Oxygene Homme

I was excited to try this and in some ways am not disappointed. The combination of herbs and coniferous trees is so relaxing and fresh. There is no sweetness in this one, so it all comes across as quite natural rather than "cologney". It is not an aquatic at all- I think the color of the juice is coloring opinions here. I can't see this offending a soul. Aaaand...that's the other story. Mr Morillas's sometimes achilles heel rears its head again: low performance. A few sprays lasted on my skin overnight, I can still smell it in the morning, but the projection is so very light. But as I think of it, a composition like this is perhaps meant to be ephemeral, especially considering its herbal heart. If it projected strongly, I think it would smell like a caricature of itself and become either cloying or obnoxious. Oxygene is the perfect name for a fragrance like this: imagine being in a forest on a dry summer day, a gentle breeze occasionally carries the aromatic scent of a mixture of trees, alpine flowers and herbs to your nose, as if reminding us that Nature's perfume is more exquisite than anything created in a laboratory.

No vetiver in the pyramid? Maybe it's the wormwood doing it. Could have also called it seaweed, but something green and salty is lurking in that bottle (the dill pickle comments below are funny, but kinda true). As such, I can certainly see the Sel Marin comparison although it's more of a similar impression than one being a dupe of the other. There's this black pepper and cypress thing in the opening much like Jil Sander for Men but it quickly gets into an Iso E Super overdose in the vein of Encre Noire, Terre d'Hermes, and Declaration. If you know that cedary, salty, vetiver and conifer thing I'm talking about be warned or rejoice, depending on your preferences. It's intense. I for one like it quite a bit, but be aware that I think Bvlgari Aqva, Sel Marin, and things of a similarly salty, funky variety are high art. There's also a little something of a citrus note in here, starting as a nice bergamot but developing into something more like a salted lime before a tequila shot. Kudos to Alberto Morillas for this one. It's a keeper.

Atypical aquatic cologne. Fresh, camphoraceous and...vegetative? It makes me feel like I'm walking in a forest / shaddy lane with lots of camphor trees and wet and verdant grounds. (One day during an interval btwn two showers I strolled along a road with lots of blomming camphor trees, the moist aroma of blossoms, trees and wet earth suddenly reminded me of Oxygène, though the latter is certainly a bit more complex.) It must be the combination of myrtle and juniper as listed in the moddle notes. It's also reminiscent of dated cosmetics I smelled as a child (likely due to cedar which is prominent during the end). It's so soothingly "green" as the main accords on this page. People around me seem to like it. A very unique spring/summer juice that's not citrusy or minty. Yet it may drew polar reactions, so try before you buy, if it's still available. It's been discontinued for some time, just like its cousin Aquaman, which suggests that guys today are not so into this type. I think it shines in late spring and summer evenings.

★★★★ Magnificent. One may think that the name Oxygene can be interpreted as a scent with an aquatic character. What is really interesting is that Oxygene is mainly a herbal & spicy composition with an airy facet. Instead of a watery profile, upon spraying Oxygene you can feel blast of peppery freshness that will slowly transition into a blue hued woody airiness. It's the breeze in a forest, a forest near the sea. I am reminded of Escada Sport Country Weekend, it has that forest airy character, but the Lanvin creation is more ethereal. It also comes across as a lighter minimalist version of Guy Laroche's Horizon. Amazing and unique, lasts on my skin for 6 hours and keeps a nice soft aura around me, perfect for the warm days of the Greek summer! Severely underrated, this is one of Morillas' masterpieces!

In 1977, Disques Dreyfus released in the USA, Oxygene, Jean-Michel Jarre's 40-minute electronic music magnum opus. In 2001, Lanvin released Oxygene Homme, perhaps among the best of Alberto Morillas' fragrance orchestrations. Both the music and the perfume are French, multi-layered, breezy, sweeping, confident, sophisticated, masterful, and both open with fresh air "in progress" (listen to the very beginning of Oxygene, to hear my reference to "in progess"). They both subtly reveal an increased sense of richness with each subsequent listening/wearing, which engenders an enlarging sense of appreciation for their greatness over time. Perhaps most valuable of all, they both avoid trendy fashion; they are both timeless classics.

gorgeous scent - it's a bit like when you take the sea and add 5 kinds of light pepper in it, and work it off with green stuff (mainly fir to my nose) - next ...stirr the sea, the pepper & the fir and you get a wonderful plat du jour named 'oxygene'...only downside is the sillage/longevity...you have to spray enormously before going out...so spray an hour in advantage a huge amount on your shirt or sweater (for better longevity) and it will be superbly balanced at the time you go out....when you spray less it's better for short activities like going to the grocery store or stuff like that... I love it !! A wonderful spring/summer scent 7,8/10

