Romamor Uomo

In my personal experience, I'm all about the woods. I love amber woody fragrances, so initially also wanted to choose Zadig and Voltaire's This is Him, and also Baldessarini's Ambre EDT. ZV has beautiful sandalwood nuances, while Baldessarini has gorgeous whisky notes, so I'll go those next time, too. Laura Biagiotti did a wonderful job in creating such a fine perfume. However, if you're looking for silage and projection, this wouldn't be ideal on all skin types; it's not an intense, crowd-pleaser-type perfume at all. I would say, this would be truly sexy and evocative as an intimate scent, especially during fall or winter nights, however, even in sunny weather, it could accomplish the same task. The dry drown contains sweet and spicy, warm woods. The sweetness doesn't overpower, but works complementarily with the warm woods. I'm not disappointed with this buy, but this gem thrives off intimacy, being close to another may bring out the brilliance of this wonderful cologne.

I was waiting for this one since Laura Biagotti started to promote this new fragrance. It got my immediate attention as on their website, fig note was listed in notes breakdown and I am a huge fig note fan myself. I came to Notino shop, smelled it and felt in love with it directly. It's a semi-fresh fragrance to my nose. Fig note is very prominent from the beginning together with cardamom and a hint of lavender. Drydown is very pleasant with woody touch to it. Longevity and projection are moderate, however, you're being followed by a very nice scent cloud for approx. 1 hour and then it becomes more of an intimate skin scent. Overall, I love the fig note in this one which makes this fragrance very crowd pleasing and it's fresh notes make it very versatile. Can be worn during any season or occasion. Uniqueness: 8/10 Longevity: 6/10 Projection: 7/10 Sillage: 7/10 Versatility: 9/10 TOTAL SCORE: 7.4/10

I was very curious to try this fragrance because of the notes and because of the comparations made with other fragrances. It's definitely a fragrance inspired by La Nuit De L'Home. It's built on the same skeleton, cardamom, lavender and coumarin. But I think it's different enough and slightly more complex than La Nuit. I'm happy to say that the fig note is very noticeable on my skin. It's not a green fig but a sweet, well ripen one. More like a fig jam. Absolutely delicious. Can be used in about any situation, except high heat or gym. Being a crowd pleaser can be a great gift fore someone and can be used as a signature scent. The presentation is awesome, the bottle is made like a tank and the for the price it's a steal. I paid 35€ for a huge 125ml bottle. I don't think someone will be disappointed buying this one instead of La Nuit.

Flavigny made a masterpiece here! Just wow! This just pretty much be the cardamom, lavender, oakmoss, sandalwood masterpiece every YSL fanboy has been looking for, since Jazz! If you enjoy the greats i.e La Nuit de l'homme, Jazz, Ombré Noir, Dior Homme Sport or Armani Code. Right now it's in my evening-wear top-5 fragrances, and that is quite a big deal since it's so new on the market. It's just instant love, if you're into these scents

A spicier and slightly less sweet take on the Roma dna somehow. They don't smell that similar but both feel typically "Laura Biagiotti" if that makes sense. Romamor is very pleasant, quite sexy and seductive and easy to pull off, even for men under 30. The cardamom here adds a nice warmth which reminds me slightly of YSL's La Nuit De l'hHomme, and makes it a good choice for a romantic date.