Uomo Salvatore Ferragamo Casual Life

Veeeeery pleasant, "Crowd pleasing" fragrance! I honestly do not get much of the Coffe note at all, although Im sure that it really adds to the uniqueness and warmth in the background. Although it was nice, at first Casual Life felt somewhat "Generic" smelling, but as it began to dry down its a really nice fragrance which becomes much more "Unique" the longer its on ya. I do wish that the coffe note stood out a bit more and think itd be even more interesting if it did, but its still a really great fragrance. Its pretty sweet but NOT in a gourmand way. I dunno if tbis is a good Summer frag bc of that sweetness, but Spring would be the perfect time to wear it. Its nothing "Mind blowing", but I really like it. I have a small 5ml mini I got to tey it out, and it just isn't unique enough for me to grab a full bottle ONLY bc I own over 100 fragrances and it would be a bit redundant to something else I own so I wont be grabbing a full bottle, BUT if you're not a PHSYCO like me and have a smaller collection and are tired of the typical "Blue Feeshies" that've over-saturated the market these days, then this would be a great, somewhat unique "Freshie" and I highly recommend it! 8 outta 10 fragrance (VERY NICE) and with good/decent performance! Thanks for taking the time to whomever read my review!😉

So, after wearing this one for a while, this one gives me a bit of a Coty Aspen vibe, but way higher quality and depth. This gives that wonderful Coffee, Violet, Lemon, Cedarwood vibe. However, after that sits in, and your nose gets accustomed to it, you then get the Geranium/Cardamom in the mix which seem to give it a bit of a pine/fir accord. Right now being fall, it works perfectly in the 65-75°F range. I've always been a huge fan of Aspen since I was about 13, (I'm 38 now, so a long time). However, as an adult, now that my nose has matured as well, Aspen has become a bit watered down & synthetic. So, now that this exists in my life and I've put it through its paces, I've come to realize this is the Aspen for me to wear as an adult. Which really appeals to me, as it brings sentimental & nostalgia value. If you find it at a discount store, I absolutely recommend you give it a shot. Longevity is about 6-7 hours for me, which is good enough for me, as I generally like to wear a 2nd fragrance for the evening. So, all in all, this will be a cologne I will try to always own a back up bottle in my collection.

The coffee note in this fragrance is reminiscent of the original Uomo and the signature flanker, not as intense though. It has a little bit of everything; it's fresh, clean, the violet is there, the lemon, and even the cardamom. Develops to a really musky scent. If you like the original uomo, I'd say don't buy this, just go for the original uomo and spray lighter. Doesn't smell bad at all to me, just a safe clean scent, what it doesn't have however is performance. I think it's gone in 3 hrs max, at least on my skin. Projection is fine for one hour. If you're looking for an edc that doesn't project crazy, for summer, consider this. Despite it being an edt(5-15% concentration), I think it's closer to an edc(5% concentration max). I'm an addict to this line hence why I have three of them. Is it worth the low price tag? For me, yes. Blind buy worthy if you like the original uomo and want something really light for summer. Keep the bottle with you and reapply, it's really cheap.

★★★ (3/ 5 stars) - could be unisex Factor in recent price drops, versatility, and performance and this jumps to 4 out of 5 stars. One of my favorite recent acquisitions. For violet leaf lovers. Sweet, musky, violet leaf lovers. I feel that Casual Life shares more in common with Burberry Touch than Invictus / or Invictus aqua. Perhaps a dash of Zara 7.0. This fragrance is powdery, ozonic, and my bottle is heavy on the violet leaf. Remove the pepper of Burberry Touch and add some sweetness of the original Ferragamo Uomo.... Plus a dash of freshness for summer wearings... And you have Casual Life. I only wish the coffee notes came through more. For a fresh fragrance I'm getting above average performance. My last few wearings are topping 7 hours. More than enough for a work day. Youtubers are giving it high marks and I am getting lots of compliments while wearing it. Might be backup bottle worthy to me.

