2022 Generation Homme Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777

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2022 Generation Homme Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777

Rated 4.40 out of 5 based on 20 customer ratings
(20 customer reviews)

2022 Generation Homme Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 for men of Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777

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2022 Generation Homme by Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 is a Oriental Woody fragrance for men. 2022 Generation Homme was launched in 2013. The nose behind this fragrance is Stéphane Humbert Lucas. Top notes are mint, yuzu and black currant; middle note is agarwood (oud); base notes are agarwood (oud), peru balsam and spicy notes.

20 reviews for 2022 Generation Homme Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    This is one gorgeous creation that demonstrates what an unparalleled master of Modern Oriental perfumery Stephane Humbert Lucas is. Full of warmth, sophistication and masculine radiance, SHL combines a central note of Cambodian Oud in this one with notes of Yuzu, blackcurrant, mint, spices, and balsamic notes. The results are utterly winning and reflect an opulent Middle Eastern opulence transposed with modern elegant masculinity. Enormous sillage and projection, please use the spray button with caution. Not your typical Oud Rose combination which predominates the market, this is a dry, almost shimmering translucent sweet Oud that is not seen much these days in perfumery. Simply magnificent!

  2. :

    5 out of 5

    Same strong woody note in the base as Aventus for her, this time paired to a rosey blackcurrent note. Feels unfinished. The first 30 minutes are nice, but then you reach a sign saying “under construction”.

  3. :

    3 out of 5

    This is the best representation of Cambodian oud I’ve ever come across. There is a underlying powderiness about it that makes it a little sweet for the first few hours, but the mid is all about the fruity Cambodian oud with at touch of spice and suede, smelling it too close might be a little strong and sharp, but when you catch an unexpected whiff from its sillage you will be in awe of how beautiful it is. So remember to give it some time to develop.

  4. :

    5 out of 5

    Chemical experiment gone bad

  5. :

    3 out of 5

    This stuff is on a whole different type of level! Amazing

  6. :

    5 out of 5

    بوی چرم و زعفران بعلاوه نوعی عود که جدیدا مد شده شروع کننده استفان هامبرت 2022 هست .
    این نوع عود، حالتی چرب و خامه ای و کمی شیرین داره
    این عطر مقدار بسیار کمی فضاش من رو یاد سانتال رویال میندازه .
    حالت دودی و تندی نسبی که در اوایل عمر عطر وجود داره، انقدر خوب بالانس و نرمال هست که شما به راحتی می تونید نفس عمیق بکشید بدون اینکه حالت خفگی بهتون دست بده .
    کمی که از عمر عطر میگذره دیگه اون لطافت نسبی هم که در اوایل عمرش حس می کردید، ناپدید میشه و عطر فوق العاده تلخ، و دودی میشه . یه ترشی نسبی در عطر وجود داره.
    و در نهایت عطر بیشتر تلخ و دودی میشه که با نوت های اسپایسی که دقیقا معلوم نیست چیه، ترکیب میشه و اون حالت چرب و خامه ای مانندش تبدیل به حالت خشک تر میشه . انگار یه چوب سوخته رو بو میکنید یه همچین حالت خشکی داره .
    قیمت عطر با کیفیت عطر همچنین همخوانی درستی نداره ولی کار ارزنده ای هست
    مناسب زمستان و استایل پوششی رسمی هست
    به خاطر قوی بودن عطر، توصیه میکنم اگر به محیط های بسته میرید کمتر اسپری کنیدش تا خود و دیگران رو در این محیط ها اذیت نکنید .

  7. :

    4 out of 5

    یک کار ملایم، تلخ و مرموز با رایحه فوق عالی.
    اونایی که با بوی یوزو آشنا هستند می توانند بوی اونو در این اثر کاملا استشمام کنند. یک بوی تصفیه شده و زلال از یوزو و انگور سیاه. در مجموع کار تلخ، مرموز و باکلاسی هست.
    پخش بو و مونگاریش خوب به بالاست.

  8. :

    5 out of 5

    Everyone Missed This !!
    Its an Armani Prive Rose D’Arabie with Less Sillage !

