Issey Miyake Aftershave Reviews

Issey Miyake is a native of Japan, having been born in Hiroshima back in 1938. He gained exeperience of the fashion world duiring stints working and studying in Paris and New York. He then branched out on his own and set up the Miyake Design Studio in Tokyo in 1970. He announced his arrival on the fashion scene in 1973 when he introduced his ...  Read the complete review

What superlatives can I throw the way off Issey Miyake aftershaves. Only one seems adequate; a gift from the gods. It doesn't matter what you look like (And god knows, I'm not exactly adonis), splash on some of this enchanted elixir and you'll have woman eating out of the palm of your hand. No, seriously. You will be amazed by ...  Read the complete review

After throwing another empty bottle of Miyake out just yesterday, I now am on to my 4th bottle of eau de toilette spray (not including 2 bottles of splash on I've used). With the 75 ml bottles coming in at anywhere around 22 pounds and the 125 ml bottles at 42 pounds, this is money well spent, or "well scent".... I first ...  Read the complete review

INITIAL NOTE ----------------------------------------------------- On christmas morning, I was pleasantly surprised with a long elongated box, wrapped up carefully. As I opened the box, again, was welcomed by masses and masses of white card (to make the bottle look bigger I think on the shelf - a little commercial trick I think) ...  Read the complete review

Today Gingaro will be reviewing an old favourite, L?eau D?Issey. A fragrance although made in France is a product of the Japanese fashion/fragrance house Issey Miyake. I was introduced to this fragrance by a friend of the family. Now don?t get me wrong, I don?t go around smelling people, this smell simply wafted my way whilst out one ...  Read the complete review

I first discovered Issey Miyake's L'Eau D'Issey pour Homme in late 1999, although the fragrance has been on the market for ten years now, having been released in 1992. As well as the Men's Eau de Toilette there is of course L'Eau d'Issey for women, which is similarly packaged although the bottle is a conical shape, rather ...  Read the complete review

Best way to describe my bottle of Issey is to say it is not possible to damage or break it. In the 3 years I have had mine (yes, thats right, same bottle)It has travelled the world in my suitcases and hand luggage and sat proudly on the shelf of many hotel bathrooms. It is my holiday fragrance you see. Let me tell you about it. ...  Read the complete review