Ungaro pour L'Homme III

This is unbelievable, most heavenly, most enchantied, yet so gentle and super manly Rose fragrance.. I wonder what it was before all these reformulations and sintetic substituting on ingredients started.. it probably was the final success of the Alchemy.. it is still a perfection even in present, weak and sintetic era of colognes.. when I read negative reviews I wonder if there’re more than one reformulated versions. I don’t know how to talk “cool” and appeal to you, guys, in calm manner to try it.. This was fragrance that once caused the lady, who happened to be near me, to open her eyes wide and turn her beautiful face to me, subconsciously! - and I am not kinda guy who just does it by “default” LOL; and you know what? - that was enough to cross the line of indifference for further conversation and interaction.. I think - this one truly deserves to be referred as “jewel” - many refer to fragrances here this way. Please try it when you have chance. I don’t think it’s “clubby” though. Not sporty, not for “gym” either. When you’re driving your truck or meeting friends for beer - it’s not the time to wear it.. I think it’s for times when you want to open your heart to someone, to dare to hold hands, to close eyes and kiss.. or just to express that you yearn for all that when you are alone. Ingredients here are transmuting into each other.. I can’t separate them, they are all like shades and petals of the perfect rose - not oriental, not overwhelming and poisonous, not voluptuous, not lipstick-like.. rose that is male gender, that reflects gentle and understanding sides of man, that is bringing sense about man as of not superficial and temporary. Your woman will love it. Try.

UNGARO POUR L’HOMME III – A CHIC NIGHT IN THE 90s THE JOURNEY: ICE-COLD VODKA AND THE ROSE IN A LEATHER JACKET Ungaro III is not a static fragrance; it is a performance that thrives on extreme contrasts. The Vodka Shot: The opening is spectacular. This vodka note is ice-cold, crystal clear, and almost metallically fresh. It cuts through the air like a freshly poured drink at an exclusive bar. This "cold freshness" gives the fragrance an immediate sense of effortless confidence. The Rose in a Leather Jacket: The heart of the scent is what truly fascinates me. It’s a rose, but not one you’d find in a garden. It is a dark, metallic rose wearing a leather jacket. It is masculine, edgy, and yet possesses a poetic depth. Much like in my beloved Zino, the rose is the star here, but in Ungaro, it wears this "cool," nocturnal outfit. The Base: The journey concludes in a noble, woody depth of sandalwood and patchouli, closing the circle and transforming the initial coldness into a sophisticated, steady warmth. MY DARK DUALITY: ZINO & UNGARO III In my collection, both scents have a fixed role when it comes to character-driven darkness: Zino (Davidoff) is my "cosy factor." It is warm, earthy, and my companion for comfortable evenings at home when I seek groundedness and peace. Ungaro III is my "going-out" scent. It is chicer and fresher due to the vodka, possessing an elegant, metallic presence for the world outside. It is the fragrance for the moment you feel truly confident. CONCLUSION Ungaro III is the fulfillment of a vision I had as a young boy. It is fresh yet profound, cool yet floral. A masterpiece with edges and corners that I wear today with pride.

An absolute gem! One of the best affordable scents I've came across since Bentley For Men Intense. Ungaro pour L'Homme III is an aromatic, warm, spicy scent with a woody depth & touch of a unique aquatic-like sharpness from the vodka. The rose here is not the typical soft rose you find in a lot of fragrances. Everything is so round & well-blended together that it's difficult to pick a note on its own by nose but you can "feel" the presence of each note. A scent reminiscent of the classic aromatic fragrances of the 1990s without being out of date, like many other in the same category. It has the classical aromatic vibe of the 1990s fragrances, yet unique enough on its own. The scent is soft, warm, & charming. Clean & crisp, almost inviting others to come closer to you. There is no stink here (e.g. Kouros, Aramis 900) that has become off-putting as the general taste developed. So, this is a safe blind buy. I actually tried it because I was trying rose fragrances for men, which I did out curiosity & interest in masculine rose scents. Who doesn't like rose, right? & what pushed it up in the testing list was when a youtuber I follow mentioned it as one of the best affordable scents. When I tried it, I bought it on the spot! Something I don't do anymore but it was a rare find where I live (all Ungaro's in general are rare here) & the smell with that price was a steal. Ungaro pour L'Homme III is a classy scent, that goes perfect withe tux or a suite. Yet, I feel it's wearable most of the time for almost all occasions but it shines best on cooler nights. One of the best cheapies out there. "Love"