I like this a lot and it is great value. It balances freshness and green notes with a gentle woody herbiness, subtle floral-feel notes and clean pepper. It gets more musky later on and smells great throughout. Based on my usual 2 sprays - it projects reasonably well for 4-5 hours and it lasts for 8-10 hours as a skin scent with a tiny bit of projection. It is still just about detectable on skin at 12 hours. Overall it feels like a green-ish, gently woody, masculine aquatic to me. I use it a fair bit as an everyday scent (especially in the spring and summer) and will definitely be buying more.

I know that Oxygen came out in 2001 but I just discovered it in 2018. To me this is a refreshing departure from aquatic citrus fragrances. Don’t get me wrong I love those too, but it’s hard to get excited about those. Oxygen is truly unique in the sense that it makes you think that you are smelling something aquatic but it has no aquatic notes yet comes off smelling very light and refreshing. I feel like I’m in a forest breathing in fresh air, fresh oxygen from the forest. It is perfectly named. For me this is a love, I truly enjoy wearing this in spring, autumn and cooler summer days.

Oxygene pour Homme, balsamic and spicy at the beginning, the unmistakable scent of juniper and myrtle in the middle and closing notes of cedar and white musk, the result is amazing: a watercolor: a lighthouse on the coast of the sea and the waves surges on the rocks, this bouquet is a sweet evening breeze is the scent of freshly baked bread, is a walk in the pine forest after a storm, when the resin smells like the first day ...... this perfume is awe and wonder and a return to childhood ... very, very good

Wow, I absolutely love this fragrance. Like a quiet walk in the woods. Beautiful, resinous, slightly peppery but not overdone. Very unique in my collection. I'm not picking up the aquatic notes others have mentioned, only light airy woods. My only qualm is it is a skin scent (on me) but to be honest, it's one I will wear for my own enjoyment. Good for spring, summer and early warmer fall days. Definitely a thumbs up, and at the price point, it is a steal.

A few days ago I’ve tested Issey Miyake L'Eau Bleue d'Issey Pour Homme and it occurred to me that L'Eau Bleue d'Issey is very similar to my Lanvin Oxygene – spicy, fresh, woody, manly...long lasting and noticeable, but not overpowering - great for summer. So if you want cheaper, but still high quality alternative to more expensive L'Eau Bleue d'Issey and Givenchy pour Homme Blue Label – here it is – Lanvin Oxygene ;)

It's not aquatic and that's why most people get confused. Blue coloured fragrances don't automatically mean that you are holding the ocean in a bottle. It has a nice foresty, earthy, herbal and green character. What does a forest provide? Exactly, OXYGENE. Standing in a forest surrounded by trees looking up into the sky on a sunny day.....what do I see? Exactly, a BLUE sky full of OXYGEN. Absolutely underrated.

I reviewed this first over 15 years ago and I still have a soft spot for it. The woody notes are delightful, especially the cypress. Even though this is not my 'favourite' fragrance I have used more of it than just about any other. It has a crispness and a cleanness, which some may call 'linearity' - that's what I like about it.

This has a delightful woody start - mixed with floral notes takes me back to when I first moved into my cedar clad house surrounded by eucalypt trees. There were off-cuts of wood lying around which were wonderful and aromatic. Reminds me of when a hot summer day has been cooled by an afternoon shower.

Neat and clean. It reminds me of Lanvin L'Homme a bit but less soapy vibe. It's more calm and intimate. I'm not into its kick off, it's quite artificial to me. But, the white musk and juniper after a 30 minutes leave on, it really kills me. Smells great. One of the best dry down on my skin.

2 sprays on my neck, 4 on my t-shirt & 3 more on my chest spraying it true the collar. 24 hours pleasure for my nose & the ones that came close to me:-) Fresh, spicy, unusual & very stylish. Exactly what I expected from such a big house. Definitily another big Lanvin fragrance. Love it

At first it seems strooooong and lot of green... After a while, after spraying, it reveals itself to be very pleasant. Indeed green, but so fresh, clean, masculine, a very safe yet a very vibrant scent, so use with caution. I bought it for my husband, and we were both very satisfied.

