Joop! Homme Joop! (1989) Eau de Toilette

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Joop! Homme (Eau de Toilette) is a perfume by Joop! for men and was released in 1989. The scent is sweet-oriental. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is being marketed by Coty.

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Perfumer

Michel Almairac

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes	Bergamot, Mandarin, Orange blossom, Lemon
Heart Notes	Heliotrope, Jasmine, Lily-of-the-valley, Cinnamon
Base Notes	Patchouli, Sandalwood, Tonka bean, Vanilla

Ratings

Scent

6.9 (1058 Ratings)

Longevity

9.0 (788 Ratings)

Sillage

8.9 (759 Ratings)

Bottle

6.4 (747 Ratings)

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Apicius 8 years ago

„The Classic Red”

Every decade has its own perfumes that reflect lifestyle and zeitgeist. If this really is the case with a fragrance, then it is beyond fashion. Joop! Homme was released...

Sherapop 7 years ago

„Good longevity is good. Nuclear longevity?”

Every few months I make the same mistake. While on a trip to either Whole Foods or Trader Joe's, I stop by TJMaxx and take a gander at the perfume...

10/06/2019

Michael1971
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Michael1971

Helpful Review 8

What was that like? Back then.

I got this scent from a friend in the late 90s.
At that time he had probably been driven away by Lancaster.
Had positive experiences with this.
He came along with his fruity, oriental sweetness, which later rather ran into the slight tart.
The saying, hey what kind of perfume do you have it smells very good. I got to hear a lot back then.
Its durability was very strong. You could clearly smell it the next morning.

Now I bought it again after almost 20 years.
And it still goes down very well.
I think you can wear the scent well again. Because many have already forgotten it.
Today he is not so penetrating strong anymore if you spray him too much.
Unfortunately he was too cute for my wife.
I still like to smell it today.

4 Replies

08/27/2019

8.0 9.0 9.0 8.0/10

Hautgout
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Hautgout

Less helpful Review 9

Hans and Franz or The Mummy Returns

Hans and Franz are not the siblings of Hanni and Nanni but the names of the secondary sexual characteristics, the breasts of Heidi Klum. Heidi Klum, who celebrated her film debut in Tim Burton's "Mars Attacks" in the 90s, shows her acting talent in an impressive way in the person of an alien in the shape of a woman. Whoever believes Heidi Klum's voice is synchronized in the film is mistaken - it is her original voice, which can be heard in slightly modified form and an octave higher years later in GNTM..... Liiert and currently married to Tom Kaulitz aka Heinz Blechschmidt, who has clearly been in the "monsoon" for too long, as his faltering musical development and choice of partner shows.
Wolfgang Joop, as one can read here, central figure of not quite so young, wet girl's dreams is soon to be seen in the sequel of the "Mummy Returns" at the side of Ina Müller, who plays the Medusa in the popular American blockbuster and petrifies her victims not by the medusa-like gaze, but by her stupid, smug laugh....
As always, it has nothing to do with perfume... and serves completely for my self-portrayal and afternoon amusement and the entertainment of forum brain that carry the name of a cigarette brand in their nickname...
Joop homme was one of my later perfumes in the 90's and a gift from my dear, generous father. Not much is described here anymore and if then the perception clearly revolves around the vintage version...Sweet scents are not actually part of my preference but Jh still has a charm for me, at least in the vintage version and because of the reminiscences associated with the 90s, even today, even if I would wear the scent rather to a coffee party with aunt Erna or to vacuum ...
The nuclear durability in connection with the rising body temperature when climbing in the rock at the side of Luis " I´ now unpack my Kaas" Trenker, provokes after approx. 1 hour the question "Well, what smells so good here?" It is clearly not the Camembert or the sweaty underpants of Luis Trenker (actually Reinhold Messmer)...
So. JH is or at least was great back then, even if the grip afterwards (if I still had the scent) would rarely fail.
By the way, I like Wolfgang Joop (not least because of his remarks about Klum) - he's got something active by now.... The only bad thing is, if he is with the Kaulitz brothers at the North German tadpole I. Miller on the rubbed through wooden bench squats...
Moin, moin....

