Capucci pour Homme Roberto Capucci 1967 Eau de Toilette

Capucci pour Homme (Eau de Toilette) by Roberto Capucci

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Capucci pour Homme (Eau de Toilette) (Roberto Capucci)

8.2 / 10 191 Ratings

A popular perfume by Roberto Capucci for men, released in 1967. The scent is citrusy-spicy. It is being marketed by Extrafragrance / Extraordinary Fragance.

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Main accords

Citrus

Spicy

Fresh

Green

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Lemon

Bergamot

Lime

Basil

Aniseed

Heart Notes

Lavender

Cyclamen

Clove

Jasmine

Pimento

Base Notes

Oakmoss

Frankincense

Leather

Musk

Amber

Patchouli

Ratings

Scent

8.2191 Ratings

Longevity

7.0166 Ratings

Sillage

6.4168 Ratings

Bottle

7.0162 Ratings

Value for money

9.071 Ratings

Submitted by Sammy, last update on 18.04.2024.

Reviews

13 in-depth fragrance descriptions

03/29/2020

7
Sillage 7
Longevity 8
Scent

Konsalik
81 Reviews

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Konsalik

Top Review 25

Care polish for the gentleman

If I had to define a single scent or chord as "ore masculine", this could of course only be the one that was most obvious to me when many men came together in childhood days, such as birthdays, weddings, etc. The milieu was a petty bourgeois one: Rainer in the Manta, Wolfram in the Golf, Achim in the bronze cadet, Grandpa Paul proudly in the well-groomed, night-blue Mercedes. The region is the border area between the Lower Rhine and the western Ruhr area, the formative period being the late eighties and early to mid-nineties. The basic male chord, which was omnipresent, was (drum roll!): The pungent, dusty light green of cloves on oak moss.

And gee, I find it hard to tolerate perfumes with this note on me (kitchen psychologists to the front!) Sometimes they even tie up my neck - this is what happened with "Le 3e Homme" by Caron, although I would like everything by Caron so much... In short: carnation and moss have to be strongly contained and toned down if they want to compete together, if I am to enjoy them. Capucci pour Homme solves this task quite well by pressing long-lasting, tough-wax citrus fruit peels onto the bed of cloves and moss from above and rinsing it from below with fluffy, foamy, incense-containing soap. Thus moistened and drenched, nothing dusts or scratches anymore; Capucci pour Homme, despite all its self-confident masculinity, on the contrary, even appears quite "polished" and balanced, which will certainly also be due to the other components of the heart and base notes.

In addition, the favourable sales price - perfectly happy, Mr. Konsalik? Not quite! I'd still like a shaving soap from Capucci. I would even prefer it to the EdT, if I did not only feel well-groomed - I would be too!

05/22/2018

8
Bottle 7
Sillage 8
Longevity 8.5
Scent

Fittleworth
21 Reviews

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Fittleworth

Top Review 27

Berlin is worth a visit ...!

Oh, you know ... so if I am already in Berlin, then I use the opportunity and let me cut my hair well-groomed.
If one finds otherwise hardly still, so a correct Herrenhaiseur old blow.

Yes, exactly - this is such a small shop, from the outside somewhat inconspicuous, easy to overlook.
Side street, clear.
A real insider tip!
Very attractively furnished, old interior, polished wood, antique mirrors ...
Shaving included.
Thoroughly, I tell you.

The owner is a kind old fogey, looks a little like fallen out of time.
Always perfectly dressed, vest ...
He's got really good manners.
"Behave" my great-grandfather would have called that...

Please?
Wait, I have to think ...
Krawuttke or Karbunke or something like that is his name.
So the hairdresser, not my great-grandfather.

No, the special thing is not the interior or the old-fashioned, perfect haircut. You see, if the old Krawuttke has taken you to his heart, then he will twist his magnificent white Kaiser Wilhelm memorial mustache, let his nickel glasses slide all the way to the tip of his nose and give you some advice from his extremely rich wealth of experience.
Especially when it comes to men's perfume, it is something like a walking encyclopedia for unusual, lesser known fragrances ...

That's the beauty of it! The old Karbunke always has the corresponding scent at hand.
The other day I went to see him again to get the hairdresser to fix my hair. Of course I had expected on this occasion ... yes of course!
Can you wait for it, I promise you.

This time it was something very special. I didn't know before.
A fragrance from 1967, you hear and marvel ...
Italian, yes.
Wonderful summer scent, I was immediately blown away.

Please...? Oh, I see. It's called Capucci. Capucci pour Homme, to be exact.
Yeah, you're right about that. A summer scent ... though ... i don't want to narrow him down to that.
But summer already fits quite well.

