Arrogance Uomo

Ah!The notes here doesn't justify the greatness of this fragrance!Really the old bottles are much more,Arrogance Uomo is total testosterone in a bottle!Always used and the new issue is still enough good!Greeness,oakmoss,some light florals and sandalwood and manly musks,surely patchouli and vetiver are also in the blend,love it to bits!!!

Dark but also fresh mediterranean power. I get a masculine, formal, aftershave vibe when I use Arrogance Uomo. Very good performance. All year around. Definitely different from today's releases. Excellent!

extremely dry woody manly concoction. herbal and almost medicinal in a way.huge longevity moderate sillage. will buy again when i m done with this nice 80' italian juice. bottle on the cheap side though

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If it gets any more masculine,you shall probably die from a macho overdose!

Your best citrus scent ever ! (old-school)

Great value but why do they need to put it in such a cheap and nasty bottle? It's like a grey plastic hip flask that won't stand up even. Nevertheless, classic old school frag, in its current incarnation (never smelled a vintage) it's not in the league of Kouros etc, but for 20 euros what a steal. Strong, sharp, intensely masculine - every man that ever kissed Sophia Loren smelled a bit like this. I get more Cedar then vetiver, lots of Lily of the Valley and a truckload of patchouli but in a strangely masculine guise - because it's well blended for a cheapie. Plenty of Italian Bergamot and Neroli. Coriander in profusion, and Basil. The jasmine is largely disguised, which is good because I despise explicit Jasmine (unless it's a porn remake of Aladdin) Tobacco is not listed, but at times I feel a touch of it, and it certainly is a great frag to wear while smoking, it mixes well with that. The closest I can think of - not that close - is a recent Drakkar Noir (such a disappointment to those of us who recall how it smelled when launched) - but I actually prefer this. Someone who knows their way around the barbershops would find a closer match. Not to be worn by anyone under 35 unless they like older women/men, or smelling like them.

Its appearance is deceptive: cheap paper box, crappy plastic-clad bottle, everything matching the price... save the juice itself. Arrogance Uomo is an old-school Italian frag boasting a rather unexpected development - subtle floral/herbal opening, heart revealing rich green notes (softened by lavender), and two stages of drydown: sandalwood-dominated, so woody and warm, and citric-accentuated, lighter, closer to skin. I can feel (or imagine) something not mentioned in the pyramid - like leather, tobacco and amber. Longevity is excellent, not less than 10 hours. Sillage is moderate. Overall quality - surprisingly good. Bought it blind and won't regret it. Seems like I'll use this juice as a lighter and brighter companion to my other (and stronger) Italian EDTs - Versace L'Homme and Gianfranco Ferre Man.

I don't know what to make of it. The vetiver is very dirty and sharp. The bergamot makes the whole thing sharper and a bit too aggressive. I feel like these notes themselves are very pleasant but the perfume is missing something else to compliment them and tone the whole thing down. It's very loud. It's what I imagine a typical "show off", "look at me" type of bloke in the 80's would have worn to get attention from everyone. It's not a pass but there are nicer frags in this category and the bottle is horrendous, maybe worst I've ever seen.

Arrogance Uomo is a well balanced evergreen. After an unconvincing opening, I smell a beautiful basil followed by cedar. Then vetiver and neroli. Sandalwood and Patchouli at the end. Although the version is the new one, I imagine how it was the old one! Woody, Green, Fresh!

Per quello che costa è molto interessante. Nonostante non esente da difetti (soprattuto nelle note di fondo), mi è sempre piaciuto. Molto verde, intenso, dominato dal Vetiver. Voto personale: 7/10

This is a lesser Malazia uomo vetyver in my opinion

Smells like grandma's wardrobe.

This fragrance smells amazing but a literal skin scent within 2 mins. I wouldn't recommend this fragrance at all. Hard Pass

As longevity and projection this cheap cologne beat the crap out of every designer cologne i've meet so far,well... except Joop and 1 million!Longevity 15+ hours and project well even after 10 hours and all of that for a 9 euro/75ml.Do not even try to spray this on your clothes!The bottle that i've tested is from a friend's grandpa and i think it's from the 80's or 90's because it's so old that you cannot even see the letters:).The scent is old school indeed,grandpa stile,very linear,irradiating lemon-vetiver combo,my nose doesn't pick anything floral at all,some herbal notes maybe.I cannot see my self wearing this but...a rejuvenation of this with the same performances...who knows!

This is my father most used fragrance. It's perfect for every day, mostly in winter. It's cheap, around 19€ you get a 100ml bottle plus a 30ml bottle gift. It's very strong and last very long with a nice projection. I wouldn't use it because I'm 28 and feels too mature for me. my father is over 50 and he loves it. my mother loves it too, and often he gets compliments because it's a very predominant fragrance that can cover completely the room.

THE PERFUME of my youth. Personally, to me it screams "Family". Since, I would say, I was 3 years old. Impossible to describe the importance of this for me. Impossible for me rating it impartially. Many of my family members and friends were wearing this in the old days. This, to me, just was and is, the best "smelling thing".

Nothing to add to what already mentioned. The newer version however has been slightly updated with a touch of ambroxan-pineapple (did I say Avent-ish?). The DNA is here, more wearable today for sure, and performs very well (I suspect new fixatives). Gold for the vintage, gold for the new one, imperceptible differences.

As I cannot find this in my town, it seems I can only have an idea of it by means of a blind buy. So, I must ask, can anybody take a guess as to why some people feel this reminds them of Burnt Hair?

Unespectable value for money (12E/75ml). Very close to Malizia Uomo Vetyver, but much more quality. Long lasting 10+h and good projection for 3-4h. Nothing to reproach.

Imagine a mix of Malizia Uomo and Encre Noire with a healthy dose of artemisia (not listed as one of the notes for some reason).

Reminded me of Rochas Globe but the wood notes in this one seem to bother my throat.

For me smells like freshly opened pack of cigarettes before lighting them up.