I don't give a damn if the fragrance is more than 25 years old, or if the bottle is made of cheap plastic... And I don't even care if a teenager, a housewife or an astronaut like this fragrance or not. This is a timeless masterpiece, created by Jacques Polge and François Demachy. ... Is there anything else to say? Indeed, this is the olfactory gem that evokes the scent of vodka and the gothic rose... The cursed one, the underground legend that has reached these days, hidden among forgotten shelves of old perfumeries. I've read that it has been discontinued, so hurry to get it. I already have some back up bottles... Projection & Sillage are strong and longevity is very good (7-9h), especially in cold and humid weather. ... Sometimes you read a lot of nonsense in people's reviews. There are some disrespectful guys, some ignorant babble... And some absurd ideas, too. One of them, is that Ungaro III is a fragrance "too masculine". Really? ... Are you kidding me? Those guys have lost their sense of smell snorting so much sugar overdose. Don't make me laugh! In case you hadn't noticed, we are men, yes... Not a fruit cake. This fragrance is sophisticated, classy and mysterious... Perfect for dusk and nights. All seasons, all year... And of course, dressed up. ;-)

After a few wearing of this fragrance, I really do like it! This is the best rose dominant fragrance that I have tried as of yet. The rose is candied, semi sweet and dark. Yes a man can wear this very comfortably! The base notes make this a very palatable and mature scent. The duration of this fragrance is about 5-6 hours with 4 sprays. It does come off strong at first 1-2 hour point and ramps down pretty quickly from there to a skin scent though. Great for a night out. I think if you were wearing this for a day scent it would need to be reapplied. Yes after 6 hours I can faintly detect it on my skin maybe a little better on cloths... Just love the drydown! The zing of the vodka vibe evaporates off the top 1-2 hour point leading into the blended lavender,patchouli and sandalwood smoothness. The base of floral musk and woods into the drydown. The wonderful rose... can be detected through out the life of the scent. So I got a chance to smell this before I purchased it and was intrigued from the beginning. Because of the unique scent cloud it does create compared to the price point of around $25. It does standout in being different from any other scent I own... well worth the investment to my collection!

I have a few versions of Ungaro III. The main difference seems to be the amount of oakmoss, which is more noticeable in the first version. They’re all good and retain the Ungaro III DNA with its central dry rose and vodka theme, illustrative of Emmanuel Ungaro’s avant-garde, even iconoclastic, take on traditional men’s fragrance. In the same way that Christopher Sheldrake and Serge Lutens challenged the convention of woody fragrances being “masculine” with Shiseido ‘Fémininité du Bois’ Ungaro challenges the traditional notion of rose as a “feminine” note in Ungaro III. Vodka is an interesting choice. Alcoholics often choose vodka for “day drinking” - because it’s relatively odourless - and in Ungaro III the vodka serves to complement, accentuate and enhance the rose with a “booziness” without competing by asserting its own identity. There is much more going on than rose and vodka but they’re the stars of the show, with a supporting cast of floral and woody notes. The latter come to the fore in the dry down. In any case Ungaro III is a timeless men’s fragrance wearable by anyone of any age that works for any occasion. Even work.

rose-dominant floral note, noticeable mahogany and vetiver, fairly sweet, gothic architecture on a damp and cool night, 90's masculine. unique but also extremely approachable and pleasant. wonderfully soft pillowy dark clouds of vetiver, mahogany, and rose. I received Ungaro III in the same package as Armaf Legesi and Lomani PH, along with a few others, and Ungaro smells somewhat similar to those two, sharing a cool masculine sweetness, but this scent is by far the best of the three. this seems like a masterpiece fragrance (in the realm of cheap presumably synthetic edts). I bought the 100ml bottle for $20, instantly loved the scent, and then saw a sale on amazon at $16, so I bought two more bottles. I see a lot of comparisons to ralph lauren safari, that frag has cinnamon and leather listed as notes, which III does not, and III lists vetiver as a note, which safari does not. I would love to compare the two side by side. currently safari is nearly triple the price of III I don't wear Zino or Sung homme anymore because I'm too busy wearing Ungaro III, the safest of safe blind buys and the best value I have stumbled upon so far.