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08/27/2019

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Frankenstone
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Frankenstone

My first perfume

About 10 years ago - as a teenager - this was my first fragrance I had. Inspired by my big brother who overdosed the perfume, like everyone else at the time. A few years later, he said goodbye to my closet. I just couldn't smell him anymore, found him really sick. Now after 5 years break I "tested" it again and I must confess, it is not so bad at all! Joop Homme was unfortunately the victim of his own fans, who really carried him dead. If you hide this point and look at it neutrally. It's a very nice oriental scent. Logical - it's nothing for the office. But for one night or another to go out, why not? Today you don't smell the scent so often in public (my opinion), because the same thing happens with other perfumes as with Joop at that time (victims of their own wearers). That's why it's quite possible to dare to approach this classic again

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08/09/2019

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Marvin91
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Marvin91

A deflagrated childhood memory

I remember very vividly how my father shaved himself in the morning, then applied an After Shave and then he took this pink bottle from the bathroom cupboard and applied a few drops of the liquid coming out to his neck and wrists. I have loved this fragrance and have always attached it firmly to my father. And always, when he didn't look, I used it myself ;).

I was correspondingly disappointed when I spontaneously bought a bottle of Joop Homme in the drugstore in a touch of nostalgia. Either the composition has changed or my memory has let me down, but somehow it didn't remind me of my father's scent. The perfume has a strong floral-sweet note with a more penetrating character and a slightly bitter note; the fact that the fragrance is also very strong and persistent is not a feature in this case. I didn't want to do this to my colleagues, especially on warm days. If the penetrance wasn't there and the fragrance had a little more depth, I would certainly have classified the homme as a rather daring, but quite wearable fragrance.

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07/21/2019

9.0 8.0 8.0 7.5/10

Emorandeira
62 Reviews

Emorandeira

Classic smell for modern men

A perfume done in the eighties but which still nowadays is on top. Un every perfume shop i go i can watch It on the shelves. A Pink bottlel which i have been seeing almost my whole LOVE but whose content i have discovered just a few years ago. This perfume smells as It seem: It is a totally Pink/purple perfume for men. A hint of flowers among which the most outstanding are the Jasmín and the heliotrope for me. All accompanied by the sweetness of cinnamon, vanilla and tonka Bean and the Deep Woody touch of patchouli. It is close yo the border between masculine and femenine. I can imagine a girl wearing joop homme aswell. It smells to me like a kojak Candy with flowers. Performance is good. I dont see It as a beast as many oeople says but for the price It has is really good quality. Bit synthetic probably. A good opción for daily use or even as signature scent

06/21/2019

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DerDefcon
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Greatly helpful Review 14

Sweet? Yes! Bad? Nope!

Of course, this fragrance is sweet, it is even very sweet, and as is often the case with sweet fragrances, it is often worn by those who don't quite get it right with the dosage. But actually it's only these people who stand out and miss the scent of such a negative image - in this case the so-called "slut image" -, isn't it? There are also enough people who leave it at two or three spray strokes, do not attract negative attention and present positive examples, but about which one cannot get so heartily upset. It's not for nothing that people always remember the bad rather than the positive, and maybe that's the case with this fragrance too.

"Joop! Homme" is, like "Le Male", a part of my childhood memories. My father wore it, partly until he was 40 years old, although it is always said that this one is only for the younger people. Well, I don't think so. This sweetness can also look very mature when combined with an appropriate appearance and clothing style - of course always under the condition of the right dosage.
The sweetness I mentioned is not such a sticky sweetness, which is not seldom typical for today's winter candidates. Everything begins with a discreetly fruity opening, which is marked by the mandarin. I also hear orange blossom, which expresses itself discreetly floral and somewhat bitter. However, this only lasts for a short time and immediately takes a back seat to the mandarin.
The reason why I characterize this sweetness as not too sticky has to do with the heliotrope integrated in the Hernote. This is supposed to be a mineral that smells powdery - I googled a bit once. In combination with the cinnamon I now hear a slightly spicy powdery sweetness, whereby "Joop! Homme" more than deserves the adjective "oriental". Unlike other winter fragrances like "Stronger with You", you don't have to be afraid of tonka beans and vanilla. They skilfully underline the already existing sweetness with their soft and supple presence. Patchouli can also be smelt out, even if only occasionally. A very minimal green herbaceousness temporarily relaxes the fragrance experience, but usually disappears again after only a few seconds.
Let's talk about seconds, let's go over and talk about the hours that the scent on the skin lasts. Here I can say that the performance for an "eau de toilette" is really remarkable. Although the product has been on the market for ages and the recipe has certainly been tinkered with many times before, it cannot be said that it has been watered down, which, on the other hand, has fallen victim to many other fragrance classics in the course of the product life cycle. With two splashes you can easily get through the day and you don't have to be afraid not to be noticed. If one adheres to this rule, then one is perhaps perceived more positively than many overdosers.