This is a must buy for gentlemen who are fans of aquatic fragrances, I blind bought it when I was in high school and I really enjoyed every single spray that I applied on myself when I had it and I will sure buy it once again without a doubt it will bring back memories hehe

to zgarci – on my skin Oxygene stays long – maybe more then 7 hours. In my opinion Oxygene has a good lasting power, but it will be better if you try it first. It’s very personal. You may also try Carolina Herrera 212 ON ICE - fresh, woody and it stays very long.

Clean, sharp at the beginning comes a little powdery in the base, yet fresh and empowering. As for me, drydown is almost identic as Kenzo Homme, very very similar notes, as well a little synthetic notes as Kenzo. Good price for 100 ml. Mainly a Summer fragrance.

This os a hidden gem from master Alberto Morillas. A unique fresh scent that is absolutely like his name. I love it more and more each time i'm wearing It. Good job and absolutely safe blind buy for those to Like add an fresh unique scent to their collection

Classic. motherfuckers won't understand. but i will. and i will explain to you why. Because of that Cypress. Best cypress ever done. EVER. Legendary fragrance.

Lovely perfume - amazing - lovely cypress. Oxygene is a a fresh peppery/citrus/spicy fragrance. Don'r underestimate this one. This is excellent and unique.

it is great light perfume for warm summer day. just smelling it makes me fresh and invigorated....this one's a keeper

To add.....A lovely fresh peppery juice. Only downside is its only moderate performance. Still well worth getting.

Oxygene is a great men fragrance especially for summer days. Fresh and Woody. It has some nice floral notes too.

This smells so good and it's fresh and addictive, especially in warmer seasons. It's highly under-rated.

Too much green scent at the opening but middle and base notes are amazing and last long.

Severely refomulated, nothing left like consistency and longevity is a joke.

Very Clean scent... reminds me of crisp air on a sunny day

A blind buy inspired by my affection for L'Homme and Avant Garde. However, Alberto Morillas scents have never registered on my radar. The bright blue colour associated with aqua scents put me off a little. Marine notes are not listed but reviewers are mentioning them on Fragrantica, and it concerned me this is what I'd find. I tried Laroche Horizon (and hated it). Kenzo Homme I love and is a long-time favourite (but I don't perceive it as marine/aquatic). Based on the positive reviews on Fragrantica, having an open mind and a good online offer, I have taken the plunge. First off, Oxygene is a different approach to doing things. What I initially perceived as synthetic I am now of a different mind. I get the resins, herbs and the woods - just not the way I have experienced before. You see, this composition has no citrus and no florals - and that is quite unusual in itself. The opening is clean and bright, but momentarily having a strange almost stale note (like sweaty clothing?) Cassiano noticed it, and I certainly have. Thankfully, it passes soon enough. What remains is a fascinating woody resin. I'm presuming fir - because it isn't obviously cedar. I get artemisia too. However, its the fir that I'm noticing - but not like pine or Christmas tree. (I have to say, the room I applied it 30 minutes earlier smells fab!) An hour on, and I can tell you exactly what this scent reminds me of. This is taking me back to holidays in the Lake District. This reminds me of woodland walks around Ullswater (Howtown, Martindale and Sandwick). Oxygene isn't typical Lanvin. I strongly suspect there is more about it to tease out; after all I've tried it only once. It lies nicely on the skin and is attracting compliments already. Oxygene has proven to be a bit of an inspired choice. An eye opener. Quite simply this scent has got better and better. If I'm not exactly dancing in celebration, I'm none the less impressed. The dancing can wait. I'm just enjoying the moment. This is good!

Nothing is as passe as the recent past. How as a young gun in the nineties we laughed at the excesses of the New Romantics, the absurdities of shoulder pads and overblown ill thought out glamour of the American soap operas of yesteryear. How we disregarded the power play perfumes of that decade of excess. And so: enter the light woods, greens and citruses of the nineties the Isseys the innumerable Calvins and, rather late in the day at the dawn of the new millennium this minor, though far from deplorable, addition to the oeuvre from the venerable house of Lanvin. It announces its already out of dateness with a bottle that appears as though it would be more at home on Jean Luc Picard's Next Generation USS Enterprise than on the shelf of a self-respecting amateur of the perfumery arts. How strange and old-fashioned the brush aluminium effect device seems and who on earth would make a scent light blue nowadays (take note Gucci). And yet, and yet, whilst Oxygene will never set your great aunts tinder ready wood pile on fire let alone the world it is a workmanlike piece. The accords here are harmonious, the effect more pleasing than inoffensive and the sensation is of comfort and safety more than mere conventionality. This is a spray that will never extract gasps of appreciation or excitement from fragrantly inclined friend but may earn appreciation from old ones and questions from married women looking for something they will be happy to smell of a faithful husband day in day out. There is role, and not an insubstantial one, for durable, well-made and versatile mixes like Oxygene and available as it is and very reasonable prices I would certainly recommend it as pleasing mood music if nothing more.