This review is about the latest version or reformulation. When I smelled this cologne for the first time, I quickly fell in love with it. The first note which came to my mind was Rose! But not a cheap and harsh smell of rose like Tearose cologne. It has a refind, very natural and luxurious scent of rose. The juice is balanced very well. There is no extra sweetness or anything harsh to my nose. Frankly I haven't smelled vodka but I can detect a kind of woody scent beside the rose, probably it is vetiver,mahogany and or sandalwood with a touch of oakmoss which balance the rose note. The scent is thoroughly beautiful and yummy from the beginning to drydown. At drydown the rosr is still noticeable beside a bit musk, sandalwood and oakmoss. The drydown is really fantastic and comforting. The longevity is acceptable and IMO above average. It lasts longer than "Quorum" which I have. The sillage is moderat but noticeable. Longevity: Very good, long lasting specially on clothes and fabrics. Sillage: A bit above average and noticeable for hours and hours. Heart note: Rose Scent: Luxurious, comforting and somehow sexy...

This actual review is for the Gold and Bold release, that I am wearing today, and I do not see it yet listed on the site. I bought the Gold & Bold just curios about if it was a really new addition to the regular formula which was in my top favorites back in the 90's and always grab compliments every time I wore it, but I do not notice too much difference between both, besides the difference on the golden packing and cap, well I did not put both bottles back to back I just remembered I got the new version and that I had and I had not worn it yet. After almost 5 hours, I would say it has a shorter longevity that the regular Ungaro III and about sillage probably shorter as well. It would good to read to some reviewers here that had compared both. Update": I did compare both later tonight and I my older bottle was more potent and I would say a better smell from the Bold and Gold, probably my regular bottle is kind of vintage now since I have it at least for four years.. maybe.. but I do remember the older version when the bottle used to come with a red cap, that was the one that drew compliments all the time.

I was too young in 1993 to have known the original formula so I will talk about the new one. MINDBLOWN O_O !!! Omg... This is what I call an awesome yet "cheap" masterpiece nowadays. It has everything what an aromatic gem should have. Floral and woody at its finest. All these flowers give to this one a gentle, soft and "feminine" touch, enhanced by the woody counterpart, thanks to the cedar, the coriander and the vetiver. The perfect balance for a gentleman perfume, respectful about the feminine side in every man. Not like these ones nowadays which shout "Look ! i'm an obnoxious playboy whom play with girls like tools !" These ones which are nothing but something which shout "SEXBOMB, SEXBOMB, SEXBOMB !" And gosh, the signature note, the vodka ! THAT vodka ! Which gives to this masterpiece the unique touch to this versatile and complete mixture. 10 out of 10. Thanks Ungaro for making yet these forgotten 80/90's androgynous smells. These ones which capture what a man should be. Being a man is to be respectful of ladies and assuming our feminity, not being a male with balls and testosterone.

Emmanuel has reformulated Ungaro III a few times, and it upsets me because it becomes more synthetic after each reformulation. However, I still love the scent. I see many ppl have voted it as a daytime fragrance, but I would not wear it during the day or casually. That's just me. I use Ungaro III as a nighttime fragrance. Ungaro III is a dark, manly rose fragrance. If you are looking for an affordable, dark, masculine, sexy, slightly boozy, clean, rose fragrance, this is it. It is a fall/wintertime BEAST that performs spectacularly in cold air. Despite its synthetic nature, I highly recommend it, but don't take my word for it. For any fragrance, read reviews before buying it, but take them with a grain of salt. Everyone has their own opinion regarding smells. Some people love a specific fragrance. Some people hate it. My advice is for you to get a sample of ANY fragrance before you ever buy it. That way, you can assess it yourself and have your own thoughts rather than strictly going off someone else's thoughts and opinions. So, do not let my opinion influence you.

