Pitbull Man

This fragrance has a very complex yet simple character to it. The bottle design is very sleek attractive. As for the scent it is a very attractive scent. At first sprit you are hit with a woody citrus fresh scent from the bergamot, mandarin, sage and violet and woods from the middle notes. The base is perfect warm ending to this extraordinary fragrance. I hope there is more to come. I get about 5 hours with heavy sillage. Shower gel: avarage smell but does its job After shave: minimal scent but also does the job I recommend if your looking for a signature scent or a gift. Bottle 10/10 Scent 9/10 Packing/box 8/10

I was extremely skeptical of this scent. This was the second Valentine’s Day gift from my wife. It lasted about 10 hrs, peaking at 3-4, and tapering off at the 6-7 hr mark. It is a nice powdery type of fresh scent, very pleasing. This is not a complex scent that is changing constantly. It is pretty linear in how it is blended so the freshness stays with it after dry down. This is a nice scent to have if you want an uplifting experience.

Great Fresh Scent with some Woodsy/Suede Aromatic Touches...I feel like this fragrance is Perfect for Semi-formal or Casual Settings. I get around 6-7 Hours, I would say above average for a Freshie. Sillage and Projection is moderate. Mr Worldwide!!!! Best Crleb Scent So far!! Other than Jessica Simpson Fancy Love.

This scent deserves more credit for a celwb ascent. My favorite celeb scent. Doesn't last as long as I wish but it's cheap even for a celeb scent $20 at Walmart. Bottle is so nice looking and felling :)

Pitbull Man is yet another Parlux celebrity fragrance in my collection. From my other reviews, you can tell that I own Jay Z Gold and Rihanna Rogue Man, along with the really good Jessica Simpson and Sofia Vergara lines. and really love those two scents. Marc Ecko and Kenneth Cole also have nice scents through Parlux as well. Suffice to say, Pitbull Man has prettty a high bar to live up to. That and also with what Pitbull has done, it is a bit of a standard to live up to as well. To me, Pitbull Man comes off as a cash grab in the fragrance world. As much as I hate to be down on the amazing Parlux parent house, I have to for this one. Pitbull Man is a bit bland and generic in the La Nuit de l'Homme smelling scents. Even their Marc Ecko line isn’t this bland. It’s just a typical woody citrus scent just with cardamon. Its open smells familiar but until checking out the notes, I could not put my finger on where I’ve smelt it before. That being Adidas Deep Energy, a discount drug store scent from Coty just with that added cardamon note. It has a slight sage/cardamon twinge to mandarin orange and bergamot open, one that is not unique at all. Could be that I smelt a similar open in Deep Energy or La Nuit de l'Homme and Antonio Banderas Seduction in Black, let alone a lot of fragrances that have a similar spicy citrus open... As the scent dies down it does actually smell better with some spice and woods but honestly, it is a scent we have all smelt in other scents. For some reason as it dries down it smells nicer but I think it is an attempt at making a nighttime Adidas Deep Energy but it comes off just as weak as the Coty Adidas scent despite being at a higher price as well as with Pitbull's likeness rather than a sports scent. And by looking at the note structure, there is a LOT of similarities between the two, including performance. Pitbull Man I find projects pretty good for about an hour, hour and a half before becoming a skin scent. Which is a bit better than Deep Energy but not by much, even Seduction in Black. Then it becomes a skin scent for anywhere for another two and a half to three and a half hours. I do like it a little more upon more wearings, BUT it still isn't that good as I had similar performance from a scent that is at best a little more than half of the cost. I find Pitbull Man should work at work and formal occasions as well as vacations but also clubs and dates. This is decent fit for spring, summer and fall nights but because as I mentioned it is light, it could work for day especially in a work setting as well. Parluxe, you didn't live up to your standards with your celebrity lines this time and you are better than this. Jay Z Gold and Rihanna Rogue Man are testaments to this fact. I have to rate Pitbull Man a 5.5 upon second thought. Even though I didn't really like Marc Ecko Green, I feel it was more inspired and thought out than this scent.

