L'Uomo Trussardi (Eau de Toilette) by Trussardi

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Trussardi - L'Uomo Trussardi (1995) (by Morpheus1)

L'Uomo Trussardi Trussardi 1995 Eau de Toilette

7.5 / 10 23 Ratings

A perfume by Trussardi for men, released in 1995. The scent is woody-fruity. It was last marketed by AB Parfums / Angelini Beauty.
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Main accords

Woody

Fruity

Fresh

Spicy

Citrus

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Lavender

Mandarin orange

Tomato leaf

Bergamot

Heart Notes

Cedar

Floral notes

Spicy notes

Geranium

Base Notes

Patchouli

Sandalwood Vanilla

Vanilla

Amber

Woods

Okoumal®

Tobacco

Ratings

Scent

7.523 Ratings

Longevity

6.818 Ratings

Sillage

7.016 Ratings

Bottle

6.320 Ratings

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

04/19/2024

8.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Guitar2016
233 Reviews

Guitar2016

1

A Very Unique Composition

Excellent fragrance for Men and very likeable. Elegant, Classy and Unique. Amazing scent from the opening to the dry down. This fragrance is fresh spicy woody. The beauty of this perfume is how it develops on your skin, it smells lovely fresh green like a green garden in the spring. It opens up with like fresh sweet citrusy , green notes and tomato leaf in the background then it changes like fresh spicy and dry down is semi sweet amber woody. Too bad this is discontinued ! The bottle looks stunning. It is perfect for the spring, summer and fall. I really enjoy it and I love L'Uomo Trussardi EDT for Men. Highly recommended.
Two Thumbs Up.
Rating : 8.5 / 10

08/09/2022

9Scent 6Longevity 7Sillage

manlyscents
96 Reviews

manlyscents

2

A wonderful dollop of tomato leaf

L'Uomo opens very fresh with a wonderful dollop of tomato leaf and a pinch of citrus. A dry tobacco soon joins them. Whether you'll like this fragrance or not depends on your affinity for the tomato leaf note, because it's dominant throughout.

Projection and longevity are great for a freshie. It's versatile, and a dumb reach on hot days, even when it's a scorching 38°C / 100°F in the shade.

Though discontinued years ago, you can still find it reasonably priced. As far as freshies go, this is backup worthy in my opinion.

Masculinity Level: Paul Walker could have rocked this.

05/23/2011

1Scent 2.5Longevity

BlackCat
43 Reviews

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BlackCat

3

On risks and side effects, ask your doctor or pharmacist

The house of Trussardi has already produced some good fragrances that have also been commercially successful. They are certainly part of the mainstream, yet fragrances like Donna White or Trussardi Uomo are not the worst. Overall, the people there know very well what they are doing and what they are bringing to the market.

So it is here as well: a fresh, green scent that, after the top notes fade, references classic woods and also lets a bit of spice shine through. Towards the end, it becomes pleasantly warm, yet it remains distinctly a fresh men’s fragrance. I don’t really smell any florals; I would have to lie if I said otherwise, but the woods are absolutely clear. A mainstream scent, nothing special, but it could definitely find its place in the broad range of mediocrity, even if the longevity tends towards zero.

However, there is something that bothers me quite a bit about L'Uomo Trussardi - and hence the title: a disturbing, medicinal note runs through from the top to the base notes, which bears a strong resemblance to Voltaren pain gel. At first, I thought my sample had gone bad, but another one produced the same result. I was sure when my husband asked, "Does something hurt?" Great, that’s something you love to hear. oO

So who could wear L'Uomo Trussardi? Dr. House? Never. Dr. Brinkmann? More likely. But probably only the mountain doctor. He must have picked that up from the country doctor...