Concerto

Voilà ce que je lis sur le Concerto que je possède. Here is what i read on the Concerto i've got. Note de tête : mandarine, bergamote, citron Top note: mandarin, bergamot, lemon. Note de coeur : jasmin, rose, thé, épices. Heart note : jasmine, rose, tea, spices. Note de fond : santal, ambre, patchouli. Bottom note : sandalwood, amber, patchouli. Un parfum agréable, comme beaucoup de parfums de Fragonard, mais qui possède cette autre caractéristique des parfums Fragonard de lasser assez rapidement selon moi. On ne dérangera personne au bureau à porter ce parfum, qui cependant ne passe pas non plus totalement inaperçu. Bon rapport qualité prix mais tenue relativement faible (2 heures 30) A nice fragrance, like a lot of Fragonard fragrances, but that shares this characteristic with others Fragonard fragrances that it tires quite quickly on my opinion. You won't disturb anyone at the office to wear this fragrance, that is noticeable though. Good value for the price but doesn t last very long (2,5 hours) Senteur Scent : 7/10 Sillage : 1.5/2 Longévité 1/2 Masculinité 1/2 Elégant mais moyennement masculin (le jasmin y est-il pour quelque chose ? Originalité du produit relativement discutable aussi. Evolution 2/4 Evolution peu intéressante, parfum relativement linéaire. Total : 12.5/20

Lovely Fragrance. I dont think this had the sharpness of CK1.It is more mellow and masculine.Quite long lasting on me and has a just out of the shower soapiness. I think it could be described as a bright and sunny smell and could be worn in all seasons,perhaps better for casual wear,jeans tee shirt etc. Shame that the bottle is so ugly but perhaps it keeps the manufacturing costs down.In my opinion if it was in a stylish bottle,given some good advertising,this little number would sell extremely well as it would be popular and suitable for all age groups. my score. 8.5 out of 10

This feels like a slightly more mature version of the fresh aquatic fragrances that have flooded the men's perfume market. I really enjoy the tea note in Concerto and I think the opening is very heavenly. However, I do think the sillage and longevity are poor. I think I will keep searching for men's tea fragrances to see if I can find a better option. I will say if you're a fan of fresh/citrus perfumes, I think Fragonard is the way to go. Because of Fragonard's reasonable prices, you can overspray/reapply knowing that depleting your bottle quickly won't break the bank.

So, all of the reviews below express liking with no enthusiasm, and I understand why. Perhaps this one is too unoriginal and too unobtrusive to provoke ecstasy, yet smart enough to make it hard disliking it. I observe that longetivity is possibly underestimated, as an elegant undertone lingers quite long actually. All in all this is certainly no masterpiece, but a good exercise in creating a male fragrance. It is not too far away from Cool Water, perhaps it could be described as an alternative to Cool Water for mature men. ***

Soft comforting citrus white floral with a hint of sweetness. Too feminine? Very pleasant, high quality, well blended, natural, and relaxing. Not sure it's a sexy scent for a significant other...more of a wholesome innocent scent. Maybe something I'd want on my tween daughter. Unisex...not sure. Leans feminine to me, but I'll have to give it more wears. Scent: 8 / /Sillage: 7.5 / Longevity: 7

I think if a guy wanted a basic sort of sports fragrance, this would be an ideal choice. This type of fragrance usually smells cheap and is liable to give you a headache, but this one is more pleasant.

Blue-type of drydown. Mature clean male scent. The profile is mass appealing and pleasantly familiar. It suits my dad and does not feel dated. A safe gift option.

I think it smell like Azzaro Chrome by Azzaro. Except have a tea note when it dried down

This is an ok fragrance, not my favorite from the house. Fresh, green tea with florals in the back, reminiscing of CK One.

Not a fan of this one. I bought a men's eaux de toilette discovery kit at the Fragonard boutique in Grasse which cointained Concerto, and I'm testing it these days before autumn really kicks in. It opens quite citrusy and somehow aquatic - definitely bergamot: fresh, sparkling and bright. But the florals immediately creep up from the heart, quite heavy and heady, overwhelming everything within 15 minutes. I don't get much tea, nor spices. The super synthetic amber base shares some similarities to the one that gives me instant headache in Lanvin Eclat d'Arpege, making the entire concoction a sour screeching mess to my nose. That said, I think Eclat d'Arpege is a much nicer scent to begin with although they share similarities (the top notes are basically the same, and both have jasmine and sandalwood). I don't get much else from this scent, and it remains quite linear until it disappears from skin - roughly 5 hours after spraying. If you like the genre I think it's ok, but it doesn't work for me.

In a hunt to find a replacement for Kitom Man, which has been discontinued, this was mentioned as something similar. I was desperate to like it and finally managed to try it. What a HUGE disappointment! There is so much hype around the purity of this brands fragrances, but to me Concerto was incredibly one dimensional, it starts off with a subdued green freshness, but within an hour it dries down to a cheap floral smell that is slightly sickly smelling and no better than any chain store off the shelf deodorant. Sadly nothing like Kiton at all.

Very citrusy. The sample I obtained in Grasse says that these are the notes: Mandarin, lemon, bergamot - jasmine, rose, tea, spices - sandalwood, amber, patchouli... No melon.

This scent is a time machine for me. It takes me straight back to a Contiki tour through France in my early 20s, specifically to the Fragonard factory in Nice. I’d never heard of the house before that trip, but this fragrance made an immediate impression—one of my tour mates wore it, and to this day, one whiff brings the entire journey back to life. As for the profile, it’s a beautiful, masculine bergamot that manages to avoid both the "soapy" and the "Froot Loops" traps that many citruses fall into. It offers excellent projection and sillage—present but never aggressive. While the price point feels a bit steep for me personally, there's no denying the incredible legacy and history behind the Fragonard name.

A perfume not exactly for man unless you want to smell like a wedding bouquet... Maybe good for very young people. There is no amber at all, the only notes perceptible are: Jasmine and bergamot The best feature of this perfume is that the scent lasts for hours... A perfume for summer during the day Sillage: 8/10 Longevity: 9/10

I had the honour today to visit the Fragonard store near Louvre in Paris. Concerto reminds me a little bit of paco rabanne the tube and ck all, but the longevity and the overall quality is incomparable. If it is doable to order the 600ml offer refill don’t hesitate to select it.

this is a great "significant other scent." you can wear this daily without it smelling offensive, and it is definitely something you can wear in close quarters with someone else.

My husband owns this and I like it on him. We bought it at the Fragonard perfume museum in Paris along with the shower gel.

It is really masculine and lovely. Smells exactly like Cool Water.