Bvlgari Homme Eau de Toilette - 100 ml

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The opening of BLV is pure gingery powder with a touch of cardamom and a very sweet tobacco blossom. The amber and tonka in the base of this composition give a gentle kiss of sweetness to round out this fragrance. When this juice dries down, I get a hint of Yves Saint Laurent's L'homme minus the creaminess and citrusness. The juniper, sandalwood and ginger are the standouts here, but they are soft, sophisticated and mix together seamlessly. I love how the corriander, rosewood and iris play together in this fragrance; an earthy, warmth as gentle as a summer breeze.

Who do I recommend this for: someone who has to wear a suit or uniform but finds their own rebellious ways to inject a hint of personality (colorful socks, or unique cufflinks) to avoid blending in entirely with their coworkers but doesn't want to be the "tall nail". Initially Blv Pour Homme smells light, airy, powdery, almost like a simple musk or a molecule fragrance. maskulin, gentle, sedikit misteri namun karena banyak yg suka dan banyak yg pakai jadi terasa umum akhirnya.I find it a bit crazy to admit that it took me nearly three years to appreciate the kind of gem this perfume is.

com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission. My sister didn't like it at all, but for me, it's an interesting combination of cool, creamy, herbal and sweet. Clean skin with a blast of ginger and spiced candied florals that can come off a bit predictable and sweet but I don't think it's too "young" of a scent.Pour Homme, to me, comes across as a soft and ethereal musk paired with vetiver, a slice of lime and gentle puffs of soft aldehydes. I consider it casual even though it’s probably too classy for that because it just smells to me like it belongs on someone in jeans an’ a tee relaxin’ and enjoyin’ ‘emselves.

I remember smelling this a few weeks ago at a local bon-ton and thinking how smooth and green this was.This is the fresh musk I appreciate: clean, soft, very slightly sweet, yet far removed from any laundry detergent association. It has this fresh, airy fizziness that can be read as powderiness, but it ain't powder, its kind of, well, cloud bubbles would be the best way to describe it. opens with citrus and bergamot very light and linear, after a while 'you hear the tea accompanied by a flowery shy, with a slightly smoky and woody base. Top notes are Cardamom and Sandalwood; middle notes are Ginger, Juniper and Galanga; base notes are Tobacco Blossom, Green Leaves and Teak Wood. I get lemongrass, a cool creamy base like face makeup or body lotion and the faintest hint of spice.

The weaving of the aromatic threads and olfactive colors "just so" truly makes BPH more than the sum of the parts.After trying few modern releases, I've been craving colognes from the yesteryear - clean, musky, easy to wear, and not overly sweet.