L'Homme Prada 2016

Well, this scent is simply powdery-fresh! :-) Here, the assessment is for once 100 percent accurate! This is likely due to the iris, which holds throughout the entire fragrance development. Those expecting a woodier and spicier note after a few hours will be disappointed, but somehow everything plays together perfectly without the scent ever feeling one-dimensional.

Since I personally really like linear fragrance developments, I give it a compliment for that. The distinction between top, heart, and base notes is also irrelevant here, as one doesn't necessarily have to relate to the other. Now, "powdery" is absolutely not my preferred fragrance note, but I can live with it when it comes across so balanced and "tailored for men."

I feel similarly about the somewhat more exciting, but also significantly more expensive "Chanel Boy." The even more powdery "Prada Amber pour Homme," on the other hand, turned out to be too extreme (or too feminine?) for me in the long run. Here, however, it seems to me that a lot was done right and nothing wrong, according to my nose.

Therefore, I can't say much more about "Prada L'Homme" than "everyday and office-appropriate harmony par excellence." If I preferred powder, there would probably be a better rating. Nevertheless, a very good job by Daniela Andrier, who has already delighted me with "Gucci Envy" and "Bottega Veneta pour Homme"! :-)