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I’ve been saying for a long time that Bandit Robert Piguet doesn’t look like himself. The great leather chypre Germaine Cellier “wrote” with sweeping, large strokes. Greenery, bitterness, a velvety southern night with its intoxicating aroma of flowers, and then hard black leather, and a cigarette without a filter. No one worked like this either before or after Selye, therefore, when everyone who produced the raw materials and the Piguet perfumes themselves died or retired, the brand fell into decline. In 1985, it was acquired by the Alfin company and finally finished off what was left. The packaging of these years is a waste of the mass market, the fragrances, if you catch them at auctions, are faded or vulgar. In addition, they are poorly stored. In 1995, the new owner of Fashion Fragrances and Cosmetics, Ltd. I decided to dig up the stewardess (c) and sort out Bandit and Fracas more or less close to the original. The 1999 reformulation was done by Delphine Lebeau of Givaudan. It turn