Bvlgari Homme Eau de Toilette - 100 ml

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One of my closest friends from college gave this to me as a birthday gift many years ago, and I still have it. It was an obviously well-made woody floral musk fragrance: clean and fresh without the tsunami of calone most newer men's scents of that era contained.

Seconds later, a massive hit of vetiver stopped me in my tracks and I stood with my nose glued to the card for about two minutes, inhaling the scent.

It's for the spring mostly, but can be used during the fall, and, maybe, just maybe, in summer but I think it'll come across as a bit too heavy when the temperature rises above 30 C°. Bvlgari Pour Homme takes everything that's great about his blockbuster L'eau D'Issey - released two years earlier in '94 - and gets rid of the aquatic notes in favour of a beautiful floral heart. When I first got it it didn't wow me, I didn't appreciate how well the aldehyde notes are done that brighten and help freshen the composition.

The understated and essential design of the fragrance's bottle communicates luxury, prestige and masculine elegance.Pour Homme, to me, comes across as a soft and ethereal musk paired with vetiver, a slice of lime and gentle puffs of soft aldehydes. WOW W0OOW hahah( WHAT A NICE GEM ) Powder Scent, smells like baby powder, yes it's like a luxury soapy, very elegance, Sophisticated, clean, fresh, and powderyyyy. I was not as impressed with the EdT when I revisited it 10 years later as I didn't like the Cardamom-y opening at all. Originally I was apprehensive and let it sit on my shelf for a few years, but one day I decided to give it a try and so many people asked me what I was wearing. It does indeed begin to sit closer to the skin a little early but the citruses and freshness just keep finding their way to persist.

com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission. tonka bean, against the dynamic duo of vetiver and oak moss while they hint at a hidden wildness underneath it all. anyways, i never liked it and i would never recommend this cologne to anyone, unless you like to smell like tide detergent.

sua fixaçao é boa o bastante para sua sutileza,mesmo ficando rente a pele,consegue deixar um rastro bem leve mas perceptivel a quem sente,quem se aproxima de voce usando bulgary pour homme com certeza sentirá um aroma agradavel e lembrará para sempre!

Very soon the tea note comes to the fore, abstract yet very reminiscent, and alternating between leafy green and smoky black. I think this scent is actually very sly in the sense that you notice it when it goes away more than when it appears.I'm surprised to like something so subtle, however after many partners with strong fragrances, I've been craving a man that wears lighter scents. I did wonder if it was akin to what the older generations of men wore, or wear now, but I think they are having a bit of a resurgence. However, though I enjoyed these qualities, the masculine notes faded very quickly leaving a powdery, floral impression.