™
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Scent profile
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Compound Seven recreates the original M7's revolutionary western
oud with luxurious woods and complex oriental depth in full glory.
Longevity (FraterWork)
Lasts > 200 hours on a smelling strip.
Appearance (FraterWork)
Amber liquid
Descriptions
Comment (FraterWork)
In 2002 the world of perfumery was changed forever when Yves Saint Laurent
launched the first western styled Oud fragrance M7 (by Jacques Cavallier and
Alberto Morillas under the creative direction of Tom Ford). As shocking as the
scent was, the company went further by using a full frontal male nude in its
marketing.
The perfume was a masterpiece of perfumery but as so often is the case with
fragrances released before their time (think Chanel Bois Noir), it was soon
removed from general sale. An attempt in recent years has been made to
re-release the scent in a new formulation but that new formula is as bad as the
original was great.
Fortunately we are able to offer a compound of the original formula in all its
glory. It is Compound Seven and, despite containing all the original materials
(including the luxurious woods), it is IFRA compliant to a whopping 48% today.
The original contained the merest trace of Lyral which we have sympathetically
replaced for full EU compliance also.
This compound is ready to dilute and bottle. Just add alcohol.
Did you know?: just 50g of Compound Seven™ and 200g of Deluxe Perfumer's Alcohol
[https://fraterworks.com/products/perfumers-alcohol] gives you everything you
need to fill two 100ml (or four 50ml) bottles at extrait strength.
compound M7 no_reg Saint Laurent YSL
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In 2002 the world of perfumery was changed forever when Yves Saint Laurent
launched the first western styled Oud fragrance M7 (by Jacques Cavallier and
Alberto Morillas under the creative direction of Tom Ford). As shocking as the
scent was, the company went further by using a full frontal male nude in its
marketing.
The perfume was a masterpiece of perfumery but as so often is the case with
fragrances released before their time (think Chanel Bois Noir), it was soon
removed from general sale. An attempt in recent years has been made to
re-release the scent in a new formulation but that new formula is as bad as the
original was great.
Fortunately we are able to offer a compound of the original formula in all its
glory. It is Compound Seven and, despite containing all the original materials
(including the luxurious woods), it is IFRA compliant to a whopping 48% today.
The original contained the merest trace of Lyral which we have sympathetically
replaced for full EU compliance also.
This compound is ready to dilute and bottle. Just add alcohol.
Did you know?: just 50g of Compound Seven™ and 200g of Deluxe Perfumer's Alcohol
[https://fraterworks.com/products/perfumers-alcohol] gives you everything you
need to fill two 100ml (or four 50ml) bottles at extrait strength.
compound M7 no_reg Saint Laurent YSL
Usage
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Ready-to-dilute compound replicating original M7 formula, offering
historic oud masterpiece with modern IFRA compliance.
IFRA 51 (FraterWork)
48% in finished product (Cat. 4)
Appearance: Amber liquid
Longevity: Lasts > 200 hours on a smelling strip.
Odour Profile: Compound Seven recreates the original M7's revolutionary western
oud with luxurious woods and complex oriental depth in full glory.
Uses: Ready-to-dilute compound replicating original M7 formula, offering
historic oud masterpiece with modern IFRA compliance.
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