Lovely scent. I agree with some here saying that it's linear and to my nose indeed it is. The opening is energetic kinda aquatic and citrusy with a touch of floral- herbal notes maybe due to violet and geranium. I don't get the coffee here, maybe some spicy sweetness at the drydown because of cedar. All in all it's better for spring/summer due to the freshness of it, both day and night. It might be a bit generic but it's a really pleasant scent. Compared with original Uomo they go on different sides, no similarities to me. Projection and sillage are decent

This is a good different, I really like how this one is, to have scents that don’t usually go together like coffee and violet. This is a well done mix that I will be buying in the near future and have it ready for next spring. I do believe this is more of a nice spring fragrance than summer. They did a good job on this one. Scent 7/10 Edit, I had a decent of this and that projected for about 3 hours and then became a skin scent for the next 6 hours on me. Projection 7/10 Sillage 6/10 Longevity 8/10

This is very clever. Perfect way to enjoy the original Uomo during the day, hints of the excellent original but not so brash, plenty of lush ozonic notes, soft violet leaf and freshening ambroxan. Definitely has similarities to Mugler Amen Ultimate, but that one is more creamy and sweet and has the fir note in the first hour, this one is more sheer and fresh. Also has similarities with the abundant creamy violet scents on the market like Montblanc Emblem, but again, this is more sheer and ozonic.

I really love coffee scents but there are few which are really top, my top pick is Coffee Man Paradiso from O Boticario but it’s discontinued, and I love Uomo Signature as well and now this one, I just received a couple of days ago is also very nice this has a great opening you only wished would last a bit longer because it’s divine – in the drydown, the ambraxon and musk takes it over and becomes a bit more youthful – overall a great scent and unique

This fragrance is very fresh first time buying it I love it just wish the coffee smell was a little stronger I was hoping on that but besides that awesome fragrance this fragrance will be perfect for work or back to school ages from 16 and up could pull this off I love Salvatore Ferragamo uomo signature and the original this is a very great Buy can't go wrong pick this up at Marshall's for $30

WOW, if you love gourmand fragrances, you’ll definitely love this. If you want to smell like the delicious Italian desert tiramisu you should definitely get this. Blind buy but I didn’t regret anything at all. Really love this fragrance, longevity is a 8/10, scent is a solid 9/10, silage is a 7.5/10. An amazing summer/ spring fragrance if you want to smell delicious!

Fantastic - 100% safe blind buy. I would buy it again anytime.I bought a tester 100 ml for 22$. I like the perfume quite a bit, pleasant not intrusive smell. Medium emission, SILLAGE durability for me is about 7 hours, quite pleasant smell, ethereal and light, a little more youthful - overall a great fragrance. Don't be afraid to overspray. Such an underrated scent.

Fantastic fragrance, nice performance too. I am ok with this not being as popular as some of the other hyped frags because itll keep it a little less common. This is a unique fresh fragrance that doesnt really smell much like anything else. I wear this a lot. Also, Whomever put AdG Absolu as a "smells like" frag needs to get their nose checked.

The fragrance is sweet and very fresh which reminds of tiramisu and some citrus. It reminds me of Prada luna rossa but without the lavender note. Myself i love this fragrance and would definetly recommend it, although if you're looking for the coffe note it is not for you. Fresh, uplifting and decent performance at a reasonable price 8,5/10

Blind bought this on discount and was very pleasantly surprised. Perfect springtime fragrance imo - it opens up with this vibrant citrusy watery violet leaf/lemon combination then starts to develop this coffee and musky nuance on the dry-down and lasts on the skin for a decent period of time - for the price it’s definitely worth purchasing

I can really smell the slight tones of coffee and citrus along with the woody bass notes after awhile. Good compliment getter. Women and men seem to like the scent. Really strong at first, but becomes gentle after a good 2 hours or so. Overall love the scent, but longevity could be improved

This is one my favorite frags out here especially for the price. Literally had a woman run up on me and inquire about what I was wearing. Great for those who have a niche nose, those who are just getting into the game, or even a person who just wants something that is mass pleasing.

