Spazio Krizia Uomo

After several tries,I finally found this GEM of fragrance. A very classy mature fragrance which starts off with a spicy aromatic blend. Both oakmoss, corrandior and green notes gives it a slightly herbal/spicy tone. The floral note of Germanium gives it both a warmth and powdery vib coming through. Perfect during the spring throughout the summer months. Longevity and Silage is very high lasting at least 8hrs without spraying it 2x Overall, Today, this juice would be considered a nieche fragrance. A very high quality aroma with several levels unfolding through the day. It's unfortunate that such amazing GEM'S are not available anymore. There's a lot of excellent high quality fragrance today, but the cost is ridiculously expensive. If bottled this juice in another well known brand some people would spend the money. Back in the day this fragrance were slightly more money but affordable priced. This fragrance deserves at least an 8.5/10 Bravo Krizia

Amé esta fragancia!! Lástima su desaparición tan abrupta del mercado, al menos aquí en Argentina. Tengo vagos recuerdos de ella ya que en ese momento no prestaba tanta atención a la composición y al comportamiento de la fragancia con las horas. Pero recuerdo que tenía una salida herbal muy fresca, como a pasto recién cortado y con las horas se transformaba en una maravilla avainillada, como un exquisito creme bruleé. Ojalá volvieran a fabricarlo. Estaría esperando el momento de comprarlo en cuanto lo viera exhibido. Gran fragancia!

In this stage of time,this is a true “outer space”fragrance for me,way way ahead it’s age.It is for me,as,if there was air on it,a stroll on the Moon.Dustiness,dry woods and herbs,almost a dead and dark landscape,where the Sun stand for only 1 hour.So,bon voyage,and thanks Mariuccia for this concept art,it lives on forever,like you do.

I wore this cologne once many years ago, got it as a birthday present from my aunt, and BOY did I love it! It's very sweet, kinda powdery, definitely italian. Its first notes are a bit overpowering, but once it settles it becomes a very classy musky fragrance. Too bad it has gone off the market. It's very difficult to find these days.

Lucky me, i've got this beautiful rare gem in low price..opening with herbal floral notes,very harsh but relaxing..after the opening, you can smell jasmine but in masculine way..only 3 sprays and you got this for all day.. Scents : 9 longevity : 8,5 (around 8-9 hour) Sillage : 8 (after 6 hours my friend still detect)