11 Replies

05/23/2019

4.0 8.0 9.0 8.0/10

Novalis
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Novalis

Greatly helpful Review 21

...Ludenbomber..

Kalle, in certain situations also called Ralle!, is a lude from Recklinghausen who goes up to 4 times a week under the Ghettotoaster. Sitting broad-legged in front of his "line", occasionally grasping his hand at his crotch, he whistles after every little ug that sneaks past him. "Hey, doll, stop right there!" he's groaning after him. His hydrogen blonde mulcow hairstyle is always top styled. His 585 gold chain dangles around his wide neck, which connects to his torrero bull neck. Always a close look at his left arm, where his Rolex Daytona platinum prances casually. Chewing gum, he throws a big grin at his buddy: "Club, what day?"

Kalle gets up and marches on string tracks with his pump jogging pants and the fine-ribbed shirt into his boot and checks the situation. He reaches over the counter, sips his protein shake and takes another few splashes of his "Prinzporno-Wässerchens", from which he feels he has a bottle in every room of his establishment.
Top motivated he slaps off his buddy, sits down on his fire chair and shoots off. His hair is smashing on his solarium-tanned skin.

In no time at all he is at the lake, where his fire stool settles in the coarse-grained sand. No topic for Kalle, he extends the stand, parks the hot oven, takes a running start, shouts: "BOOmmBeeeee", and claps like a Germanic foundling on the water surface. Broad grinning he appears, his posse is already crouching on the shore laughing: "Ham is waiting for you, RAALLLEEE!" Who thinks, the towel comes now... no Kalle dieselt himself first and rubs himself dry with the hands and Homme - why a towel. The heliotrope cinnamon vanilla bomb is spreading all over the gravel ball. "Kalle!", shrine them all: "You're the greatest!", Kalle grins and lets herself be celebrated.....

For me one of the most crude (in the positive sense) fragrances of the late 80s and 90s. Here something was created, which did not exist in the form yet and does not really exist until today. You have to dare him - not for everyone - but unfortunately, I find him just skilful.

the only downside is it says "Joop" on it. I had to wait on that pompous guy at the hotel. here I don't continue writing, otherwise it is still called "slander"...
All in all a milestone of this time and an evergreen

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04/22/2019

6.0 9.0 9.0 6.0/10

Nick99K
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Nick99K

Helpful Review 8

A good classic or just too sweet???

I came across the scent because it is quite cheap and I had noticed it on the streets several times before. At that time I found the scent quite good...
However, after some testing I noticed that the fragrance is just very sweet, which I ignore on some days when I'm in a good mood because it gives me a great spring feeling and takes me back to an earlier time that I like to relive. But there are also days when I don't like the fragrance very much: so it's a question of my attitude.
I am aware that there are many out there who don't like this scent and even as a student I don't wear it in university so as not to torture others.
So to go back to the title question again: yes and yes. At the same time it is a good classic, but also unsuitable in certain situations and just too sweet.
The durability with me is even quite good for the price.

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03/28/2019

5.0 10.0 10.0 7.0/10

MrInfinite
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MrInfinite

I'm still alive

I'm only 30 years old and I'm still a headstrider. As soon as I enter the room, you look at me and twist your eyes. I'm just extraverted, need regular confirmation of my presence. Jealousy lets me stay among you for hours without the slightest sign of weakness.
Ncnc you think just because I'm easy to have and appear in pink, I can't keep up with your partners? They all went down in my heavy and sweet presence, couldn't even counteract anything.
I don't need ISO-E, ambergris or frankincense to change your mood and yet over time I had to go to the plastic surgeon to follow the trend. They said it would make me better to be "synthetic."... but it wasn't.
Now I stand here before you in the same garment, inwardly contemporary adapted and radiate like before one and the same: No one escapes me!