Initial blast of sharp fruity goodness then drys down to warm cardamom / coffee scent. This is one of my favorites and my bottle is emptying quickly.... 5/16/18: I think this is in my top 3. The mix of a sparking open and warm tiramisu dry down defines a happy existence

Loved the original and the signature in the cold weather, so to pull off that scent DNA in the summer is just amazing! You can simply have the whole line as signature scents all year round smelling very special and unique. Well done S.F

I feel this is a totally different scent compared to the original due to the use of different florals, violet leaf and geranium and lemon. I dare say i like this over the original as it's far far too sweet for me

I like this fragrance. Surprisingly good for the price, a fresh musky, citrus sent with a sweet coffee note. Not particularly original but pleasant, quite persistent and suitable for hot climates and mid-seasons.

Nicely done flanker. The DNA of the original is there in the drydown, but the addition of citrus and violet leaf takes it in it's own direction. interesting very well blended. good longevity, moderate sillage

Def at discounted prices is a very mass apeal scent that will pull compliments and smells pretty good cant complain to much about it unless you paid full retail.blind buy worthy atleast to my nose.

I really enjoy this scent a little sweet but fresh, good projection 2 hrs, longevity is 6-7 hrs, safe good cologne, can’t go wrong with this at all

A very unique fragrance, fresh but citrus, it's all about violet coffee and some spices. The dry down become musky skin scent.

Fantastic- 100% blind buy safe I would buy it again anytime Such an underrated fragrance

It will be from the best perfumes 2017

* Really interesting take on the standard "blue freshie" type of fragrance * Refreshing blend of sweet, citrus, floral, musk, woody and powder aromas * Different from pretty much every "blue freshie" on the market * Refreshing and uplifting * Unisex * Great for users of all ages * Great for warm weather and outdoor activity * Great for date nights and intimate occasions * A touch sweeter than the standard "blue freshie" DNA * Lots of competition in the "blue freshie" market * Where is the coffee note everyone keeps talking about? * Average performer Salavatore Ferragamo's Uomo Casual Life is a really unique and interesting take on the standard "blue freshie" DNA. It's a good blend of sweet, citrus, floral, musk, woody and powder aromas. The first three are appropriate for a "blue freshie" or citrus style of fragrance, but the latter are more appropriate for a more seductive style. Casual Life blends the two perfectly, differentiating it from pretty much every other "blue freshie" on the market. In fact, it's one of the few I'd say is actually perfect for a date night or intimate occasion. It's also a touch sweeter than most blue freshies, so younger users should appreciate this as much as older users as it reminds of the "sweet and fresh" Invictus and 1 Million styles without crossing too muchn over into that territory. This is perfectly unisex, great users of all ages, and can be used in warmer weather and for outdoor activities. Performance is average, so be prepared to overspray and respray occasionally throughout the day. Don't go looking for too much of a coffee note, however, it isn't there and I have no idea why there are so many reviews referring to one. I have both the original Uomo as well as the Fragrance World Coffee Collection, and let me tell you that THOSE smell like coffee, not Casual Life. Which is perfectly fine, a coffee note really doesn't work with the ones that are present. Recommended, especially if you like the "blue freshie" style of fragrance as I do.

Salvatore Ferragamo Uomo Casual Life, I'm not sure what to say. On the one hand it is unique, a gourmand freshie. You spray this and you get notes that typically don't go together, lemon, violet leaf, coffee, cashmere and musk. Those are the common notes. These notes blend pretty good and the coffee isn't too over powering so maybe it is more cappuccino or tiramisu like the original Ferragamo Uomo. The problem is on the other hand it is a mix of several fragrances. It is a flanker to the original Ferragamo Uomo, but Casual Life has some elements of other scents. It is a little bit in the realm of Zegna Uomo though not as aquatic. It has a very Burberry Touch violet heavy open, but it is more on the sweet side of things. I find it is similar to Invictus like fragrances but more specifically Azzaro Wanted due to the lemon. There is some Playboy VIP for men in it due to the fresh, light gourmand fragrance, though this is entirely better. I would slightly compare it to Versace Dylan Blue due to the light bit ambroxan mid. Uomo Casual Life is very casual. It work in summer, it works in spring, it works for errands and work (if you want to respray.) I say this because it is light pleasant and a crowd pleaser. For now, ambroxan is a scent that is marketable. That said, it is not a great performer. I have to wonder if it is an EDC or if Ferragamo put forth a lesser EDT formulation. It projects for an hour or so but only lasts about three to four hours as a skin scent. Salvatore Ferragamo Uomo Casual Life I feel works as a flanker to the original Uomo, but it is much weaker than it. Casual Life gets a 7.0 out of 10 for me. It is a letdown but I might be open for a trade but I know I would not get another bottle. Nothing really does me in it sadly.

