Worth pour Homme Haute Concentration Worth Eau de Toilette

Form of possibility, the.
Cleanly crafted, natural old-school scent, that.
To compare with the heavyweights of the tribe of Paul Sebastian or Jordache, good stuff, that.

I must completely agree with my colleague Cappellusman, Worth pH HC has the potential to be a real 90-100, but completely squanders it with insufficient sillage and longevity. A light aftershave, that's all it offers, a really good fragrance has been pinned with a label it doesn't deserve.
I've been noticing this fatigue lately in many fragrances from the US, many have good potential, but aren't suitable for the marathon.
Anyone looking for a light, classic aftershave will be well served here. No question.
However, those who take the HC for cash definitely won't get what they're looking for.

Unfortunately. It is a really beautiful, rounded, naturally classic scent.
It's also affordable...

It could have been possible to launch a real hit with it, if only there had been the will to do so.

... how light and fleeting would the "normal" EdT be? Sorry, but either I got a really bad batch here, or the colleague has suffered heavily from a reformulation and has been subjected to dilution...

Which is a shame because the scent really has something: A Chypre of the purest kind, wonderfully natural and with a classic development through the fragrance phases. For me, it's also a "brother," or at least a cousin, of the good Jordache.

Truly a great and clean fragrance experience, but the abysmal longevity, for which some EdC should be ashamed, leads me to downgrade it to 80%. The scent itself would be a solid 90%. Anyway, the little water is available for a small price from the USA, just spray (or pour, since I have a pouring bottle) a bit more often.

The naming of this fragrance is pure deception: "Worth pour Homme Haute Concentration" in the elongated bottle with a blue cap is not merely a stronger dosed/concentrated version of "Worth pour Homme" - even though certain similarities can be observed towards the end of the heart leading into the base, this is a completely different scent. Not the green-mossy-steamy pine-flower cushion, but a leather bomber par excellence. And I mean that very positively :-)

From the first minute to well into the base, leather is the dominant theme here, not animalic or dirty, but in its deep, floral, rich variant (not unlike Knize Ten or XPEC Original), following a classic citrus-lavender opening with bright-dry-spicy highlights on a strong green background. Extremely attractive and excellently crafted, for me personally the clearly more appealing of the two "Worth pour Homme" brothers. Highly recommended!