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Bond No 9 Wall Street perfume bottle

Bond No 9

Wall Street

2004unisex

aquatic up front, then citrus, settling into aromatic.

About

Wall Street by Bond No 9 is a Aromatic Aquatic fragrance for women and men. Wall Street was launched in 2004. The nose behind this fragrance is David Apel. The fragrance features Cucumber, Seaweed, Lemon, Bitter Orange, Musk, Lavender, Ambergris, Pistachio, Vetiver, Leather, Caraway and Resins.

Nose: David Apel

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LongevityLong
ReachClose
Summer41%Spring38%Fall14%Winter7%Day74%Night26%Wears lean male42%

Skin chemistry varies. Sample before you blind-buy.

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Wear-tested answers
What does Wall Street smell like?

aquatic up front, then citrus, settling into aromatic. Dominant accords: aquatic, citrus, aromatic.

How long does Wall Street last?

Wearers tag this as long. Expect 6–8+ hours on skin for most people. Heavier application can stretch that.

Is Wall Street loud?

Close reach on skin. Arm's-length projection. Fine at work with a light hand.

What season is Wall Street best for?

Summer is the top pick (41%). Spring is second at 38%. Try it on skin in the season you're unsure about before a full bottle.

Day or night for Wall Street?

Day wear leads at 74%. Night is a secondary pick at 26%.

Is Wall Street for men or women?

Catalog lists it for unisex. On skin, 42% read it as lean male. Sample first if you're buying blind for someone else.

Who made Wall Street?

Composed by David Apel. Released in 2004.

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