This smells like Thallium, Dior Homme Cologne 2013 mixed with a sweet coffee note. It's really nice, but not worth retail. I only bought it, because I wanted it...and couldn't wait for the price to drop. Awesome office scent, no one will be offended. I know a lot of people didn't like the original Uomo... Because of the sweet notes, along with everything else. Then you should try this bad boy out. Get a free sample from the nearest Salvatore Ferragamo boutique. Yes, it has the DNA of the original, but it's not as sweet or dark. The light version...ah yin and yang if you will. Hope this helps. I used six sprays...both wrist, back & front of my neck, chest, and front of my shirt. Will I buy this again?...No, I don't see myself finishing this bottle. Like I did with Salvatore Ferragamo Uomo (two times over). Should You Skipped It, Sample It First or Blind Buy It? Sample it (it smells like Uomo & Thallium Yves de Sistelle mix together). Can you use it as a unisex scent?...Yes! Is it the old or new formulation? New(First Batch) SKU Number: 8052086372979 Batch Number: 00H59E1 (Production Date: May 2017) Age: 21+ From: Amazon Size: 100 ML Scent: 7.5/10 (Uomo lite with a strong lemon scent). Value: 4/10 (Cost $70.52). Sillage: 8/10 (Three to six feet). Longevity: 8.5/10 (Eight hours plus). Creativity: 8/10 (Sweet glass of lemonade & coffee). Projection: 6.5/10 (90 Minutes). Versatility: 10/10 (Anytime & anywhere). Compliments: 6.5/10 (Just alright, but the complements only came from fellow fragheads). Until next time, I'll catch you on the flipside.

This fragrance closely resembles another scent that isn’t listed in the database, though the house behind that fragrance is. The closest comparison to Casual Life is Happyland’s “Dawnbuster” (RIP EJ Wells). Dawnbuster is a dense, long-lasting aromatic built around coffee, best suited for cold weather. Its notes include bergamot, woody notes, lavender, vetiver, coffee, and labdanum. While Casual Life doesn’t list labdanum, it strongly evokes it in the late opening, mid, and early drydown. The coffee note is also present but significantly toned down compared to Dawnbuster’s almost nuclear roast. Both fragrances share similar accords—woody, green, citrus, floral, coffee, and aromatic—and it’s clear that one influenced the other, though I’m not sure which came first. The main distinction is wearability: Dawnbuster leans cold-weather, while Casual Life feels adjusted for warmer conditions. I do enjoy Casual Life. The opening is clean, fresh, aromatic, and yes—the coffee note is there. However, altogether, the scent isn’t as unique as some claim. Beyond Dawnbuster, Casual Life also shares some DNA with Mugler’s A*Men Ultimate, which is creamier, smoother, and arguably better blended, though the similarity is less pronounced than with Dawnbuster. The drydown becomes fairly minimal, but the labdanum impression lingers. Casual Life is a safe blind buy, but it’s not essential. Personally, I’d recommend Dawnbuster instead and simply apply it lightly in warmer weather.