  9. :

    5 out of 5

    In my Skin Smoky Musk, Sexy

  10. :

    4 out of 5

    This is a fragrance for those who have an appreciation for oud base fragrances and probably wouldn’t appeal to the average person who likes the oh so common and boring citrus and mainstream synthetics that are all so common place today. I happen to develop over time an appreciation for such things as this and spend a lot of time creating similar scents so with that being said I really like this and have a hard time deciding if I should where this or Erba Pura by Sospiro so when I’m in the mood for a more formal scent I reach for this but just to proove I can shut you down ill grab my Erba Pura by Sospiro. These are not that similar due to different citrus notes and spice but both are very crisp and complex. Longevity is measured in days and silage is great. Projection varies (big opening and lays average until body heat brings it back full blown) never dies though, it stays present. If you got it, get it worth the buck to me.

  11. :

    5 out of 5

    This is terrible! Right off the spritz, I smelt sweet rose, although rose is not in the list of ingredients. It smells like an Indian Pan shop, or Indian Saree shop. Where its cloyingly sweet, and smells of sweet cloying rose petals and some spices. Very Indian / Asian smell. I hate oud it smells of damp wood, I don’t know how people like damp wood smell. You wouldnt go into a house full of rotting wood and say ahh what a lovely smell, you would say open the window and get the dehumidifier out. Rotting wood, cloying rose, and damp, hemp sacks and an cheap incense stick burning in some corner with spices which are known carcinogens. I was so looking forward to this, and wow lucky I bought the sample, that was £10! Im just glad I didn’t shell out the £235 they want for this. I can go down to the Indian Panwala and smell like this for 50p. YUK! I think this should have been named 666 instead of 777.

  12. :

    5 out of 5

    I was so impressed by black gem stone I had to add this one. It’s impressive and very black tie or special event worthy. I do agree it lean more on a feminine side. That said this develop so much and project immensely. I’m not a big fan of anything that not sweet but there always room for improvement 🙂 yuzu kicks like Bruce Lee/ it’s sharp / and dry down powdery.
    Heads up please don’t blind buy lol 🙂

  13. :

    5 out of 5

    amazing perfume but for me it close to female perfume than a men very soft perfume
    is it worth the value? …. no

  14. :

    5 out of 5

    I’m a woman who wears men’s scents from time to time, and this one smells absolutely incredible on me (I actually get more compliments when I wear men’s scents!). It’s not overly masculine but smells fresh, clean and spicy without being overly oudy/animalistic. I’m in love!!

  15. :

    5 out of 5

    دو نوع رایحه عود در این شاهکار بکار گرفته شده
    عود ابتدائی، میوه ای ومعطر،چوبی کاچوئی، بدون همراهی رایحه ی حیوانی
    و عود نهائی، ادویه ای کمی شیرین و تاریک و حیوانی است
    از نظر کیفیت و دلپذیر بودن رایحه چوب عود یکی از بهترینها می باشد
    از جهت پخش رایحه و دوام در رده خوب قرار دارد
    Two kind of oud scent being in this masterpiece,topnotes is fruity agarwood,and this time odor of oud is not fecal or bestial,but it is woody rubbery aroma.
    then the base notes is spicy agarwood a little bit sweetness animalic and dark.
    One of the best oud-based scents, I like that.
    sillage is good.

  16. :

