I heard the original was cuter... so I'm very glad I got into this one. It doesn't have to be sweeter for me.

This mixture of patchouli, leather and bitter cocoa is easy to kneel down. Or right to the front robbed. The scent is very present in the first 3H , so sillage top . Perfume was somewhat noticeable the next morning. (13H) Can't be that this one hasn't gotten a comment yet?! Because I think he really deserves it, I leave a few words about him here... Cedar and cinnamon play wonderfully together and every time a breath blows around my nose, it elicits a "Mmmmmh...". WHAT DOES IT SMELL LIKE? What better way to preserve the Italian spirit than to include fully Mediterranean aromas in its wake. An excellent combination of notes such as Italian mandarin, grapefruit, cypress, cardamom, coffee beans and leather, are responsible for bringing this new aromatic experience to life.Well, it's a bit of a bad boy, but also a great fragrance for the average person who just likes it a bit brighter. It is - discreetly dosed - also quite suitable for the office and pleasing. So I can imagine him in both worlds. However, I use it mostly for celebrating and rarely find it at work.

Cedar is correctly perceived in the middle as it is in the content and results in this strong sillage. After the cinnamon there is not much change in the process, which can be seen as a plus point. Clubbing bad boy scent is the "Uomo Signature" for me. It's a real seducer, who probably won't wake up next morning *hihi*. Nevertheless, he will cast a spell on you from the very beginning. We have here everything what a horny clubbing scent needs: The leathery character of this scent is intensely masculine. Originally created from actual scrap leather infused with burnt birch peel, a leather accord is now mainly birchbark essence free of animal-based products. When this particular product is first applied, mandarin, grapefruit and pink pepper come to the fore. These are pursued by heart notes of cypress, cinnamon and cardamom. At last a surge of leather, tonka bean, coffee and patchouli soars in to perfect the olfactory experience. (Tonka beans come from Central and South America. The chemical compound coumarin, gives them a deep vanilla-like scent.) Salvatore Ferragamo Perfumes: Price UKA perfumer who designed Silla bombs like oxygene by Lanvin or the M7 oud absolue, then many Armani fragrances for Coty and for Euroitalia the Blue Dylan, has already achieved quite a lot. He may not be a master of the finest fragrances like Demachy by Dior or LVHM, but Alberto Morillas has been one of the most present mainstream creators for a long time. Many find exactly this mainstream area not worthy enough to look for the really good pearls there, which is unfortunately completely wrong. In the niche area there are many good to very good fragrances. However, there are many which are only found to be good because the price is very high and this is already considered a criterion for quality. In its first five to ten minutes, it highly resembles the original Uomo, but then the synthy-fresh stuff blissfully falls away and the leather comes in and the coffee (not tiramisu like in the original Uomo, but roasted coffee) rises to prominence. It's sweet but much milder than the first Uomo, with a denser, more complex structure that keeps revealing new facets as you wear it.