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Uomo (Eau de Toilette) by Salvatore Ferragamo

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Uomo (Eau de Toilette) (Salvatore Ferragamo)

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Uomo (Eau de Toilette) is a popular perfume by Salvatore Ferragamo for men and was released in 2016. The scent is sweet-gourmand. It is being marketed by Salvatore Ferragamo Group.

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Main accords

Sweet

Gourmand

Spicy

Creamy

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes	Cardamom Bergamot Black pepper
Heart Notes	Tiramisu Ambrox Orange blossom
Base Notes	Tonka bean Cashmere wood Sandalwood

Perfumers

Alberto Morillas, Aurélien Guichard

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Ratings

Scent

7.7389 Ratings

Longevity

7.8355 Ratings

Sillage

7.5355 Ratings

Bottle

7.4367 Ratings

Value for money

8.1123 Ratings

Submitted by OPomone, last update on 20.12.2022.

Interesting Facts

The face of the advertising campaign is British actor Ben Barnes.

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10/18/2018

8
Bottle 8
Sillage 10
Longevity 10
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Zeunus

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Zeunus

Best winter / autumn scented

The fragrance is simply awesome and really stands out from most of the fragrances I currently so own ( Can I like to recommend fragrances ) to go away in the evening really a mega fragrance I see myself in the winter over the Christmas market run, all people nice & warm & happy (: .

10/09/2018

8
Bottle 8
Sillage 10
Longevity 7
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Duftbär

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Duftbär

Coffee (?) on extreme

After I wanted to try this fragrance for quite some time and Mr. Morillas
( again ) is always worth a try, it came now.

To anticipate one thing, shelf life ( loose 14 h with me and
even after 20h still perceptible ) first class, as well as you can actually see from
many other perfumes would wish for and the silage also very good.

But as with the Gucci Guilty Absolute the leather, here is still
with the coffee note ( in interaction with woody notes? ) so
exaggerated that she also already goes into leather and also over br /> Hours remains dominant.
The cake sweetness, which is quite tasty, is too much dominated here.
The rest remains in the background like with Gucci.
However, a cosy coffee and cake round looks different.

This is by no means a cuddly date perfume for me, but rather
a very special one, for some even imaginable as a statement scent for many I would Intense the lovers of Dior Homme, who are also a
a good dash of coffee leather and less powderiness to think about,
recommend a sample.
( Tested both again in comparison).

In any case, an unusual `bug`, but for me not
longed-for winter scent.
By the way, I noticed that there are a lot of scents that I could last try,
in contrast to the above, such a poor shelf life,
that it can be very disappointing what you partly get for your money.
From the price-performance, however, here everything in the best way...

08/30/2019

7
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 6
Scent

Tom27

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Tom27

The other day at the cake counter

I recently bought Salvatore Ferragamo Uomo from the souk (many thanks to Scentence at this point) and started my first test.
Immediately after the first spraying on the fragrance made itself first unpopular with me. I had expected something slightly citric and peppery, but was surprised by a synthetic alcohol explosion, which I otherwise only know from the cheapest fragrances. Fortunately this unpleasant smell disappeared after a few minutes and a pleasant sweetness took over the regiment. Afterwards I was bombarded with everything the big Gourmand building set has to offer: chocolate in the form of tiramisu, freshly baked cake garnished with vanilla cream. The cake buffet is accompanied by an indefinably woody note and a tiny swab of musk, provided by the cashmere wood.
This brew certainly doesn't have a unique selling point, because this or a similar way is also offered by Armani Code Profumo or CK Obsession For Men. Only the Tiramisu chord sets it a little apart from its competitors. I have to emphasize excellent projection and a durability of at least 8 hours on my skin.
With not too intensive use I could imagine that it will find its lovers due to its heaviness, in colder season.