Yeah, it's generic, but like in a really nicely crafted way. It smells like it could've come from the shelves of Zara, if I'm being honest, but the ingredients used seem to be high quality, and despite how many there are, it's been a bit difficult for me to find a musk-heavy men's cologne that is pleasant to my nose. Thankfully, this one hit, however mass-appealing it might smell (seriously, no hate there, it's mass-appealing for a reason and that's because it smells good to a large variety of people). So for me, Ferragamo has done a nice job in creating a pleasing dumb reach cologne for the summer with Uomo Casual Life. And that's primarily how I used it as: a dumb-reach fragrance in warmer months when I didn't know what cologne to use and I needed something that required no thought. There's someone I know, though, that I found out enjoyed the scent of this around 6,000 times as much as I did after smelling it on me, so I gave them my bottle so they could happily enjoy the rest of their days with Casual Life. Since then, my dumb reach summer cologne became YSL Y EDP or Invictus Aqua, which are perhaps slightly different vibes to what you get here but wonderful, well-blended summer options as well. In conclusion, if the classic, musky ambery vibe fresh colognes are your preferred choice, I'd say Casual Life is worth an investment. It may not stand out in your collection, but it will certainly fit in like a missing puzzle piece. SCORE: 84%

Despite missing the leather, I found that this one dries down to something very similar to Burberry Brit Rhythm for Men - in other words I love it and I got a few compliments too from friends when I tried my sample. However, I found the coffee note to be a rumour at best - I simply couldn't detect it. Performance is very good in all respects. A versatile year-round fragrance that I recommend unconditionally. UPDATE: Deeply disappointed. I've changed my mind on this one. I've been using this scent extensively in Spring 2024 and frankly, I've found the performance exceedingly feeble in all respects. Despite smelling very good (if you can detect it), I can't recommend a scent that lasts 2 hours tops with next to no projection from the outset. I'm not sure what's happened since I first reviewed this, but I'm sure this scent used to have much better performance in the past. It could be that my scent has lost much of its potency during its 3 year storage and I can detect an 'off' smell (and according to Checkfresh.com it was already 5 and half years old from manufacture before I began to use it), although it was unused and sealed in its box and kept in a cool place. I'll have to try it again in much warmer weather to see if that makes a difference (update: no difference unfortunately... so I'll run my bottle down asap and move on).

The Uomo lines are great addition to my collection and my favorites are Ferragamo Oud and SFU Signature. Casual Life is a good summer scent with coffee vibe, kind of a little different but not unique. First time I applied, the scent seems common or generic but its ok and I didn't catch the coffee right away. After a few minutes, that's when the scent starts to develop and is very pleasant. As I walk around the house, I can catch a whiff of my own scent trail. For the price point, don't expect too much on this but you can rely on it. As a summer fragrance, reapplication may be a good idea since it doesn't last that long on my skin. However, some folks may have a different experience since our skin chemistry and our olfactory senses are totally different from each other. If you like a simple summer scent that has a coffee vibe, this one is for you. True to its name, it's perfect for casual wear, a grab and go scent for casual living. I'll give this little nice fella an 8/10 “Let us spread the scents of peace and kindness. The two most beautiful fragrance in the world that will cost you nothing and will get you a totally different kind of compliments” 🙏

Just recently picked up a 50 ml bottle of this fragrance at my local Burlington for around 23.00 bucks and I'm not disappointed with this. Just a good grab and get kind of fragrance that I enjoyed wearing while I was at work yesterday and I do pick up just a hint of coffee ☕ with this fragrance but not as much as I hoped for. The opening is fresh with a decent lemon aroma but then as it settles down that lemon kind of fades but still present. The cardamom is there as well but it's not very strong to my nose then I get some of that ambrox , musk and the woods. Overall I'm not disappointed with this fragrance because this is good for simply lounging, running errands, or for the office and this fragrance won't offend anyone. Longevity on this is good enough for me because I got a full work day out of this when I sprayed my skin and clothing so for me this stayed with me 8+ hours with moderate projection which is great. Uomo Casual life is definitely a like for me and I would recommend this if your looking for something pleasent and won't kill the wallet this is a good choice and I give this a 7.5/ 10 because it's not as bad fragrance at all imo.

