Par Amour Pour Lui

This is a true perfume for an old fashioned, but a confident person. Not in a braggingly way but he truly knows himself and does not hesitate to carry it around wherever he goes and he sures spreads a positive energy to everyone around him. It's a nice inviting and laidback smell of leather and hay with a sweetness into it, and then follows up with lavendel and a bit tobacco, eventually having a somewhat refreshing tone. To describe vividly, it takes you several years back to a ranch somewhere in the south and you are sitting there with your mid aged pals smoking cigar and drinking brandy, having a great time talking, laughing, playing poker and whatnot. To give out some pointings though, it can become a little bit to smoky especially when taking a great dose so a recommendation is to have a small amount of sprays. This is also a perfume as i mentioned carried by someone matured, someone who is not as active and impulsive like a teenager or even a young adult in that matter. This means while it smells good, it has a middle aged mans preference of a perfume, and a proud one too. Overall i would say it lasts a great amount of time, may be slightly expensive but me personally i would recommend this as it has a very unique personality that really stands out the ones you would find at your local mall. The sillage is pretty strong so again, decent spraying. A final rate for this would be 9/10, great job Ferrero!👍

It's Or Black meets Fougere Bengale with a leather and styrax amalgamation in the same style as Bel Ami. Aristocratic, and a bit old fashioned but overall, very refined, smooth and welcoming. However, I'd like to add that this isn't a tobacco focused fragrance, but more of a lavender, hay and dusty sandalwood collaboration with nuances of styrax, tobacco, and leather. I also find the sandalwood similar to the likes of Santal Noble. An enjoyable masculine scent that won't garner compliments but will add character and sophistication to an already established gentleman. Best for fall and winter.

Absolute art. I think it's rare to smell a fragrance whose notes are this balanced and suave. Just sweet enough to be inviting, just enough leather to smell a little expensive, all the edges smudged by the aromatics and just a touch of an animalic accord from the hay and musk. I don't typically choose amber-leathers (I like them stinkier >:)) but this one is undeniable. Ferrero is one of the GOATs. I agree with another review linking this to Fougère Bengale. This is less dusty and a little denser from the amber, but in the same ballpark. If you like one you'll like the other.

Hay, tobacco, tarragon, & styrax... One of the "For Him" labelled blends that i would def go for. That hay tough touch is bringing this blend to life with the help of tobacco, styrax, and a touch of tarragon. It whiffs between lavender breeze and hay styrax roughness. I get also patchouli tuned down, with sandalwood powder, vetiver, labdanum, & musk. A beautiful blend indeed that comes to life when it cooled down. Beautiful.

Woody & balsamic, suggesting fougére, tobacco leaf, hay, expensive leather, and with some added sweetness. It recalls Or Black by Morabito.