I heard about this fragrance and since it was very economical , I decided to blind buy. The presentation of the fragrance and the bottle look high end. I like the flask shape. The atomizer for a perfume in this price range is excellent. It has a good spray distribution and does not squirt. The smell is definitely masculine woody aromatic as described. The only problem I have with the fragrance is the longevity and the sillage. One spray on your pulse points is not going to work with this cologne. I have to spray 3 times on each pulse point to get the desired result. When I do this, I get a decent results with this cologne and it projects better. Overall it is a nice masculine fragrance for the price point. Presentation: 10/10 Scent: 9/10 Longevity: 6/10 Sillage: 6/10

At Burlington Coat Factory, I spotted a 3 piece gift set of Pitbull Man for only $13. For that price, you really can't go wrong. To my surprise, I rather like this fragrance. Soapy, clean, a bit green, generic, but pleasant describe this scent. It is very fresh in the beginning, but quickly dries down to a more powdery, woody scent. I do wish the fresh opening lasted a bit longer though, as it is very pleasant. This fragrance would be suitable for both day or night casual wear in my opinion. Very pleasant, again nothing offensive. I wouldn't pay top dollar for this rather generic juice, but for the price I paid, I am more than happy with this stuff.

This fragrance does not start off very good, but ends up smelling very similar to Moschino forever, and that may be a good thing if you like that fragrance, i find it worth the almost 5 dollars the gift set is priced at, it is an ok scent all in all.

Believe this is quite a safe mass appealing fragrance. It does however smell quite generic, like axe body spray or similar. Not bad just nothing unique.

As a Latino myself I must say this definitely has a mature Latin man vibe. Sweet powdery woody. Recommended for ages 35+.

It's Elegant, but it's not Unique. Reminds me with very old perfume called "Ted Lapidus" Winter style

Starts off a little synthetic but after a minute or so it turns into a nice smell. Fresh, citrusy, woody. Pretty versatile but the longevity is short.

Before the laughing begins, a short story. My wife and I are dog people. Before our son was born, we had as many as two dogs at a time. Once we had our son, we vowed we would not have more than one dog at a time, as a child and a dog seem like a full plate to us. Currently we have a dog, but for some reason my wife put a French Bulldog at the top of her Christmas list. However, I did not cave. Instead, I included several bulldog related gifts in her Christmas stocking. Before I knew who the artist Pitbull was, I often made the mistake of calling him Bulldog, much to the amusement of my wife and son. As an inside joke, and keeping with the bulldog related theme of my wife's Christmas stocking, among other things, I included some Pitbull Woman perfume and a bottle of Fireball cinnamon flavored whisky (referred to in one of Pitbull's songs) in her stocking. As it turns out, among other things, my wife included some Pitbull Man cologne in my Christmas stocking, as a joke! Pitbull Woman comes in an attractive white bottle and the scent somewhat reminds me of one of Chanel Allure Homme Edition Blanche, so I am not making fun of it any longer, but viewing it as a cheapie but a goodie. Pitbull Man comes in an equally attractive matching black bottle. The box sleeve includes a picture of the artist impeccably groomed and dressed in a classic black tuxedo and tie with a white shirt, ready for the red carpet. The scent on paper seems pleasant and appears as though it could be worn in a formal or casual setting. Again, I am not making fun of this one any longer, either. I am looking forward to giving this one a full wearing today. Now let the laughing begin, either with me or at me. Regards, TC

Its a weaker clone of Abercrombie &Fitch fierce, monte blanc legend, hardy skull & roses, and a ton of other fragrance that have tried to make a buck of of the a&f legendary cologne. Has a few other things going on with it. Nothing magical or new, but if you find ot for 10 bucks or less its good for car freshener or an after bath scent when your going to bed soon after. Wouldnt recommend paying more that 15 bucks or your going to be throwing your money away.

I sprayed this on my boyfriend at the store today. It's a good, respectable, "safe" smell. It reminded me of Irish Spring soap. I love the smell of Irish Spring soap. That isn't an insult. My boyfriend thought it was just okay. I, on the other hand, rather liked it on him. I'm a little disappointed he doesn't want to get a bottle.

Generic, forgettable, low quality. Celebrity fragrances usually never hit the mark anyway. This one opens very fruity, the dry down comes quickly and fades to a very weak skin scent. It smells like a cheap body spray. It feels like it is a couple of good fragrance notes away from something special but falls short.

IMO, not a sillage monster and I get no beastly projection with this one so I would consider it safe in formal, casual, or office settings. Not getting any Play-doh, as Flarie described below. IMO, santi143's description of the scent, below, best describes my experience after a full wearing. Regards, TC

This is better than I expected, but is basically another in the long line of celebrity ripoffs of Aqua di Gio. Sure, it's not exactly the same - it's a bit heavier - but if you like Aqua I'm pretty sure you'd like this too. If this was cheaper I'd buy it.

The opening on this one is awful, but it calms down a sweet woody scent. Not something I would go for, but the bottle is decent looking.

First he ruined modern pop music...let's see what he'll do with the fragrance industry.