First impressions on my (bargain) blind buy; This had been on my radar for ages and I finally took the plunge, so is it a breath of fresh (forest) air? Oxygene homme opens very brightly, lovely & refreshing, before quickly becoming a closer yet still cooling light green scent. I first sprayed on a paper strip and wasn't a fan as it was too 'herbal' however on my skin it is far more appealing (if I may say so myself :P ) and nuanced. It has that special 'designer' freshness mastered by the perfumer Alberto Morillas in countless fragrances over the years. So a good alternative to the plethora of citrus based warm weather freshies? It certainly seems that way. I urge people to check it out if they want something a little different but not too challenging either. However don't be expecting 'beast mode' fragrance as this is a subtle yet inviting light & airy scent but not without it's charms. To be continued... UPDATE; low sillage and projection but quite long-lasting for me. UPDATE 2; I decided to move this one on to someone who would appreciate it more. It is a nice scent, however I like to only keep frags that I'll wear (plus a select few special scents to sniff now & again) and I just felt like I probably wouldn't wear it due to having some similar yet slightly less herbal fragrances which appeal to me more. I'll say it again, this is a herbal one (I was reminded of dill vinaigrette), it's not heavy or super strong but is a surprisingly good performer, or at least it was for me. I would say if possible try before you buy, even if it is inexpensive these blind buys all add up!

This scent is very strongly dominated by conipherous resin in a way that, for a person like me who does not really appreciate this type of scent, makes it seem unbalanced. Nevertheless, the first time I wore it, I got complimented more than five hours after appying it (and only on skin), to my surprise, because I thought no one would anyway even notice it, apparently too weak, and in case anyone did, most likely they would not find it pleasant. Well, I was mistaken. It seems that at a distance the scent gets a slight soft sweetness that you do not notice otherwise - must be the musk. And anyway, tastes vary. I have the impression, actually, that there is something special about the scent, and I would need to smell it on another person, which so far I did not. After wearing it quite a few times, I like this perfume better and better and actually find the scent amazingly good, very special and sophisticated, a real gem. What I am not sure about is longevity, althoug sillage is quite good at least at the beginning. I will keep wearing it to see what happens. PS. I have to say that although I wear it now and again, because I have a big bottle and try to see if I manage to like it better, I do not really like this scent. I find the scent of conipherous resin too raw. It does not surprise me that it has been discontinued. Also, staying power seems, after all, and as I already thought, to be none. Alberto Morillas makes marvellous fragrances for women, but in my opinion his fragrances for men are not nearly as good.

Excellent and unique fragrance from Alberto Morillas. I purchased it blind, but with confidence after reading notes and knowing who the creator behind this is! I love the depth of Oxygene Homme - this is more than just an "airy" scent...way more. I love the refreshing notes of Juniper, Artemisia and Coriander on the top - a nice dash of white pepper, too. The middle and drydown are full of Cypress, Fir, and what can only be described as a blast of fresh air off a snow-covered mountain (not too ozonic - but clean). Wonderful fragrance - the basenotes for me stay very clean, but warm up. They are a touch of white musk with the crisp white pepper (not black pepper, or heavy) in the drydown blended with all the woods. A must-have for people who want something that can be worn year-round and smell truly fresh - not synthetic. Cool Water and CK lovers can go elsewhere...this is a scent for people who appreciate something more unique and true to its name. Solid 4/5 on scent with a 3/5 longevity (this is a day scent and needs to be reapplied after 4-5 hours or so). Overall - 7.5+/10 and recommended, especially for the very low price. This would be a great everyday office scent or one to put on after a shower, or even before going to the gym. Men and women can both appreciate it, but it is truly masculine. Another great piece of work by Senor Morillas!

