L'Homme

Guys, my advice is to give a chance to this fragrance. With few and common notes they blended an interesting scent, simple yet complex at the same time. The opening has pink pepper and bergamot. Then u can feel cedar and vetiver. The pepper makes the smell lively and nice, it has a casual elegance and i find this release quite good. It's fresh, woody and spicy, airy and light, fits very well for spring and summer and has a casual elegance. The performance is also strange: the first two hours are very good, then became more silent. Few hours after the application i thought it was gone but a friend said she can still smell it in the air. It's hard to compare to other fragrances, it has a piece of eau sauvage parfum, a piece of lalique white, definitely something from a Creed..but for now i cant find something close to it. I tried it in a store and few hours later i came back to buy a big bottle. That's enough.. Profumo da poco uscito e molto interessante nonostante l'apparente semplicità. Il pepe rosa dà gioia ed effervescenza ad una composizione classica ma non seriosa, formata da vetiver e note legnose. Fresco, leggero e piacevole, ha una buona performance sulla mia pelle ed è una buona scelta per la primavera ed estate. Difficile trovare un profumo molto simile a questo, sembra strano ma è così... Scent-8,5 Longevity -7,5 Sillage-8 Uniqueness-8,5 Presentation-8 Compliment factor-8 Versatility-8 Back up bottle? Maybe My vote-8,5 In one word- pepper Alternative - maybe lalique white but i cant really find something similar.

This perfume was a pleasant surprise for me. It has been a long time since a truly masculine fragrance appeared on the market, with traces of the 90s and distinct from this cursed “cotton candy” trend. Frankly, I am tired of all these perfumes launched in the last two decades, that smell the same, with sweet aromas, no personality, and no charisma whatsoever. But I “belong” to Gen X. I've used and know countless fragrances that are completely different from the trends that are imposed on us today. Everyone smells the same, more “sugar,” less “sugar”... I highly recommend this new fragrance. It's a fragrance that's different from the trends of recent years.

This a great daily driver for the 35 + crowd. There's a tart citrus opening that works so well with the vetiver in the mid. There's some warmth in the base, the patchouli that helps this scent stick around longer than I thought, especially on clothes. The vetiver is the note that brings this fragrance together. I am, however, impartial and a sucker for vetiver. This extremely masculine without being too "in your face". The projection is nothing to write home about but the longevity is decent. Overall, I'm really impressed by Elie Saab's first outing into the world of men's fragrances. I can see the rating increasing in the near future.

I love this fragrance. I rocked it today and already got a compliment. This is class, this is niche, sophistication, high end and high quality. It requires a matured nose to appreciate it. This is a very musculine, manly and bold fragrance. It has a slight resemblance to Boss bottled Absolu, very slight not that they are the same. Cedarwood, Patchoulie and Myrrh are the main notes that i pick up. Overall, I love this juice. Great performance and projection. Dont be shy to apply it.

This fragrance delivers one of the finest combinations of vetiver, myrrh, and patchouli in modern men’s perfumery. The vetiver is crisp and elegant, the myrrh adds a smooth resinous depth, and the patchouli brings a rich earthy warmth that completes the composition with a truly refined masculine character. Scent 10/10 Longevity 8/10 Projection 8/10 Sillage 8/10