Top Notes 
Lavender
Lemon
Orange
Basil
Coriander
Bergamot
Neroli
Heart Notes 
Carnation
Ginger
Jasmine
Geranium
Orris root
Pepper
Rose
Base Notes 
Patchouli
Civet
Vanilla
Musk
Amber
Sandalwood
Benzoin
Cedar
Leather
Tonka bean
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By now, only number III of the Ungaro-Homme series is available, which I also own and have come to appreciate its sharp rose-vodka combo over time. For a long time, I wondered why I and II became such legends that are hardly seen anymore. After today’s test of Numero 2, I can understand this sudden extinction a bit better and am only half as eager to test part 1.
Since the scent seems to change every 15 minutes at the latest, I unfortunately have to use a different classification than usual ;):
Ultra top note: Sweat meets lemon
Top note: Civet spoils bergamot
After top note: Coriander adds a green touch to the animalistic play. I'm also slowly turning green in the face.
Neck note: Lavender makes everything creamier, a bit softer, and nicer.
Fore note: the musty sweat is slowly fading away.
Heart note: it becomes more floral, yet remains masculine.
After note: occasionally, there are pepper bursts that upset my stomach.
Intermediate note: all dead animals are finally gone.
Light base note: the scent becomes warmer, more amber-like.
Base note: very sweet, leathery animal instincts come through again.
After base note: Benzoin and vanilla, minimal intimate leather.
Wow.
Bottle: the Ungaro style, perfected in III.
Sillage: sometimes unpleasantly strong.
Longevity: 8-9 hours can be considered powerful nowadays.
What a brazen stinker... then again a gentle charmer... an absolute chameleon!
The beginning shocks me too much with the mix of armpit sweat, civet, and citrus scent to reward the courage and variety with a higher rating. Nevertheless, every second of the test is an experience and worth the necessary concentration. And in the end, it becomes beautifully reconciliatory again. Still, I am a bit afraid if part 1 gets even crazier. But I don’t have a sample to complete the Ungaro trilogy anyway. For now, I much prefer part 3, which seems well-behaved and conservative in comparison.
Since the scent seems to change every 15 minutes at the latest, I unfortunately have to use a different classification than usual ;):
Ultra top note: Sweat meets lemon
Top note: Civet spoils bergamot
After top note: Coriander adds a green touch to the animalistic play. I'm also slowly turning green in the face.
Neck note: Lavender makes everything creamier, a bit softer, and nicer.
Fore note: the musty sweat is slowly fading away.
Heart note: it becomes more floral, yet remains masculine.
After note: occasionally, there are pepper bursts that upset my stomach.
Intermediate note: all dead animals are finally gone.
Light base note: the scent becomes warmer, more amber-like.
Base note: very sweet, leathery animal instincts come through again.
After base note: Benzoin and vanilla, minimal intimate leather.
Wow.
Bottle: the Ungaro style, perfected in III.
Sillage: sometimes unpleasantly strong.
Longevity: 8-9 hours can be considered powerful nowadays.
What a brazen stinker... then again a gentle charmer... an absolute chameleon!
The beginning shocks me too much with the mix of armpit sweat, civet, and citrus scent to reward the courage and variety with a higher rating. Nevertheless, every second of the test is an experience and worth the necessary concentration. And in the end, it becomes beautifully reconciliatory again. Still, I am a bit afraid if part 1 gets even crazier. But I don’t have a sample to complete the Ungaro trilogy anyway. For now, I much prefer part 3, which seems well-behaved and conservative in comparison.
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