02/12/2020

8
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 9
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Carlitos01
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Carlitos01

Very helpful Review 8

The sweet italian dessert

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Tiramisu is a complex scent and gives you an overall aroma of a mixture of coffee, cocoa and mascarpone cheese. Unquestionably this note marks the DNA of Salvatore Ferragamo Uomo. Depending of your nose it may lean more either to coffee or to cocoa but always with a creamy background. This note is mildly sweet but you can amplify it using spices like pepper, cardamom or tonka beans. Those were the note choices elected by Alberto Morillas for this fragrance. In the background there is a soft metalic ambery woodiness coming from ambroxan. Helas this note also adds a synthetic feeling to the fragrance blending and evolution. Of course I would prefer ambergris, but that would probably double the perfume price in a way that it wouldn't fit Ferragamo's market target for this Uomo line.
The opening is characterized by a bold and nice cardamom note, quickly overpowered by the tiramisu heart accord amplified by the ambroxan note. This phase is easily understood as a cappuccino accord or a coffee and cream accord. It's really the added sweetness and smoothness of the bottom of the tonka and cashmere notes that makes us maybe think about a dessert aroma.
The drydown is a bit more woody but nevertheless very sweet as well.
Performance is above average and strong enough for a long night out.
I don't consider it an unique perfume as it present vibes similar to some spicy sweet fragrances like Code Profumo, Stronger With You and Pure Tonka among others. However it has a distinct scent, probably a bit more gourmand than the mentioned examples.
Ladies like it and so do I. I just pity the heart slight synthetic ambroxan vibe that vanishes during the drydown.
I do recommend it if you like oriental gourmand fragrances.

Music: George Harrison - "My Sweet Lord"

11/08/2017

8
Bottle 8
Sillage 9
Longevity 8.5
Scent

MrHonest
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MrHonest

Very helpful Review 5

Dessert done right.

I used to think this was wayyyy too sweet - something along the lines of Pure Tonka - but I guess my nose must have evolved. The opening on paper doesn't do it justice - generic sugary thickness that we've all smelled a hundred times before. But unlike Pure Tonka which remains fairly linear, Ferragamo Uomo changes for the better.

If you're thinking that you're going to get tiramisu right from the gate, you're wrong. Like most gourmands, you need to put it on warm skin and GIVE IT TIME. The notes open up after about an hour and the dessert feel starts to come through. Think cream filled pastry with a chocolate powder. A bit of orange gives it some character and the tonka bean fills out the rest. But despite the woody notes, it's not heavy. Instead, it's incredibly aromatic and can easily get cloying with more than 3-4 sprays, thanks to beastly longevity. I accidentally sprayed the back of my hat 2 weeks ago and my closet STILL smells of the stuff. And let me tell you, in MILD doses, it's simply wonderful.

One of the biggest surprises I think is the persistence in quality over time - meaning that it degrades really well. Instead of the chemicals falling apart over time and smelling awful like with most cheap frags that use inferior fixatives, this one remarkably maintains nearly its entire fullness and balance throughout its duration - on clothes especially. So bonus points for that. Unfortunately, the projection on me isn't great - but like I said, it's probably better that way. You know - in mild doses, like all desserts.

My guess is that people who hate on Uomo are like the old me - not giving it a fair shake, and at least a months' wearing. Oh well, maybe it's just not their thing. That's cool too. For me though, I'm looking forward to using up my decant so I can get a full bottle before they water it down. Now if you'll excuse me, all this talk is making me hungry. I'm getting a donut.

Update: 2 years later, this has become my #1 compliment getter. I don't know WHAT I was thinking when I said the projection wasn't great - then again, I didn't have a full bottle then. Now I have 2 back up bottles. That's how much I appreciate it. Broken down, it's funny how much the base reminds me of Coach for Men, but dusted with a synthetic chocolate powder that just lasts and lasts. Performance is beyond stellar, and in the colder months, that's EXACTLY what I need - a fragrance that can dish out the goodness well into the frigid night. Warm dessert anybody? May the forks be with you.

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