Alberto Morillas is a genius and Lanvin was so fortunate to acquire his talent creating Oxygene Homme. I don't know why I waited so long to consider such an AMAZING FRAGRANCE. After spraying on my skin I could smell the herbal/woodsy notes starting with artemisia, fur and cedar giving it a real attractive green aroma. I also pick up a slight spicy blend from coriander and myrrh. The base notes of cedar and musk gives it a DESIRABLE aroma coming off being very fresh and uplifting. Longevity and Silage is slightly better than moderate lasting at least 6hrs. Overall view, I have several Lanvin frag's....Oxygene Homme is one of a few frag's which doesn't have any citrus or floral notes and still across as a real aromatic scent which is perfect during the summer months. The spicy blend increasing the sense of a real masculinity fragrances. Ladies that doesn't mean that you couldn't wear it...I know more women wearing men's fragrance then men wearing women's frag's. There's only one rating that this fragrance deserves...10/10.... ★★★★★ Lastly, to Alberto Morilla....Thank you for your passion and creativity giving all of us PHENOMENAL FRAGRANCES. You are a pillar in the purfume industry.

Im surprised that seaweed isnt listed in the notes, as it is definitely here. There arent that many fragrances that use the note, and I happen to really enjoy it, so I have experience with almost all of them. This sits somewhere in between Sel Marin and AdG Essenza, closer to the AdG. It does not have the darker woodiness of Bulgari Aqua, and it is not quite as salty and marine as Sel Marin. It is largely a green and "wet" fragrance, and is juicy and round. It almost smells fruity, but isnt sweet, and you can tell that its from the pulp of a fleshy leaf, not a fruit. In my personal opinion, the greens are very tightly bound; you do not get an obvious sharp "pine" reference like you would in Polo, or sharp "juniper" like in Issey Bleue. They all come together like a bushel of herbs. Very cheap and worth the price. This is a good choice for someone who is just starting out and looking for a unique, non-citrus fragrance for daily wear or as a summer spray. It smells apart from your standard citrus+spice+woody fare, and is definitely unique when compared to your standard calone-fresh brew. Longevity is rather middling at 6 hours, but it will do well in a gym or beach bag.

Got it today! Such a great concept of Lanvin with all the strong green herbals in the opening it starts somehow aquatic but this wil last only 2 minutes!then the middle part arrives super icy-cold but pleasantly fresh. It remindend me as breazy as Leau de Issey but dont get me wrong i will develop more like L'Eau Bleue d'Issey Pour Homme because of the cypress and juniper stronger greenness When i smell this right now i imagine : A forest trail hike on a snowy mountaintop on a summer hazy day where the wind blows thin air from the snowtops through the balsamic trees and bushes of artemsia,juniper,cypress,fir and other greens.Its uber masculine. Its almost balsamic menthol freshness for your senses as its will keep you alert throughout the day. The drydown soothes it all with splendid white musk and thankfully not vetiver (as always) This is more for the active outdoor people or to be sharp in office and definitely not a romantic night time fragrance (you need lanvins arpege pour homme then ;-) This almost costs nothing these days? All lanvins i got where cheap too bad for such a great house~they deserve better!

It is about an extremely herbal scent. A delicious one! By the time I first applied it, I felt an alcoholic aroma, which didn’t please me. But it was so ephemeral that in an instant, it became a kind of wet grass smell. YES, that was my 1st impression about this cologne! The evolution continues and the cologne keeps the herbal aspect, very refreshing and a little bit spicy, with a hint of coriander. In some moments, seems like it have pepper in its composition. The Artemisia has its value, for sure! Besides that, it has juniper, myrtle and the fir resin, which gives a fantastic touch to the scent evolution, very well blended to the cypress. I guess this is what I feel most of the time! This cologne keeps a continuous freshness, without needing to be “aquatic” for this. It exhales well, which is very important to me and, yet, stays for a long time on the skin. I must say that the first impression, the first smell, it is not the best one, but giving it time to grow, the magic happens!

The perfumer was making an artistic statement with the fragrance design. It's sky blue juice that smells green like looking up at the clear, blue sky in a forest of fragrant, green trees. That's the feeling of inhaling clean air surrounded by nature aka oxygèn(e). It's clean and fresh but it's not aquatic. That cypress note gives the fragrance a green slant in the opening and sets the tone for what is to come. This is a green, herbal, slightly spicy and woody offering. It's very different from your average fresh scent but it's right up my alley so this goes down as a win for me. It certainly left a good impression on the Mrs with the first spray. A few hours of longevity with minimal projection and negligible sillage from my bottle but at this price, just respray when you want your nature fix. I think this will be great for daytime in summer and spring.