This is one the most awesome vintage fragrances you can still buy and for cheap. Ungaro worked for Chanel and Balenciaga and that explains why this one reminds me of Egoiste and Balenciaga Pour Homme respectively. Basically Egoiste and Balenciaga mixed with Ralph Lauren Safari. If you like those and Drakkar Noir, Fahrenheit, YSL Opium Pour Homme, etc. These fragrances are like the best of the late 80s and early 90's before the lighter aquatics took over. To me that little period between about 88 and 95 created the best fragrances ever made. They have that 80's powerhouse DNA but are able to tone down the animalic funk and make it more acceptable to most noses. I highly recommend this hidden gem to virtually anyone because it doesn't smell dated and it also doesn't smell juvenile. It really is just a perfect fragrance. Performance is incredible. Last all day until you shower easily. also that vodka note is done perfectly. The only other fragrance I know with a similar note is 212 VIP. It just adds a really sexy touch to the already perfect fragrance.

سلام دوستان ادکلنی بسیار شامه نواز قلب این کار بوی گل رز هست. اما نه بویی مثل عطرای گلاب و تی رز بلکه بوی دل انگیز و طبیعی گل رز. بنظر من که اهل گل کاری و باغچه و انواع گل هستم بوی گل رز در این کار خیلی خوب و طبیعی ارائه شده. بوش اصلا تند و آزار دهنده نیست و بنظرم میشه چهار فصل محسوبش کرد. این کار تلخی و شیرینی رو بصورت کاملا متعادل در خودش داره. همینطور گرمی و خنکی بوی گل از ابتدا تا انتها هست اما هر چه می گذره بوی چوب صندل و خزه و وتیور بهش اضافه میشه و لذا از ابتدا تا انتها بوی مطبوعی داره. من فقط تعجبم اینه که دوستان از پخش و دوام این کار تعریف نمی کردند بخاطر همین اصلا توی لیست مورد علاقم نبود اما الان که گرفتم نسبت به قیمت پایینش واقعا دوام و پخش قابل قبول و خوبی داره. دوامش از کروم آنتونیو پویگ که دارم بیشتره و می تونم بگم در بدبینانه ترین حالت دوامش متوسط رو به بالاست. پخشش هم متوسط هست اما تا ساعت ها بدون اینکه سرتون رو به لباس بچسبونید می تونید بوش رو حس کنید. بوی باکلاس و مفرح و آرام بخشی داره که به درد مردان مهربون و متین و تا حدودی رسمی می خوره. بوش رو میشه س ک س ی هم حساب کرد. به درد جلسات خیلی رسمی و جدی و یا عزا نمی خوره...

I'm reviewing a new bottle of the edt. It says Parfum Aromatique on the bottle, but eau de toilette on the bottom. I was lucky to get a 100 ml tester bottle for less than 25 usd. I'm very pleased that I got it, because it fits, and performs, very well on me. What you get here is a warm, spicy and very masculine scent. I can't see a woman pull this off, although I'm sure some female daredevils will prove me wrong. :) There's an interesting mix of orange, booze, wood and herb notes in the opening. Later you are presented with a wonderful rich smell of a rose and other floral notes. Below all these delightful goodies, in the base, you have a good dose of musk that is noticable at all times, but never in the front row. How cool that such a masculine scent has a rose as it's star performer! I easily get 6-7 hrs longevity on me. Sometimes even up to 12 hrs. This has turned into a love affair. It complimates me and lifts me up.