FRESH MUSKY SLIGHTLY GREEN FRESHE' w/ A HINT OF SWEETNESS (smells like Chanel Allure Homme Sport Eau Extreme w/ a moderate violet note) unique non-sweet office/casual freshe'; the violet and geranium isn't overly done and adds a slight 'green' freshness to the musky freshness, the ambroxan isn't overly done, and the woodiness, cardamom, & coffee are light; fairly light frag, and surprisingly not sweet like the majority of the SF Uomo line; not loud or wow profile, unique light freshe, light enough to be unisex though the greenness & light coffee note (not like roasted, but like coffee grounds) adds light bitter earthy accord; can see Uomo Casual Life being mostly appreciated by more mature pallets (like most violet based fragrances); good composition, doesn't smell cheap, decent performance or good if you spray heavily; versatile, light so best in spring through fall and indoors (wind will obliterate the frag instead of pushing it). PROJECTION/SILLAGE: LIGHT; within 2-3ft scent bubble for the 1st hour, afterwards mainly an in-close scent. LONGEVITY: GOOD, about 6hr(s).

I sampled this the other day and have had a few days now to sus it out. It smelt familiar and I initially thought Invictus Aqua and it does resemble it to a degree because of the freshness and violet but this also heavily reminds me of Zegnas Florentine iris and PDM Galloway. They all share that fresh, musky violet so it is fairly unisex imo this is better than the PDM and Zegna and also a decent alternative to Invictus Aqua 2016 but not because they smell similar but because there in the same ball park as a sweeter, airy freshy. Once you get past the opening and it start to drydown and the coffee fades away your left with traces that resemble these fragrances I’ve mentioned. This is a really nice one for the warmer weather. Very decent from Uomo. They managed to create a non linear scent that has distinct phases quite well. If you want to try a pleasant fresh designer this is worth a shot because at the present moment there’s not a great deal of good ones in the designer realm in my opinion.

Ferragamo Uomo Casual Life is a citrus, aromatic and woody fragrance. Its output is citric-herbal, bright and sharp, it does not smell very natural, but it is pleasant. In this phase, the violet leaves give the citrus fruits greater brightness. As the minutes go by, the aroma of coffee is shown, which gives the fragrance a unique feature, to finally close with a musky and woody base. This fragrance, as its name says, is for casual and urban use, for warm days in spring and summer. Its duration with me was excellent, more than 10 hours, and its sillage the first hour was noticeable and then it went down close to the skin. I consider this fragrance a good alternative to fragrances like Y by YSL or other fresh violet leaf fragrances, plus Salvatore Ferragamo perfumes tend to be attractively priced.

My first impression, this is a "meh" fragrance. Not a dislike, just nothing special. I don't know why someone would want to smell like this given all the other choices available up to that price. I do pick up the hint of coffee in the mid. Someone put ZARA 7.0 in the "reminds me of" list, and that's not totally wrong. Personally, I would take ZARA 7.0 over this one in a second (dare I say). Update: Boy was I wrong on my initial impression. It seems like my mood affects my impression of a fragrance. I sprayed this one at home on the back of my hand, again, and I totally got the "fresh meets coffee" thing this one has. I kept getting wafts of this throughout the night and it was very pleasant. Now I think this is a really good one, and actually it doesn't remind me of Zara 7.0 at all now.

So fragrance flankers either go...1) Let's ramp up the originals ideas to 'eleventy stupid' (to quote Mark Kermode) and call it 'Intense' or 'Extreme' while actually squeezing the heart and soul out of the fragrance or effectively and inexplicably making it weaker! or....2) Let's give it fresher more aquatic type top notes or shoehorn in a modern fad from other popular releases (all of which are made by our parent company as well) diluting what made the original good. This is the latter. Fresh opening and all very nice just like someone added a little generic crap to what was an interesting but ultimately flawed original. I kinda quite like that you can still smell the orignal DNA but I'll pass on this effort.

I look at the fragrance in two ways: 1) This is nothing new. It smells like a mildly-higher quality Aeropostale fragrance. Great for young men. 2) There's just something about this one that seems to separate itself from other boring freshies, but I can't put my nose what exactly it is. It's hard to dislike the fragrance, but its also hard to love it since its been done over and over. I think it has just the right amount of musk in it. I hate overly mucky frags, so this does it for me. I would say this is a sharp, almost-sour, light, airy, fresh fragrance. Not bad, but certainly not exciting.