By the way, it has a very unusual opening, with anise playing into it. No, don't worry, this is not a dominant aroma, it illustrates the citric notes so to speak.
Lemon and bergamot are now in a men's fragrance, and even more so in an Italian fragrance, an absolute must. It's the same with Capucci. But what has excited me from the beginning and what makes this little water, as the old Knakowski would call it, a real classic is the embedding of the citric notes in a frame of basil and anise.

It's fresh, it's bright, it's clear and transparent and for that time rather unusual.
You see, it is the bouquet of basil and aniseed that gives petigrain and lime a certain persistence.
And persistent is this, you can believe me.

Then a wonderful, very discreet, brighter and lighter, but still present lavender breath joins in.
As the old Konitzke told me, this is especially emphasized by a dot of jasmine.
An extremely successful composition, I must say!

The freshness then becomes somewhat softer and drier after some time, but remains very light and transparent.
The pleasant dryness is due to the fact that the scent is aerated in a certain way, says the old Kowalski.
Amber and musk, of course, that belongs in a serious, discreet and classic men's fragrance.
Zistrose should also be inside, but I must have missed it ...

No, so you don't have to worry about that.
There's really nothing sweet about this fragrance.

No, no, there's no way... I agree. After all, you're not 20 anymore ...
Classic, yes, absolutely.
Citric opening, very discreet and fresh, underlaid with basil and anise, which makes the whole thing very bright and pleasantly cool, without letting it drift in arbitrariness.
The recognition effect is high, I can assure you that.
Lavender structures the fragrance, which then amberates after eight hours, dry and discreetly ends.

Very recommendable, not everyone has. Is a real rarity!
No, unfortunately no longer manufactured.
Old Krajewski regretted that too. However, there are still numerous remainders, and that for small money.
I stocked up...
You know, the old carrot is absolutely right - a classic never goes out of fashion.

Oh...? Well, if you are in the area anyway, then go to the men's salon Kokoschinski times!
You won't be disappointed!

And say hello to the old man for me!

01/23/2020

10
Pricing 7
Bottle 7
Sillage 8
Longevity 7
Scent

Leko
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Leko

Italian summer classic for free... Altobelli !!!

Rummaging around here is worth it and this find comes out. The proud Italian classic holds since 1967 in the business and finds today and here still so much appeal. Respect or better Altobelli !!!

If I just bought blindly at the very fresh summer scent, it is due to the fact that I was looking for something fresh, bold, stylish for the summer, but also because the commentators here expressed so much praise. But I may also reveal that I paid just under double digits for 100ml. No, not for 1 or 10ml, also not fallen from the truck, but currently cheap shot on the net. It inspires me again and again that interesting and good fragrances for top prices are to be had, while others sell their name for 10 to 40 times.

Quiet brown, quiet. Now to the scent of the Italian.
The lemon and lemons come out very strong immediately after application and impart a wonderful freshness. After about 5-10 minutes, a beautiful, partly floral spiciness sets in. Quite slightly soapy touch has the whole for me, but it harmonizes.
The finish is then much calmer. The spice remains, but the whole becomes somewhat more lovely, softer, deeper and clearly heavier. So clearly differences between top, heart and base notes I have not yet experienced.

Capucci is a beautiful, fresh and later slightly melancholic men's fragrance. The classic can also not hide as such. He also does not need, because he has style. The shelf life is acceptable.
In the end, the Italian even opens the door for the ladies, so for me slightly unisex in the finish.

For the summer absolutely a purchase.

08/07/2018

7
Bottle 6
Sillage 6
Longevity 7.5
Scent

Nofretete
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Nofretete

Helpful Review 7

Capucci pour nous tous

Classics from the 1960s with economical, sweeping lines, well-proportioned.

In the beginning it delights with strong unsour citrus fruits, framed by discreetly sweet anise and almost minty basil, and that for a wonderful quarter of an hour. Then, surrounded by a fine fresh herb and lavender green, the jasmine moves to the centre. Petite flowers, but not beguiling like the genuine jasmine (Jasminum officinale), rather gently bittersweet like the false jasmine (Pfeifenstrauch, Philadelphus coronarius) often found in German front gardens. The fragrance is soft and delicate, not soapy at all, therefore pour femme.

The perfume is as beautiful and well thought-out as the robes of Maestro Capucci, although not a nosecatcher like those eyecatchers, but of restrained elegance.

Nefertiti likes to wear the scent, and THIS garment, oh, would really fit synaesthetically: https://www.pinterest.de/pin/52213676903576416/

* Thanks to FabianO and Capellusman, who lured me with their tireless comments to the older Italians on a fine track!

07/28/2018

7
Bottle 7
Sillage 8
Longevity 9.5
Scent

Rendi
3 Reviews

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Rendi

wonderfully fresh scent of the Italian early summer

at first straightforward lemony-spicy with a developing freshness potpourri that slowly hangeld to the soft amber and patchouli notes. What this scent has to do with Eau Sauvage as a "scent twin", however, is completely hidden from me, strangely to classify something like this as a twin - Well

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