Bvlgari Homme Eau de Toilette - 100 ml

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This was THE fragrance, back in 1997, that really roped me in to the game; that made "colognes", fragrances. Timeless I love this product and although I am a bit of a fickle person when it comes to cologne (I like to ring the changes) this is a prodcut that I would highly recommend.

Indeed: it smells to me rather like just pressed and starched long-sleeved cotton Oxford shirts complete with linked cuffs and button-down collars! suave,discreto porém marcante,mulheres amam isso em um homem,rente a pele,mas elegante e fino,charmoso. Bvlgari pour homme, now on the market a few years but always appreciated, as all products of the brand, the freshness of this fragrance is multiplied by the cube, the purity of the fragrance left on the skin by the spray until the end like a breath of wind Spring that brings with it the smell of flowers that are about to bloom, and the air is heated drying moisture of winter. tonka bean, against the dynamic duo of vetiver and oak moss while they hint at a hidden wildness underneath it all.While pour Homme doesn't work for me, this is recommended to anyone looking for a fresh, balanced tea scent that is soft and discreet. Bvlgari Blv Pour Homme Cologne opens with a soft projection of sweet, spicy, woody, green, and floral notes. It's criminal that this was discontinued, yes it's light, in a time where people want heavy clouds around them, but Bvlgari PH was sophisticated, yet subtle.

When it begins to dry out, I guess I figured it out with some floral scent, I have in mind in a manly fashion and close to woody.Unfortunately, in spite of a list of notes as long as my arm this soon becomes an austere and lightly wooded skin-scent. The result is a fresh fragrance, which remains linear on the skin, changing almost nothing as it evolves. The deep blue color perfectly represents the scent, this is a deep soapy spicy fragrance that is just sexy and doesnt try too hard. I'm starting to think that they are doing that on purpose, as a trademark, and in all honesty their products are, mostly, so good out of the box (bottle) that it kind of makes sense.

I have heard that the original formulation had much better tea notes and more performance, but I have a 2020 bottle, so that is what I am reviewing. Newer versions are very powdery and extremely similar to the "Burberry Touch" which i dislike due to its "Nycil" prickly heat powder smell. On the plus side, it is available very inexpensively and the presentation is attractive in a standard Bvlgari way. Now with these absurd reformulations turned him into an odorless water, I almost feel no fragrance in it . I felt obligated to wear Bulgari Pour Homme because to me it smells like the Platonic ideal of an expensive, flawlessly tailored and pressed suit.Very classy overall, and quite safe in that it wouldn't offend, though perhaps tricky in that I suspect it smells stronger than the wearer is aware of. Seconds later, a massive hit of vetiver stopped me in my tracks and I stood with my nose glued to the card for about two minutes, inhaling the scent. When I first tried this years ago, I thought it was just another boring fresh scent that didn't interest me in the slightest. Not really my cup of tea (pun intended), as I tend to prefer bolder statements in scent, but I have no complaints and would enjoy smelling this on someone else.

Bvlgari scents are usually well put together, however not one appeals to me, except for black perhaps and maybe some like this, that I haven't tried yet. So, than you hope of a BPH is better ou purple, think about this and used this perfume in your neck.Longevity is great -- beyond 12 hours on my skin -- and it stays close to the skin after about eight hours. Smells great, but it doesn't project at all on me and even if I spray 10 times, it lasts 30 min at best. Created by Jacques Cavallier, master perfumer, you won’t find the abrasive elements of the ‘modern’ synthetic smelling scents from Bvlgari.