    4 out of 5

    Wow, this is divine on my skin.
    I was worried after my paper sampling as I was picking up that dry, slightly terpenic/alcholic note that pervades many Bonds (it’s overdosed in NY Oud, NY Musk, NY Amber, Harrods Agarwood to some extent…a few others too) as well as many other brands’ niche scents (one example: Colonia Intensa Oud), but thankfully while present and noticeable throughout, it always manages to smell like part of an accord. In fact, I think this note is what makes the scent not only radiant but also distinctly masculine and gives it a bit of an alpha character.
    So what does it smell like? It opens with a dry, almost astringent, and bitter yuzu (something like the way yuzu is rendered in L’eau d’Issey – also think Kinski/Sulphur or even Citrus Paradisi’s grapefruit, which might be closest now that I think of it), immediately flanked by a spicy note that melds into the yuzu and anchors it, effectively becoming the lower register of the yuzu accord. I am quite sure that nutmeg is the prominent player in this spice accord (and I think it’s nutmeg that is abused in some of the scents listed above), but as mentioned the spice really feels like lower octave of the yuzu, and it also acts as the bridge to the oud.
    Immediately alongside this yuzu/nutmeg accord is a very rich accord of black currant and “whipped vanilla with cinnamon” – no doubt the peru balsam at play. The olfactory hue of the accord strikes me as fluctuating between a dark and rich malbec and a royal purple, with green threads tying it together, and the 3 dimensionality of the accord allows shadows of olfactory black (the oud!) to fill in the gaps. It is quite sweet and very rich, and quite similar to the currant/sweetness accord in Xerjoff’s Richwood except here it is rendered with much more lift.
    That aroma chem that is kind of nutmeg-like and kind of like rubbing alcohol (sounds horrible, I know, but it works) really pushes the currant/cinnamon/vanilla creme accord to the periphery of the scents olfactory space and this makes it so much more wearable and enjoyable than if it were to suffocate under its own overindulgent weight. The scent has the vivacity and almost electric like character of say, H&G Askew (or Molecule 01), but juxtaposed against a rich and classical core that could be found in a Guerlain or one of the better Xerjoffs or (ugh) a Roja Dove.
    The scent doesn’t change much as time goes on, and given how beautiful and perfectly balanced the whole thing is, for once that doesn’t bother me at all.
    The yuzu accord persists long after the yuzu itself has burned off thanks to the way the nutmeg/oud/sandalwood and labdanum? continue on. I always see that kind of olfactory illusion – extending an accord such that you continue to perceive the accord as the original material even though it has long since burned off – as very creative, intelligent perfumery. In the late dry down the spicy woodiness backs off even further and a surprisingly nuanced peru balsam takes center stage. It still manages to smell multi-faceted and almost 3d even 8 hours into the wearing, and that is quite a feat.
    The spices never disappear completely though, which keeps the scent from ever feeling like it falls apart. No, it starts out almost preternaturally rich and befitting a person in a position of power (lame description I know, sorry. it’s late and I’m exhausted) but settles into something that is a fair bit softer, just as charming, but definitely more inviting, as the day wears on. Perfect to wear to the office with no need for a shower and change of scent should you have a date or something else more romantically minded immediately afterwards.
    Overall the primary hues of the scent I get are a rich multi-hued marigold (hints of bright yellow against a much darker and richer golden orange base), purple and dark burgundies along with some rusty reddish tones (the combination of cinnamon/nutmeg) over a backdrop of black, and a sort of ethereal, airy green thread woven throughout which is thanks to the black currant, which is definitely a nice dose of real black currant absolute.
    Ok, that was a long winded description that did a poor job of actually capturing the essence of the scent. I haven’t written much about frags in such a long time that I’ve gotten very very rusty at articulating my perceptions.
    Projection is very good (not quite monstrous) and tapers off in a slow and wonderful fashion as the day carries on (no Journey Man foghorn to whisper here!). Longevity is excellent.
    A perfect blend of rich classicism and vibrant and luminous modernity.

  17. :

    4 out of 5

    @robswift Aqua di parma is and EDC at 5% concentration while this is 24% it lasts more and projects better though i didn’t try the ADP oud but generation 2022 lasts and lasts on me and projects nicely

  18. :

    5 out of 5

    All I get from this is Acqua di Parma Colonia Intensa Oud, which is great, but I would be remiss if I didn’t address the price difference: Acqua di Parma is $210 for 100ml vs 2022 Generation Homme, which is $340 for 50ml.

  19. :

    5 out of 5

    this is a very well composed fragrance away from the price it’s a masterpiece in the realms of oud, the mint was a puzzling note to add to oud in my imagination they didn’t blend but it made it’s way to convincing me when i smelt it the fragrance starts off very fresh with an oud background still not the fresh for summer it’s the fresh that suits the spring and it changes over time to end as an oudy spicy fragrance but it doesn’t morph it just changes losing it’s freshness gradually tell it reaches the end of woody spicy slightly fresh but in the end the mint is completely gone it was there in the beginning to serve linking the oud to the fresher world and gradually it fades serving a non in your face oud drydown.

  20. :

    3 out of 5

    i got to much of oud for my taste oud lover try this 1!!!

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