01/24/2019

6.0 8.0 8.0 10.0/10

DerRalle
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DerRalle

Disappointed father the 2.

Like Fahrenheit, my father got this gift from his boss this time in the early 90s. Same situation as Fahrenheit once used and back to Azzaro! So I would have free hand :D and I did not like the little boy and he wandered for years in the closet! So about 2002 I came out again with a tender 18 and give it to him! Since then never bought until last year I began to serve my perfume passion completely and finally! Find the new one smells more like kids Em Eukal (cough sweets cherry) which I used to like but definitely not so strong the association ! H&S are still above average but definitely a bit more in the past! I like him very crazy even in summer :D but not a candidate for every day but today it was time again!

01/21/2019

10.0 8.0 8.0 8.0/10

Sk95
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Sk95

Very helpful Review 17

One of the best existing fragrances

First of all, like JuicyG, this is my first comment on a fragrance. There's a lot to be said about Joop! Homme. But you don't have to say much to him, he is one of the most successful fragrances (I think) ever and probably will be for a while. He polarizes, of course, but wouldn't that be the case, wouldn't he probably get so much attention or "attract attention"? You can smell it relatively often, mostly with young men and mostly overdosed, no matter in which situation, but THIS should in my opinion not lower his ratings. It is ideal for celebrating and also suitable for everyday use in the cold season. Who doesn't know the scent yet or knows it, but doesn't want to wear it in order not to be put into a drawer, I recommend to give it a chance anyway. Joop! homme is just like for example One Million a hammer smell, but unfortunately his image had to suffer from all the (mostly young) men who don't know how to dose A and in which situation B should fire it (bad metaphor, I know). I wear it now and then because I find it horny and feel comfortable with it, on it gesch

whether half the world carries him.
Finally, I can say that it is really a pity how often this has been reformulated. With my mid 20s I only know the current Homme, but I got a sample of the vintage version sent to me and it felt like it stuck to me for a week. Thanks for your attention

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01/21/2019

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JuicyG
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Very helpful Review 16

Warm, warmer, Joop! homme

So many bad comments on this scent, I don't quite understand. One of the best when it comes to performance. Best to wear in winter, 2 sprayers and you feel directly 4-5 degrees warmer. Women don't have a problem with that either, some have already said that they prefer to smell it on me. And since it gives a certain warmth, women prefer to hang on to you in winter. Durability goes loosely up to 8 hours, no working fragrance, because my colleague likes him so much there's trz. also something in the office :D. Sillage also perceptible at a very good distance. My favorite scent for the winter. Christmas market = Top. And at this price, you don't do anything wrong. Please don't get too much Hate, that was my first comment

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01/08/2019

4.0 9.0 9.0 7.0/10

Itchynose
29 Reviews

Itchynose

Candy for men

For three decades Wolfgang Joop and Michel Almairac have pulled a prank on men all over the world with a fragrance that smells feminine, looks pink and comes in a bottle of nail polish. Since the juice is great the joke's on them.

Joop Homme is an intoxicatingly sweet fragrance that for most men belongs in the "love or hate" category. Its scent could be described as fruity lollipop, artificially flavored candy or cough syrup strawberry; it is a unique, practically unisex 90s icon for the sweet-toothed or one to avoid for those who prefer their perfumes to be masculine, discreet or understated. Still, Joop Homme can be a lot of fun in the right setting and weather –cold–, and its excellent performance will make heads turn for good or bad.

tl;dr: an intense bubblegummy trip worth experiencing at least once.

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01/02/2019

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Citrusman
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Helpful Review 9

A classic that probably never disappears.

Joop Homme, almost 30 years old and thus older than me~but the scent has it in it.
Everyone must have smelled it before, it's still so popular today. While I for example with OneMilion after not even 10 years already becomes bad...

Yes, the fragrance was reformulated, but thank God he still has such a great performance, which used to be even better! 9 hours are on my skin, on the fragrance strip it sticks for 4 days.

