Description
“Argos Pour Homme was created from natural ingredients to stimulate and attract by arousing the most powerful of our senses. A gentlemen needs to be remembered. Todays flashy and fast paced world is designed to distract and disorient. Argos Pour Homme is Eau De Parfum strength, made of the finest 100% pure natural essential oils and will last for hours.
Argos Pour Homme is a clean and fresh scent that is both sensual and masculine. Its intense top notes of British Gin, Crisp Orange Slices, Lemon and Lime and Scottish Highland Pine pull you in as the middle notes of Lavender, African Violet, Wild Jasmine, and Vetiver captivate your attention and entice the senses through to a long lasting base notes of Bahamian Sage, Sandalwood from Mysore, Canadian Cedar Shavings, Amber, Neroli and White Musk with a touch of Patchouli White to produce a powerfully inviting and memorable fragrance.
Argos Pour Homme diffuses well, is clean, elegant, and not overpowering. Argos Pour Homme is truly remarkable and memorable scent. This scent is versatile. Argos Pour Homme is great for casual occasions such as lunch with friends, a day at the office or a night on the town. Argos Pour Homme transports you to another world of opulence and luxury.” – a note from the brand.
Argos Pour Homme was launched in 2017.
sasha_kolo – :
Argos Pour Homme is very easy to like. It’s fresh, slightly off the beaten path, and performs well for a freshie. Hints of citrus mixed with lavender provided freshness, and a wix of woods with vetiver foster a dry down with some more weight, the veitver specifically being a bit of a standout.
It’s agreeable, decently long-lasting, and it progresses nicely from a fresh opening to more of a woody/earthy dry down with the vetiver.
The bottle price point ($175 for 100ml on the Argos website) is a bit higher than what I’d expect for this as, while it’s a nuanced take on the generic idea of a masculine freshie, it’s not so progocative or unique to make it stand out to me in a special way. Still, it’s easy to wear and it’s something I could wear year-round. Certainly I recommend that men especially try it out as it could be a signature scent.
7 out of 10
eminedis – :
-open up fresh (lavender), bright, and natural
-a very pleasant orange note along with mixed citruses, a little sweet
-a slight greenness/herbaceous nature when smelled up close (possibly violet)
-effervescent in the air; light, but present
-As zestiness from citruses fade, scent is still fresh (lavender and other florals) and a bit herbaceous, with a hint of sweetness still lingering (possibly from the lilac, which can give off a honey-like sweetness)
-a nice warm, woody, and musky base in the deep dry down
-performs like an EDP: lasts on my skin up to 8 hours and I can detect wafts within the first 3