Pour Un Homme de Caron Le Matin

This is nothing like the original Pour Un Homme by Caron. Anything that you may have disliked about the original isn't here. It's so different that it could have been in an entirely different series. Having this and le soir you would have something for almost every situation . The opening is undeniably a more day time version of Aventus. You can absolutely spot some similarities if you look at the note breakdowns side by side. You've got this refreshing blast of lemon and freshly sliced ginger. There's a spicy greenness from the lavandin (not lavender) and a very faint bit of smokiness, there's just enough to give this depth and character. Once it dries down, it's in the Creed - Himalaya / Paco Rabanne - XS (1994) or Issey Miyake - L'Eau D'Issey (edt) type scent profile, without being completely like any of them.There's still traces of aventus but it moves to the background. I find this to be very well put together, nothing sticks out or you wish they didn't use a certain ingredient or tone anything down. I absolutely see why they called this "the morning" it's bright, fresh, clean, a spicy green lavandin (not lavender) that doesn't go full blown medicinal. The sweetness from the lemon and ginger bring life to this fragrance to life. It's light enough to be office safe, yet if you over spray it you can "fix" that. I feel if Creed or any company with a similar price point could easily sell this for significantly higher price. I would recommend 10 sprays minimum to go an entire day with this on. It makes sense why the smallest bottle of this they are selling is 125ml (4.2 fl oz). Longevity isn't bad, then again, 10 sprays you can make almost anything last. If you can get a tester of this for around $50 - $60 I wouldn't complain. I highly doubt making a higher concentration of this would be a solution to make it perform better. Look at Terre D'Hermes EDT versus the "pure parfum" (2009) flanker. This is a very easy to wear fragrance that could be worn every day. This will please from beginners to someone who may have a larger collection. As long as people aren't going into this "expecting" a sugary sweet clubbing fragrance or their 100th blue shower gel scent. Springtime, summer and hot weather are the times of year this will excel. Off the top of my head, if you like most of these fragrances you'll like this: Armani Acqua Di Gio (original) and it's accurate clones Issey Miyake L'Eau D'Issey (EDT) Lacoste - Blanc L:12:12 (EDT) Paco Rabanne - XS (original) Hermes - Terre D'Hermes (EDT) - the far dry down mostly Creed Himalaya Creed Aventus and it's 999 clones And countless other citrus heavy clear or white bottled 90s era fragrances

Tested it the moment it arrived. On my skin, it opens with very lemony and citric sourness. After about a quarter the citric notes fade and the lavendin comes up. But since I'm not familiar with lavendin, I just feel there is some fresh and humble lavender aroma floating around. Freshly sweet lavendin, not the stereotypical cloying and thick "lavender" commonly found in body wash products. After an hour, its projection is already shrinking. There is also some minty feel due to some components unbeknownst to me. Overall it's a fresh spring and summer perfume that reminds me of some juices I tested before but can't recall. Versatile, not surprising, but office-safe. I personally love this juice. So refreshing pour le matin! Below average longevity and projection (hence, office-safe). Masculine leaning to unisex. Great price value with discount.

Bright, fresh, and effortlessly elegant. The opening is a beautiful burst of bergamot and ginger — vibrant, zesty, and uplifting. Lavender adds a nostalgic yet modern touch, making the start feel both clean and refined. As it develops, it takes on a familiar vibe that Roja Elysium fans will instantly recognize — a citrus-aromatic blend that feels smooth, masculine, and polished. It stays true to the original Pour Un Homme de Caron’s lavender DNA but updates it with a fresher, more contemporary twist. Perfect for daily wear, office settings, or post-gym freshness. Clean, safe, but definitely not boring. Projection is moderate at first, then sits closer to the skin. Longevity is decent for an EDT — around 3 hours of noticeable presence. For the price, it’s a total win.

افضل عطر منعش على الاطلاق من وجهة نظري، انتعاش ورائحة تبعث على التفاؤل وتعزز الطاقة وتحسين المزاج، بالاضافة الى انه مصنوع من دار عطور نيش، يعني تضمن انه الجودة والوزنية على اعلى مستوى وهذا نادر انه دار نيش ينتج عطر منعش بسيط بنظري انه احسن عطر منعش على الاطلاق، عيبه الوحيد الثبات والفوحان ضعيف. طبعا ماله اي علاقة بالاخضر - The best refreshing fragrance of all time in my opinion. It gives a sense of freshness, optimism, and energy boost. Plus, it’s made by a niche perfume house, which guarantees top tier quality and blending, something rare for a simple, fresh scent. In my view, it’s the best refreshing perfume ever. Its only downside is that its longevity and projection are weak. And of course, it has nothing to do with the other green one.

Wonderfully created citric/lavender blend from a house that knows how to do Lavender right. Uplifting to wear in every way. Decent longevity, and average sillage. I wish it projected a little further. For the money, this is great. I'm a fan of pretty much everything Caron, and this one is no different. Not sure where some of the 'reminds' are coming from, as none smell anywhere close to this. I own or owned most, and this is definitely in its own category... Edit to add: I guess it projects more than I thought. My wife said it was rather powerful for the first couple hours when I last wore it. She has a somewhat sensitive nose, but it is rare that she would say anything fwiw...