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Azzaro Pour Homme is for me the epitome of a well-groomed man. Freshly shaved, dressed in a suit, he blooms with self-confidence. Successful at work, upright proud walk through a big city. Azzaro Pour Homme is 100% manpower. Due to the dominant earthy note (moss) the man appears strong, resistant and stressresilient. Leather generally stands for luxury. Accordingly, it fits well with the suit's image.
In my opinion, the main components are aniseed in the top note, wood in the heart note and oakmoss in the base. The whole thing is underlined by oriental spices.
The Sillage is great, the durability really outstanding. The bottle, however, nothing special.

Azzaro Pour Homme:
Success, image, manpower, self-confidence, pride, care, power, resilience, taste, style.

Norrland is a region in Sweden with an important timber industry. This is exactly what the fragrance conveys. He reminds me of rustic woods. A winter walk through the spruce forest. Grapefruit brings an incredible freshness to the fragrance. It's like breathing in very cool, fresh air.
Citrus flows into the nose as soon as it is sprayed on. Bergamot? Grapefruit? A hint of lemon?

The enormous Firsche also lingers in the heart before Vetiver joins it. A liquorice that comes from a completely different corner, though. Originally from Asia, it has a wide range of applications. Aromatherapy and perfumery are one side, naturopathy the other. Applied to the skin, it moisturizes and keeps moths away.

For me Norrland is an everyday scent, no more and no less. He is very masculine and conveys strength and self-confidence. Well applicable when shopping through the city, when meeting friends, when doing everyday things. Durability and Sillage are satisfactory. But the bottle looks a bit cheap. The sticker with the label alone was probably created in Microsoft Word in a minute. Very unimaginative. The wooden lid is something different and harmonious with the North European flair that the perfume exudes. But somehow it doesn't match the glass bottle and seems strangely superimposed

In the beginning of Greenery the citrus fruits dominate completely. At first a whole lemon tree stands out, before a hint of orange peel gradually joins in. I see myself in Italy, it is 28 degrees sunshine and I read a great book sitting at a lemon tree. I am in the greenery, in the green nature and feel poodle well.
Greenery, in the year 2017 one was probably a trend colour, a mix of yellow and green. That goes wonderfully with the scent. At the same time, it represents a new beginning, a feeling. Everything blossoms, everything smells, wonderfully fresh.
The change to the heart note is not very significant. The fragrance remains very fresh, the currant and the slightly woody touch discreetly blend into the background.
The Sillage is not bad, the shelf life is average.
Due to the dominant citrus fruit I wouldn't be surprised if the fragrance reminds one or the other of the fragrance freshener in the toilet. Sounds hard, but it is. This should be taken into account when buying. Greenery is not particularly complex, for me it is the 3rd fragrance in the Jérôme Epinette range after White Soho and Cool Heights. Find the purchase of the triology for 25.99 however extremely worthwhile. Greenery is more suitable for spring/summer, Cool Heights for summer/autumn and White Soho for winter

The first thing in Cool Heights is the berry fruit. The top note is fresh-fruity and reminds me of a mixture of currants and strawberries. I immediately feel like I'm back in Australia for my Work & Travel when I picked berries on a farm.
The top note is surprisingly "cool" and refreshing and lives up to the name "Cool Heights".

After a few minutes the floral notes appear. The fragrance's heart note is slightly warmer and slightly gourmand due to the tonka bean in the background. The violets are clearly perceptible. I wouldn't describe the fragrance as spicy and smoky, as indicated in the description.

Exceptional and special for me is the change from cool to warm notes. All in all a very interesting and worthwhile fragrance with a very good Sillage for Zara. The durability is also tidy

When Sublime Cedar is sprayed on, childhood memories come up immediately. Back then, making wood with daddy! The scent immediately reminds you of freshly sawn wood, as if you were walking through a carpenter's workshop. Right at the beginning woody notes, a hint of juniper berry, no dominant alcohol smell, as is so often the case.
After a few minutes, sprayed on the skin, an extremely spicy aroma appears, for me clearly a tidy load of turmeric. In the course of time the wood flies away, a sweet turmeric with a hint of floral notes remains dominant.
All in all a very complex, interesting fragrance for a great price.
An interesting everyday fragrance that sets you apart from the crowd and makes you stand out.
The fragrance is excellent, the shelf life good. Sillage, however, is somewhat weak.
I am enthusiastic and give an absolute buy recommendation!