Crazy Train
Crazy Train by Hoffman's, an American brand, is part of the Woody scent family. It is built around coriander seed, guaiac wood and patchouli, with lemon, moss and resins. The scent comes as an eau de parfum.
Scent profile
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Products with this scent
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Similar scents
Compared by the notes the makers list – distinctive notes count more than subtle ones, rare notes more than common ones. A pointer, not a promise that they smell alike.
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Similarity: similar
Shared: guaiac wood and patchouli · plus amber accord and nutmeg
shaving soap · aftershave splash · shaving cream
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Similarity: similar
Shared: guaiac wood and patchouli · fresher: bay laurel and grapefruit
aftershave splash
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Similarity: similar
Shared: guaiac wood · woodier: sandalwood and cedar
shaving soap · aftershave splash
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Similarity: similar
Shared: guaiac wood and patchouli · warmer: whiskey
shaving soap · aftershave splash
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Similarity: similar
Shared: moss, patchouli and lemon · fresher: lavender
eau de parfum
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Similarity: related
Shared: moss and patchouli · plus oud and jasmine
shaving soap
Questions about Crazy Train
- Who makes Crazy Train?
- Crazy Train is a scent by Hoffman's, a maker from the United States.
- What does Crazy Train by Hoffman's smell like?
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According to the maker’s descriptions in ShaveIndex:
- Scent family: Woody
- Notes: Coriander Seed, Guaiac Wood, Lemon, Moss, Patchouli, Resins (unspecified)
- Which products are available in the scent Crazy Train?
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ShaveIndex lists 1 product in this scent:
- Crazy Train Eau de Parfum (Limited Edition)
- Which scents are similar to Crazy Train?
- Close in scent according to the ShaveIndex scent analysis: Niota (Ariana & Evans), Oblivion (HAGS) and Spice Route (Wholly Kaw). This is a comparison of the recorded notes, not a promise.
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