It sits confident and uncaring if you approve or not, but despite that stance, has spawned a half-dozen flankers and still surprisingly does sell. I cannot imagine what to do with the rest of the bottle apart from use it as a bathroom air freshener.

This is followed by intriguing undertones of green and woody notes, providing a balanced nature-infused aroma. One Man Show is a parade of contrasts, a olfactory feast, and it is my go-to comfort fragrance that I will often spray on just before I go to bed. bergamot gives the opening a beautiful masculine old school fresh vibe while pine needle and basil giving it bitter green and bright woody aspect and finally lots of patchouli creating a strong peppery aura around all mentioned notes.Fragrance Review is an online magazine featuring expert opinions, information on trends, and the latest product releases from major brands in the fragrance industry.

Instead it is best suited for the more cooler, overcast and rainy days of early spring or late autumn. It's the kind of fragrance that, in my younger days, would have riveted my attention long enough to find out who was wearing it. Finally Lonja had his own bottle of "One Man Show", because if there was a nomen omen here, I thought, then he definitely needed his personal "copy". I have since made my own personal decant so that I can apply a single dot of this to my skin, and it works perfectly. The projection on this is fantastic and the fragrance lingers and fills the area around you with an aura of manliness.

Unsurprisingly, this is a loud "typical 80's" aromatic chypre of the "powerhouse" sub-genre, but unlike it's name, isn't quite so brash to actually wear. I can’t even say that I’d classify this as old man smelling, it’s just weird smelling as a whole, and also really dark and oppressive, melancholy like, heavy feeling, somber. This is a magnificent cologne, which should cost twice what these bottles go for, and if you are a fan of Polo, Quorum, or Azzaro you will likely enjoy One Man Show. You wore it to our wedding party at the Hotel Kosmos, where there was a bottle of vodka per capita for every guest. This fragrance opens up with a fresh, lemony, herbal, green and peppery aroma that smells kind of like "7Up" and "Sprite" but more intense!

One Man Show by Jacques Bogart is a classic men's fragrance that offers a robust, multi-layered scent profile. For reference, if you are a fan of "Bogart Signature (1975)", you will notice the clear progression One Man Show takes just 5 years later to ring in 1980 as the decade of powerhouse men's fragrances. On exposed skin, or more than one spray, it's very difficult to like because it will smell very strong and industrial. The heart thrums three fabulous other woods and resinous frankincense, nutmeg and cascarilla…looking it up…used in voodoo ceremonies to cleanse and ward off evil. Those who have worn the previous Bogart by Jacques Bogart (1975) will instantly understand this as a progression on that theme.

I'm not saying this is a flanker, but just a continuation of a dry, aromatic theme in a more boisterous and noticeable direction. With a generous application I am getting 10-12+ hours of longevity with solid performance throughout the day. The initial scent is a bold combination of fresh, tangy grapefruit and aromatic basil, punctuated by the sharp, citrusy tones of Italian bergamot.