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This is the first bottling that I recently purchased from user DerHoelgi in a package and would now like to rate here. First, it should be said that Azzaro pour Homme is very exemplary for this bottling package. There were just under 10 fragrances, all of which awakened long ago memories with me.

When I then entered Azzaro pour Homme here at Parfumo and saw the bottle, it made "click". Exactly this bottle stood in my childhood with my grandpa in the bathroom cabinet and I mean even that the matching shower gel was found in the shower. In any case, this moment explained the great fascination that came up already at the first test with me.

This fragrance has a high presence with its spiciness. Many spicy fragrances that I have smelled so far repel me with their strength / heaviness. With Azzaro pour Homme is different, because here come to it almost fruity-fresh top notes. In combination, a pleasantly complex fragrance with high recognition value develops for me. Mind you, the above memory comes from my childhood...

As will be read in the soon to follow reviews/statements on DerHoelgi's other fragrances such as Chanel Antaeus and Cartier Santos, Azzaro Pour Homme also inevitably makes me think of gym from the 80s. That was before my time, but I am firmly convinced that it must have smelled like that back then.

The amazing thing now is that - two generations later - I've added Azzaro Pour Homme straight to my wish list.
On the one hand, it is certainly the positive memory of fragrance and bottle, but also the very good price-performance ratio from my point of view and measured by durability as well as sillage leads to the fact that I will soon also house this timeless, edgy bottle in my bathroom cabinet.

In conclusion, here is a great fragrance with past and future. I am thrilled and very grateful to DerHoelgi for this expansion of my still young fragrance horizon.

I really just had to look again: This Issey Miyake fragrance first followed my original experiences with Noir Argent (extremely high up there for me to this day) and Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night (so foreign in my young perfumo career at the time that the entire bottling went to a friend before I could test it more extensively). Specifically, I then purchased the bottling along with my Noir Argent bottle.

The astonishment could not have been greater: To this day, it is unclear to me whether ultimately the very good review of AgnesEva was to blame, but I have L'Eau d'Issey pour Homme Or Encens already perceived from the first test to 100 percent as a feminine fragrance.
Stronger rose notes I have so far hardly perceived anywhere.
Certainly, a woodiness is also present. However, this only adds to the strength of this fragrance. It is not a masukline woodiness, but rather a powerful accent to the spicy almost floral rose notes.

To this day, I have not been able to bring myself to do an application test of this fragrance in everyday life. I simply would not know in what situation I personally would want to smell so. Still, I understand the fascination. Check out AgnesEva's video! This describes the strength of the fragrance with adequate emphasis ;D

Acqua di Giò Profumo is one of the now numerous fragrances, which I ordered due to the largely very good reputation at some point with a collective filling order.

Armani embodies as a designer no image that appeals to me personally, yet the evaluation of this fragrance and its many variations were too interesting to refrain from a test. I have not regretted it for a second. Acuqa die Giò has become for me the epitome of the attribute "aquatic". Smelled many times in a softer form, the fresh, clean notes jump out at me every time I touch this fragrance.

Meanwhile, I can't tell if the name/reputation or the fragrance character ultimately moved Acqua die Gìo Profumo to my watch list. In any case, I regret the purchase of the 75ml Falcon to no second. Valuable with the magnetic lid and especially the content has convinced me:

Giorgio Armani's Acqua di Giò Profumo has become one of my everyday office-and-after favorites. Its popularity is completely understandable to me. From spring to late summer, this is an equally present, unobtrusive and high-quality designer fragrance that I wouldn't want to be without in my collection. Clear recommendation!

I first came into contact with Mancera through Black Gold. In a way, this bottling opened my eyes to niche fragrances at the time. I found myself in front of a, for my still comparatively short time in the perfume world, extraordinary fragrance, which at the same time was particularly pleasant but also rather feminim on me.
Logic outside followed after this men's shortly thereafter a unisex fragrance of Mancera: Cedrat Boise, about which it should be here.

Again surprised me the, measured against many designer fragrances, stand out complexity. In this case, with a fruity, citrus-fresh start, which is immediately complemented by a certain, but not predominant woodiness. I could now imagine this fragrance in everyday life.

The appealing Parfumo photos of the Falkon and the accompanying "Mancera perfume sock" ultimately tempted me to buy, which I have not regretted in advance until today. But back to the bottle: Arrived in the hand, just the 120ml bottle I have purchased, seems less chic than simply plain. Be that as it may - the haptics with screw cap and large spray head still says to me and the said "sock" provides talking points when examining my ever-growing perfume shelf.

Pleasingly, it also confirmed my suspicions that with Cedrat Boise I have found a fragrance that I myself like to wear both in the office and on summer evenings. It fits me from spring and into early fall. For the winter he is too fresh for me.
The woodiness provides a certain dominance that makes me reach for another scent on some days. But if the choice falls on Cedrat Boise, I enjoy the good durability and great fragrance composition for a long time.
Interestingly, the compliments are also dependent on the day - so mind you, with the same person. In this respect: Absolute recommendation for the collection, but not necessarily as the only perfume for every day.

I am still relatively new to Parfumo, but Bentley for Men Intense is already something special for me. Bentley doesn't really sound niche, but this fragrance is so special that you can hardly associate the well-known name with it. From the fancy this fragrance surpasses in my view even Gucci Guilty Absolute pour Homme, which is also neatly out of line.

On me affects Bentley for Men Intense every time directly a certain alcoholic content, which is here aptly called rum. In conjunction with the very spicy character creates a fragrance that seems almost unwearable for me personally. "Importance" would be too negatively described, "self-confidence" too mildly expressed. Not even as a pure "evening/night out" scent could I imagine it in my collection. It remains nevertheless a great, unique fragrance, which I like to smell - although not on myself!

As part of my research, the bottlings pile up on my table and guests come more and more often in the pleasure / obligation to test my new acquisitions. The other day my friend Max was visiting. Without going too far out on a limb, I can state that this scent just suits him. He unerringly chose it as his favorite out of a good number of "everyday wearable" and "tolerable" samples - and it suits him. This scent stands out from the crowd - so does my friend Max. So I just shot a bottle for him on sale.

Bentley for Men Intense is a great, special fragrance that you should definitely have smelled. Whether you want to wear it ultimately is - at least for me - a question of personality