Ungaro Pour Homme III is a masterpiece scent that I believe every man needs. The fragrance is a manly rose scent that is a BEAST during cold, winter months. It is perfect for formal or casual nights, but I have also worn it for daytime formal/casual wear. If you are a dude, and you want to try a rose fragrance without it being feminine, try this fragrance. It is a scent worth two thumbs up, but this is just my opinion. Do not base your opinion on me. For ANY fragrance, read reviews before buying it, but take them with a grain of salt. Everyone has their own opinion regarding smells. Some people love a specific fragrance. Some people hate it. My advice is for you to GET A SAMPLE OF ANY FRAGRANCE BEFORE YOU BUY IT. That way, you can assess it yourself and have your own thoughts rather than strictly going off someone else's thoughts and opinions.

This has a sharp "insect repellant" scent for the first few seconds. That's the first thing that dries down thankfully. I have several geranium note scents. So I can really pick it out. I agree with many reviewers note breakdown, but I think both geranium and lemon are more predominant in this juice than other reviewers have scored it. During cold weather I apply 5 to 6 sprays and get 10hrs. During the summer I apply 3 sprays and get about 15hrs. Voters have pegged this as a "winter" scent, but I think it works well all year long. Obviously I apply less, but this smells crisp and refreshing enough to stay in my "summer" rotation. The Vodka/Rose note is sophisticated! Different fragrances really do give me distinct "feelings" or confidence as some say. Ungaro always makes me feel "put together".

Disclaimer : the review is of the 'regular' Ungaro III (still on sale), not its Parfum Aromatique version. Meet the sublime side of the Nineties. Sharp citric opening, reminiscent of a classic EDC. Very interesting floral development, complex without being sweet. Beautiful woody-floral drydown. And all this luxury is enveloped in some cool blue haze. Longevity is decent, sillage is moderate. An elegant and versatile scent, suitable for a night out, romantic evening or a busy office day. And (here's a personal note) the closest thing to my long-gone favorite, the original Calvin by Calvin Klein, introduced eight years earlier. Development and and especially drydown are different, but the opening is quite similar. Stay out of the crowd, enjoy Ungaro III, these days you can get it dirt cheap.

Ungaro pour L'Homme III: I've had this for a couple of years. Not something I wear everyday. Definitely fall and winter. Wore it today for the first time in a long time, and got a compliment (I rarely ever get compliments on fragrances...). Longevity and sillage are first rate. I love the combination of notes. Mahogany. Rose. Vodka. Oakmoss. It hits all the bases. Fruity, woody, a little boozy. Probably the most sophisticated-smelling fragrance I own. I bought it for less than $20 USD. Definitely a must if you like classics. It came out in '93, but still has an '80s feel with 16 different notes. It's DNA is probably best for an older guy, or a younger guy who appreciates something different. Not a scent that everyone is wearing, so you will definitely get noticed. Highest recommendation.

Ungaro pour homme screams masculinity and class.. it's a sultry sexy fragrance that seduces you from the first spray, I blind bought this due to a really good sale and oh boy am I glad I agree with others for the price this is more than a steal you could easily pay more for similar scents today, I see alot of people comparing this with Safari I am a huge fan of Ralph Lauren safari since the original formulation in the 90s and I see the similarities but still both fragrances have so many different things going on and are unique in their own way, however a pro is Ungaro can outlast Safari now due to Ralph Lauren changing the formulation, this is definitely a winter date night scent and one I would have in my collection as long as it's around.

Ungaro pour L’Homme III by Emanuel Ungaro was for a long time my signature scent, and it still stands as a masterful creation. This is a very masculine, timeless fragrance that confidently goes against today’s trends of light or overly sweet men perfumes. It carries a classic, elegant aura—refined yet powerful—that never feels outdated. My wife loves how it smells on me, which only reinforces its magnetic appeal. Scent: 5/5 Longevity & Projection: 0.5/1 Presentation: 0.5/0 Quality/Price Ratio: 2/2 Compliment Factor: 0/1 Uniqueness: 1/1 Overall: 9/10 Office-friendly: / Blind buy: Yes (if you appreciate classic masculine scents) Recommended age: 30+ Occasion: Formal, semi-formal, evening wear Season: Fall, Winter, early Spring