With this fragrance you can't even describe what you can smell...:), at least really sweet, (before the reformulation slightly more fruity), after a while it smells somehow like honey, but still excellent! And never stabbing.

I would definitely wear this fragrance in winter, in the evening, and some people wear it in summer and then it gets a bit unpleasant for their fellow men, because it is so incredibly sweet and heavy.

My conclusion: An evergreen in the colder seasons, sweet, heavy.
For 30€ á 30ml not expensive, lasts +9h, and is simply a really successful fragrance, which will certainly still be worn in 10 years!

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08/22/2018

5.0 10.0 10.0 1.0/10

KLewis
26 Reviews

KLewis

Not a fan

It cannot be stressed enough that this is a love or hate fragrance. To me, the floral notes come across very synthetic. I get a very strong heliotrope scent with orange, cinnamon, tonka and vanilla, it is overly sweet in my opinion.

The saving grace of the fragrance is the longevity and the sillage, it lasted a good 12 hours and this stuff can easily overpower anything if you put too much on so it's definitely a case of less is more with this fragrance.

06/11/2018

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Rapha
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Rapha

True men don't wear pink

Joop Homme a classic among men's perfumes known by all social classes. Despite his age I smell him still very often, but rather at somewhat more mature men at the age of 50+. Often the perfume is then overdosed exorbitantly so that one can already develop an aversion to the fragrance. For a while I couldn't smell the scent at all, neither on myself nor on anyone else. The reactions of the ladies have never been particularly positive when I wore the pink Joop, often there were even dislikes against it.

The scent itself is very flowery, the prelude reminds me of my childhood cough syrup. It had a similar color and tasted very sweet raspberry cherry-like. That holds however only approx. one minute afterwards the flowers strike fully like a large bouquet of flowers in which I keep my nose pure. Pretty daring for a gentleman's scent, but he's still got something. Fits just perfectly in the Glam Rock time in which he came on the market. At the end the flowers retreat a little and he gets sweeter by the tonka bean and vanilla, whereby I still like the base the least.

I think you should definitely test it before you test the other flankers which are usually worse than the original.
If you want to be (real) men, you better wear something else. Conditionally recommended for dates because it often infects younger or older women. For party nevertheless to recommend there he brutal. long keeps with me loosely around the 10 hours. But please do not wear it at Ü50 parties because every second has to dodge then better on something else

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06/08/2018

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Terente
31 Reviews

Terente

Helpful Review 4

Classic, classy legend...

Though I own Joop! Homme for a long time, I just thought of reviewing him, stimulated by another similar (for me) perfum that I just bought. From the start, I should add that i don't own or owned the vintage formulation of this. Just the current. My bottle is from a batch of 2016.
Joop! Homme is a unique perfume. Original and bold, brilliant and rebellious. Joop! Homme is the thing that brings warmth in a winter story strewn with colours, joy, good pleasure and dancing.
Its opening is for me very, very similar to Bogart Pour Homme, smoky cherries and tonka, sweet cherries for Joop and sour ones for Bogart. The drydown is different, but both keep the cherry accord until the end.
In drydown Joop! Homme loses gradually but not totally the cherries and increases the smokiness and mixes with it a melange of cinnamon, vanilla and jasmine. Indeed, it's sweet, but what a classy sweetness!
We complain that fragrances have a synthetic smell in a world where all things have become synthetic? However, Joop! Homme does not seem to me smelling synthetic.
The perfume deserve its place between (living) classic legends.
The performances are very good, especially the longevity. The projection I didn't find it so monstrous, but rather moderate. It does project very good, but only in first 1-2 hours, then it settles down.
Smell 10/10 (for uniqueness)
Longevity 9/10
Sillage 8/10
Performances/price ratio 10/10
Overall 9.5/10
That means HIGHLY recommended, I love it!

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05/16/2018

8.0 9.0 10.0 8.0/10

Darkbeat
155 Reviews

Darkbeat

Helpful Review 3

wild and seductive

I have recently known this fragrance and from the moment I smelled it I was conquered. I am addicted to Opium pour homme and I have never found anything similar, until now, and I do not mean that they smell similar, but, to the fact that he has been able to conquer me.

