Sultan Men

Another superb like le male JPG, but in cheap version. If le male is fantastic lavender n minty.. this sultan make it rose and some flowery breeze. Fit for a day from the fresh of soft citruses and lanvender at the top then Mixture perfectly at the heart of rose n lily with soft cedar and ambery at the base. Heey.. this came from grasse. I feel fresh at a day wear, but i said warm and smooth at night. But i figured it some time like a girl fragance coz the rose effect too strong. So i guess it like unisex. Anyway.. its cheap, flowery, fresh n warm. The drydown is good and it last long. So if u like flowery scent with fresh and warm effect like a real sultan in the palace. Try this.. Overall : Scent : 8.5/10 (nice flowery) Longevity : 9/10 (last 10-12hour) Sillage : 9/10 (enough fill room) Character : 8/10 (palace full of flower) Try it if u like flowery scent.. its cheap.. not too disappoint if u dont like coz its cheap

just acquired it today. can't say anything much about it yet but here's a start or shall I say a sneak peek of how it smells like; "OH MY GOD!!!!"

I think this is more of a neo-fougere than an oriental, but one with an interesting heart of lavender modified by sweet, nectar-rich flowers- it surprised me! This is not at all in-your-face like Fleur de Mal... instead, it is softer and quite pleasant. Not a fragrance for everybody, but I think it's quite charming.

Extremely citrus output, in drydown is the true scent, very lily, rose and cedar in a sweet base. Shareable. Very good.

Sultan Man smells more mature and synthetic (cheap) to me. It smells like an "old grandpa"--marketed for the older man and/or the mature, old soul, or a renaissance guy, but the mature, old soul, renaissance guy has to like dated scents because Sultan Man is dated in scent. It is an inexpensive, mature scent that reminds you of a clean, dated barbershop/aftershave. So if you are not a fan of that smell, you probably will not like this. I like it, but it is NOT a fragrance that I will buy again regardless of affordability. BUT DO NOT let my review influence you. Assess it yourself and have your own thoughts, rather than strictly going off someone else's thoughts and opinions. If you can, I suggest getting a sample first...or looking up the notes to ensure you will like it. Read reviews before buying a fragrance, but take them with a grain of salt. Everyone has their own opinion regarding smells. IF you do buy it, enjoy it :-)

This is aweful. All i get is the smell of plastic. Ive found plenty of cheapies that smell good and im not picky by any means but i just cant see why this gets such good reviews

I haven't tried Roma Uomo, but this has some similarities to Minotaure, which apparently is similar to RU. Now Sultan is really nice, but the similarity to Minotaure doesn't last that long, as it goes into a more musky/woody direction and is quite light (2 sprays to the chest). So, it's definitely fine if you pay less than $10 for 100 ml, as I did, but I'm not sure how high you want to go on this one, since you might prefer RU or RU's nice citrusy quality might last considerably longer. The middle notes are quite light, and I can't say I got more than a hint of lavender, so I would not call this any kind of fougere. There also isn't much in the way of amber (don't think you'll be getting some sort of budget Ambre Sultan here!).

Catch me a feeling as if ..... Biagiotti - Roma Uomo However busier ..... oriental, floral important. .... I really like it! Citrus, sweet fragrance which is masculine, but yet sensitive .... great balance of ingredients! Despite cheap .... even demanding product !!! Beautiful process unfold as the flowers fresh top note, and finally a great base of woody, amber soil! Good for the below wording that surrounds a feeling Sultan's palace .... sort of like "True Colours Feeling". An inexpensive but high-quality fragrances! Durable, sublime, with a hint of feminine beauty ......

Why does Fragrantica call this Sultane Homme, when on the bottle and box it's called Sultane Men?