Very nice, but also very shy
I googled what Miyabi actually means and, as far as I understand, it is a Japanese concept/ideal that embodies elegance, politeness, and the rejection of anything raw, disharmonious, and harsh.
This describes the perfume quite well.
Unfortunately, this describes the perfume quite well.
Miyabi Man is a very pleasant, unobtrusive, reserved fragrance; TVC15 described it quite well: We don’t want to be a burden, we don’t want to be loud, we stay in the background. Citrus? Yes, at first, then it quickly fades away before it becomes bothersome, and here come the soft, gentle notes. There’s nothing wrong with that, but it is indeed quite unobtrusive. There are many perfumes that go in a similar direction but still manage to add a bit more punch (Dior Homme is not on the right side of the list for nothing!).
Not bad, really not, but just so very shy.
This describes the perfume quite well.
Unfortunately, this describes the perfume quite well.
Miyabi Man is a very pleasant, unobtrusive, reserved fragrance; TVC15 described it quite well: We don’t want to be a burden, we don’t want to be loud, we stay in the background. Citrus? Yes, at first, then it quickly fades away before it becomes bothersome, and here come the soft, gentle notes. There’s nothing wrong with that, but it is indeed quite unobtrusive. There are many perfumes that go in a similar direction but still manage to add a bit more punch (Dior Homme is not on the right side of the list for nothing!).
Not bad, really not, but just so very shy.
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