In the beginning it is a caramelized smell with citrus touches, then it goes to something more floral maintaining the sweet touches at the beginning, to end with the softness of the vanilla and some cinnamon. I am not an expert but it is what smells on my skin, a pleasant aroma of cherry lollipops.

Extreme longevity and wake, it lasts on my skin for more than 12 hours and on clothes lasts up to whole days.

Magnificent perfume, without exceeding, with two pulsations you have perfume to spare.

Sorry for my bad english.

04/11/2018

DorothyGrace
72 Reviews

DorothyGrace

Certainly out there for the time.

When my man friend turned up in the early '90s wearing Joop! I wondered why he had decided to wear a woman's perfume. Powdery, sweet, floral soaps and bath oils. It was certainly very different to the usual stuff that men wore.

Puzzlement aside I really liked the smell and bought the Joop! Woman which I didn't end up liking and which was not so feminine smelling to me.

I still tinker with the idea of buying myself a little bottle of Joop! to see if I still think it smells as sweet and powdery but I don't really want to be reminded too much of him so probably won't.

12/29/2017

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Elysium
241 Reviews

Elysium

Helpful Review 4

#ComingOutFragrance #TheMenWhoDare

First of all, I have no prejudices, anyone has the right and liberty to live its life no matter what other people think or say. That being said, to me in the late 80's and early 90's JOOP! Homme was the 'coming out' fragrance. With the whole fragrance's world oriented towards aquatic scents, like Kenzo Homme and Issey Miyake l'Eau, Joop! Homme was a kind of like different, and oriental spicy cologne. I love it for the many memories of incredible house clubs and clubbings of that time, the majority of the guys in there were wearing this juice. I consider it a masterpiece, yet it is my 'guilty pleasure' when I go out and it makes me feel 20 again... I am kidding, of course-

I met Joop! Homme when it was released in 1989. I was waiting for my flight back to Milan at the Munich airport and I came across it while visiting the dutyfree shop. Initially, I was intrigued by the purple juice and the brand, Joop wasn't that famous in my country, so I gave it a try on a paper strip. A bomb of sweet-spicy aroma reached my nostril, orange blossom and cannella were surely contributing to that initial blast!
Right off the bat, I thought it was too strong for me, not in my comfort zone, so I gave it up and did not buy. Nevertheless, I kept the strip in my jacket's pocket, and during the entire flight, and even the day after, the pleasant bittersweet smell reached my nose.
I didn't care about it anymore until one night I was clubbing with some friends of mine, and on the dance floor I was overwhelmed by an intriguing and mysterious aura, so bitter and dark, floral, and I asked my mate "Dude, can you smell that beauty scent in the air?", "Yes, I guess it is Joop!". Oh man, I am afraid I cannot describe the marvelous and amazing scent I was smelling. You know what? That grace was part of my wardrobe the very next time I traveled to Munich!

The first thing that I want to say about Joop! is that it is not a girly or even unisex type of fragrance, albeit a lot of women wear it. This one is highly masculine and sexually charged. In short, it is the type of cologne you want to wear out to a bar or club, not because it’s over the top, but because it is an attention and compliment getter.
The masculine bouquet comes from the great spicy and woodsy notes while it does have a sweet undercurrent thanks to the heliotrope, jasmin, and honeysuckle notes. However, as the time goes by, the sweet notes start to take center stage and the fragrance mellows out into a softer, bitter, and clean scent. Joop! is also a long-lasting cologne so there is no need to worry about it quitting on you after an hour of wear. It is a strong cologne, so, not too much is needed for the desired effect.

This time I don't feel like writing a thing about how and what it smells like, I think there are many here and there. Rather, depending on your personal preference you might like it, love it or quite possibly dislike it but I seriously doubt anybody could hate this stuff. For the price you pay, you get brilliant performance. Unmistakably, this is great for a colder weather. I'm talking Italian cold, and this scent is comforting and alluring when sprayed judiciously. Joop! pour Homme is typically for the metrosexual men and no disrespect to the ones who aren't but just that this is a more casual, loud scent.

Looking for anything serious? Try elsewhere.

-Elysium

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