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Hallbrook Perfumes Number List
Hallbrook of Canada manufactures knockoff fragrances. They started in the mid-1980s and creates "their versions" of famous perfumes. They are still available for sale thru mail order.
Their bottles are only marked with numbers, so if you don't know what the number corresponds to you can use this list below:
- #1. Their version of Giorgio
- #2. Their version of Opium
- #3. Their version of Chanel No. 5
- #4. Their version of Oscar de la Renta
- #5. Their version of L'Air du Temps
- #6. Their version of Escape
- #7. Their version of Gio
- #8. Their version of Tresor
- #9. Their version of Beautiful
- #10. Their version of Joy
- #11. Their version of Obsession
- #12. Their version of Poison
- #13. Their version of Amarige
- #14. Their version of Passion
- #15. Their version of Red
- #16. Their version of Eternity
- #17. Their version of White Diamonds
- #18. Their version of Sung
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Thank you for figuring this out! Someone I know pretty much handed me 6 of these. I had no clue where to go for answers and found you!
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky! Judging only from Hallbrook #5, which is a delight to the nose, I can only guess that all of them are delicious!
DeleteI love L'Air du Temps! A few years ago I found approx. 5 small perfume bottles in a zippered plastic perfume bag. Because they were small, approx. 1/4 ounce to 1/2 ounce, I thought they were samples. I have no idea where I got them from; perhaps someone gave them to me as a present that I had forgotten about. One of them was Hallbrook #5; another one was L'air du Temps. I fell in love with Hallbrook #5! However, I didn't notice the resemblance to L'air du Temps.
ReplyDeleteI just found out reading the above info on this web page that it's Hallbrook's version of L'air du Temps. No wonder I LOVE it, although I hadn't noticed the resemblance to L'air du Temps. I just went to my room to take a sniff of both of them and I can definitely notice the similarity, which is the sweetness of the scent, but I still prefer #5! I was so disappointed to find out that Hallbrook went out of business.