This is decent and pretty unique. It strikes a strange balance between fresh and gourmand. At the front there's a slight dessert-like quality, but not tiramisu (like many seem to claim). Maybe something like a baked lemon bar mixed with some florals? Behind that is this soft, pleasant musk that rounds the whole thing out. It doesn't project much, nor does it last more than a few hours. But the overall scent combined with its low price makes it a worthwhile buy. I often wear it on spring and summer weekends "casually" like the name suggests, but I'd also recommend it for a daytime lunch date.

To me, this is a dumb reach fragrance that is good for a pick-me-up, with the coffee and ambroxan notes. Not overly complex and subtle enough for office use since the projection and longevity make this one disappear when I spray this a "normal" amount. At first that disappointed me and this failed to stand out - I like em nuclear strong. I gave it another go and I generally give it a good 8-12 sprays, and at those levels this is grrrreat. Firmly blind buy safe and office appropriate. You can force this one to perform if you really want to, and you get a nice coffee scent out of it.

Before I bought this, I was a little surprised at how many people were saying this was a bit of a gourmand, but they're totally right. I'm not a fan of gourmands, but this one has just enough freshness to offset it a little for me. I have to say that I don’t think this smells that much like Invictus Aqua like some people have indicated on here, but it does remind me (just a little bit) of Lacoste L.12.12 Blanc, but obviously with a little bit more to it with the coffee bean and cashmere. It's a very likeable scent and, like everybody says, will get you compliments.

Gourmand Freshy! Casual Life is s good name for this one. The Iced coffee/ Violet Leaf opening is the best part for me, it is attention grabbing and pretty unique.Mid while it lasts still has that coffee but it gets sweeter and to me the fragrance gets a little bit of green undertone. While the opening is Great and the mid is good, the drydown is really boring, it is a musky woody generic base that is forgettable. Fragrance is good and for spring/summer casual wear is ok. For me: 7/10

Longevity is low(3-4hr) and has moderate silage for 1.5 hours on my skin. Immediately after I spray, I can smell something like sugar liquid. Sweet violet and musky opening. I don't really smell coffee or original Uomo DNA. Nothing unique. A basic sweet modern men fragrance with a violet twist. The scent itself really good and can compete with any fragrance that costs two or three times. Rating 7.5/10 Very safe fragrance. Bonus point: inexpensive and easy to find.

I guess the cedar and violet leaf give off an aura of Zegna's Uomo, but this has its own character...kinda like as if you were eating celery in a coffee shop. Not bad, but wouldn't buy it again(got a 30ml that seems sufficient, like a big sample, LOL). Prefer the regular Uomo and the Signature to this I think...like not love....Casual Life denotes the nose's effort making this...in their sleep/with a cold, over half a cigarette. It's more zzz than Zegna.

I agree with most this a good scent, nothing earth shattering, but nice especially for the cost. It starts off clean and bright in the first few minutes, then a little warmth and spice builds in the background providing some uniqueness and lastly the musk begins to be more present. Like the reviewer below not mad I picked it up, almost guaranteed people will like it around you. Curious how it wears once warm weather eventually gets here.

First impression was an immediate love but I grew tired of it quickly. Not at all adapted for a scorching hot day, the pronounced coffee note making it sweltering. Mid season is a better time for it. Uomo Casual Life is modern and easy to wear but feels like a not-so-successful attempt to mix light and heavy components, with coffee tilting it on the heavy side and the freshness, though still prominent, isn't very well balanced.

It's exactly what the sample and card says it is casual life it's just a nice casual fragrance year rounder nothing amazing but it smells good because it smells similar to other popular fragrances it's a sweet fresh clean scent it's a likeable scent but I wouldn't pay full retail price for it I'd wait until it's on fragrancenet or perfumania to get the 30% to 50% off but for the time being I got 4 small samples of it

"Freshie, meet Gourmand. Gourmand, meet Freshie." Uomo Casual Life walks a narrow tightrope between BR540/Cloud praline and a lemony, Dior Homme Cologne freshness. There's a subtle, creamy warmth here; it smells like a freshly made latte. If you spend the summers dousing yourself in Happy or Versace Eau Fraiche, this might be the one to carry you through Christmas.