This is an excellent rare treasure to behold from the house of Krizia. A absolute lover of Moods Uomo and someone who really likes Krizia Uomo - this bottle really exemplifies the broad range of the house and uniqueness that each offers. Being only the 4th reviewer of this wonderful fragrance, I feel rather special and humbled right now typing this. Spazio is not a Woody as it is classified. If I was pushed to categorize this, I would call it a "Spicy Floral Chypre"! It opens with a wonderful burst of citrus and green notes that are crisp and very fresh. The floral top note of neroli is very important as this turns to a wonderful coriander-spiced violet (not overly done - just perfect). This is NOT a violet-laden scent at all. Transition to the heart is nearly seamless - I get more florals and spices as this warms. The geranium and jasmine present themselves (with some dusty nutmeg). This is where a bit of powderiness comes in - much more so on skin. It is not a 'barbershop talc' vibe, though - its more of a powder that has a feeling of incense and wood...dustiness and a touch smoky. The amber along with the oakmoss, I believe creates this feeling of warmth and it really is something to behold. Interestingly, the powder is less apparent on fabric. The other floral that provides a fragrant and key note is lily-of-the-valley. It is very pronouncd to me in this bottle. Lily-of-the valley is technically a green floral with rosy-lemony nuance and the accord has been adequately used in classical fragrances as a catalyst to “open up” and freshen the bouquet of the other floral essences in the heart, much like we allow fresh air to come in contact with an uncorked red wine to let it “breathe” and bring out its best. That is what I get here and...segueing into the base, the scent makes an interesting movement towards a balmy, wood aroma - it is drastic and rather surprising. While retaining floral notes into the base, the oakmoss shows itself as both a note and fixative. The wood notes are mostly dusty cedar and a refined sandalwood, but the oakmoss is dominant above all other base notes. That is why it is more of a chypre than a woody to me. On fabric, I pick up a light tonka bean, while on the skin it is very subtle. The musk comes in on the later drydown and it is slightly dirty - not a perfectly clean musk. A lot going on in this bottle! This is a very complex and fantastic composition, but it is not loud nor does it project heavily. The key to this very well-crafted fragrance is actually how well the composition comes together and becomes a warm floral with a non-traditional powdery/smoky touch. It's all about nuances, subtleties and blending - the light touches that combine to make a very masculine, but refined scent. Overall, I am impressed by Spazio Krizia Uomo mainly because of the deftness in how the structure of this unfolds. A lot of movement of the fragrance in a wearing. It starts with citrus and green notes and ends up a warm, slightly "balmy", woody chypre. In the middle, you are smelling a nice, soft bouquet. It is not something everyone would appreciate. Definitely a Vintage fragrance that shows itself to be such. I cannot compare this fragrance to any other I have. Even if a phase reminds me of another bottle - the transition to the next changes to something entirely different. What is a paradox is that is does so effortlessly and very naturally. I have to say, Spazio Krizia Uomo is a perplexing fragrance - I am very glad I have it. My overall score is 8+/10. A scent that would be worn when you want to smell good, but not project loudly. Very good for the office. When layered with the After Shave balm, it definitely has more depth and character. I recommend a moderate to fairly liberal application (5-8 sprays)...with at least two on your shirt. Impressive.

compared to the current offering, spazio krizia uomo is totally different and unique. very nice floral-citrus fragrance, with a great mix of lilly, geranium, a touch of nutmeg, musk and oakmoss. the opening can be a bit surprising but the scent is very pleasant and different. the muskiness is more detectable in the drydown and after that the oakmoss is present but not heavy. refined and casual at the same time, spazio krizia uomo is not your tipical citrus scent. not so easy to find but for a good price i can only recommend the purchase. of course, it has that vintage touch but i dont think it's too dated, it can be easily used nowadays. for 28 and up, for casual situations, for spring and summer. performance is good, not amazing but not weak for sure. good projection in the first 1,5-2 hours, longevity about 6-7 hours. spazio krizia uomo è un citrus-scent con un tocco floreale diverso da ciò che si trova ora. limone, geranio, basilico, un tocco leggero di noce moscata e muschio di quercia. ha quella vibe un pò vintage ma penso sia assolutamente indossabile anche adesso. se trovate un buon prezzo consiglio l'acquisto. scent-8 longevity-7 sillage-7 uniqueness-8,5 bottle design-7 versatility-8 back up bottle?maybe compliment factor-7 my vote-8 in one word- surprising alternative- difficult to find something similar....

I never threw a scent away except for this one. I could not get what it was about, somehow a fruity - citric composition I simply could not understand nor like. It was a blind buy. Wrong choice.

90s. Fresh. Masculine. Not getting a lot of the listed notes.

oh my... where shall i begin! this is one of the bundle perfumes that i bought as blind buy and this one again proves to me that i'll never blind buy a perfume according to reviews. it's too common in away that if they discontinued this perfume you'll never notice. what you have to do is go to any perfume shop and pick a perfume from the lacoste or the polo collection and you will be surprised that its identically the same & the day is saved. never blind buy this unless you know the smell, it's not niche and it's rare to find so instead of paying a fortune for this perfume buy one from the above mentioned.

This is pleasant but certainly not earth-shattering. It verges on a somewhat generic aromatic woody men's scent, opening with a quintissentially 90s green citrus, drying down a bit more fleshy and warm, while rounding off things with a sleepy soft amber base. It's decent, but not worth spending the premium for its discontinued status.

My brother and I wore this as teenagers in the nineties and we both miss it untill this day.