Paradiso Inferno Man

Its okay on my skin, but nothing special. For me there as actually no reason to wear it because I have so many other colognes to choose from. Certainly not bad, and you can def try it no problems.

undoubtedly very fresh.. nice longetevity.. average sillage.. overall a great product.. worth its price..!!

A run of the mill fragrance, truly deserving its low price. Kind of sweet musky aftershave smell, blended with some gardenia and pepper traces, a poor man's version af other more complex fragrances in the same vein (thinking here at Lanvin L'Homme and CH 212 Men). You get what you paid for here. 6/10. ☣☣

The gardenia is very strong with my skin chemistry and stays in the forefront. The background is mostly a dry, peppery/spicy incense. This is not complex, but it is effective. Essentially, the idea seems to be the interplay between these two elements. The gardenia is a bit heavy - wet and earthy, so it's not "feminine." It also has a slightly sour quality. Most dry incense fragrances have a strong wood element, which is something that irritates me, so I'm glad I found this one (I also don't have any gardenia-dominant fragrances). It is natural and has good longevity (I got a little on my shirt, which I think is a good idea with this one). Projection/sillage is at least good, if not very good. I don't think I've tried any others from this company, and I haven't heard anything good about their fragrances, but this one is quite good, regardless of the retail price.

What he (my brother) loves about this is it's staying power and the scent. I can't remember him wearing this but he attests that I do compliment him whenever he wears this scent.