06/28/2022
Smellavision
205 Reviews
Smellavision
1
Nutmeg, lavender and CREAMY sandalwood...
While some of the male fragrances from the 1990s and backwards in time in my personal opinion are extremely overhyped (yes, I'm looking at you Habit Rouge and Caron Pour un Homme) others are just outstanding. By for Man is one of the latter. The juice is so thick it's almost an oil. The scent itself is a little animalic and musky, so much that it gives off a slightly dirty, almost sexy vibe. A spicy yet sweet, peppery and woody oriental with a touch of fougere.
The opening actually leans slightly feminine but the hedione/jasmine effect in the heart notes is just to die for. The drydown of sandalwood and tobacco gives a creamy smooth smokiness that is excellently executed. Very well composed, unique and with just the right hint of animalic musk. The bottle is a love or hate subject, but my best guess would be that the striped zebra should symbolize the animalics in this.
One of D&Gs finest moments and unfortunately, in todays market I cannot find any fragrance that comes close to this...
The opening actually leans slightly feminine but the hedione/jasmine effect in the heart notes is just to die for. The drydown of sandalwood and tobacco gives a creamy smooth smokiness that is excellently executed. Very well composed, unique and with just the right hint of animalic musk. The bottle is a love or hate subject, but my best guess would be that the striped zebra should symbolize the animalics in this.
One of D&Gs finest moments and unfortunately, in todays market I cannot find any fragrance that comes close to this...