Good, average fragrance for me. Nothing special, but nothing wrong in my opinion. It kind of reminds me on opening of Echo by Davidoff. I was actually a bit dissapointed by the top notes, but after about 5 minutes it starts to evolve into an airy/aquatic, almost mist or fog scent all the way down to the woody base. The drydown kind of reminds me of He Wood Rocky mountain a little bit, but not as woody. It's definitely a light scent so it's almost impossible to offend anyone. I put on 6-8 sprays all over my body and still am transparent although I can catch a wiff sometimes, so I know others can too. It's at a cheap price, and is suitable for casual "family dinner" wear. 7.5/10 for me, only because I like potency.

There is something quite fishy in the opening i thought could be amber gris, but it is not mentioned. Perhaps it is what someone called a dill pickle smell. After that it becomes very comforting and soothing scent, stilll a bit salty. There is also something sweet I cannot identify. As much as I am very fond of cypress and pine can't get any of them. It is a very safe fragrance for very casual wearing,it would be too tranparent if it wasn't for the salty note. Nice herbal scent and very masculine, even though sort of baby like masculinity. Women must love it on their partners.

Got this by accident after Fragrantica's link to Fnet lead me to the Homme instead of the original. Glad I'm fine wearing men's scents cause when I finally realized the mistake, I was already pleasantly wearing it in some fashion everyday. The claim that this would be a, "simple, fresh and light like a sip of clean air for a city inhabitant" completely holds up for both cold and warm days in the city. It lingers around the body like a bubble of a sleek and faint breath of fresh air that is the perfect post shower or day at home scent. Basically if cold water was a smell

Overall easy to wear, fresh and clean. Very pleasant to wear. Longevity is solid for a fresh fragrance. You stand out as this is worn by not too many people - and no clones in sight. Discontinued and I still have a great memory of it ... Performance: 6-8 hours Sillage: Ok at arms length For whom: Gentlemen >20 My background: I only write reviews about scents I have worn already (until the bottle is finished) or are in current use. I'm a Gentlemen - middle aged - predominantly in an executive office environment wearing suits and representing with many official gatherings

Herbal, green and fresh. It's a unique fragrance , I don't think I have smelt anything like this before. It does remind me of issey miyake l'homme but only slightly.I do like it however, some notes can stick out and I can see why some people may actually hate it! My brother dislike d so much said it gave him a headache. So yeah , if you dislike green/herbal scents this isn't for you, if you're looking for something unique and different then it is. Performance is weak to moderate. Performs better on clothes. Scent : 6/10 Unique: 8/10 Longevity: 4/10 Projection: 4/10

This is a Wonderful Scent, Fresh, Crisp, Green, Herbal, Airy and Unique. It reminds me of Forest, Jungle and their Trees, lakes . It opens up with a bit sharp fresh spicy, green and spices notes in the background then dry down is Earthy, Musky and Woody. If you like a fresh spicy perfume with Unique note and style, You will like this one. It has a very unique composition and A masterful Well-blended. Longevity is good, I really enjoy it when the weather is warm. Highly Recommended. Thumbs Up. Rating : 8 / 10

I blind bought this long time ago, first time i smelt it i thought this is a cheap scent. I left it and forgot about it. Now i came back to it and my opinion changed 180 degrees. This is not a cheap scent in my opinion although the price is. Give it time to evolve, You will like it if you like woody perfumes. I will be wearing this to the gym and at home. I still have more interesting stuff to wear at work or a night out, however, this is not cheap nor boring.

So fresh and so nice! 18$ for a 100ml, so it's a great deal even for a blind buy. It's not the most manly scent I've ever smelled, but it is definitely a scent for a classy man. I can't get enough of cypress, juniper and coriander, I sit still and it plays with me all the time, it's tremendous - aromatic and refreshing, you get that 'clean' feeling, but not overwhelming like in some other perfume, it's pleasant. Totally worth a try!

Initial spray is underwhelming, just green trees smell. But the dry down is actually a nice clean masculine scent, there's a hint of something bright I can't quite place. I love the original feminine Oxygene way more, but this masculine flanker/spinoff has the same refreshing summery energy, they both make me think of a sunny vacation. Oxygene is beach and pool vacation, Oxygene Homme is cabin camping vacation, maybe by the lake.

All I can say is that this is a very unusual scent. I purchased this from Amazon strictly based on the reviews. When I first smelled it, it came off very peppery. The scent was so diff. than anything I ever smelled. I just didn't know what to make of it. I ended up giving it to my brother. Maybe I should have actually wore this before I made my decision. I may give this another shot. What say you?