domik – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

Invisible. It is the perfect adjective for this perfume. Very thin, too thin to be called a good scent, and yet the basics were there, reading the pyramid looks like anything else perfume. A woody frescolino that is not worth buying. opens with citrus and bergamot very light and linear, after a while ‘you hear the tea accompanied by a flowery shy, with a slightly smoky and woody base.But it is all so weak, a scent almost unarmed. I would not mind a little more flower or a pinch of spicy or a vetiver and more decisive cedar, it’s all so flat that it tastes of nothing. A perfume that does not want to say anything and does not even try.
A woody frescolino that is not worth buying.Projection less than zero, good duration.It would be an elegant and sophisticated perfume, but it does not show it.
It’s like I’m going to buy a crafted shirt, but they only give you the fabric
Rating 5/10

bezummaks – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

I can’t love, like or dislike this one. For the first time in my life I have found a fragrance I am absolutely unable to smell (at all).
I went to a shop to test Man & Man Extreme. Later, the shop owner suggested this too, but I could not smell it on the blotter. She saturated another blotter. Still nothing. She had me smell coffee beans and tea bags then sprayed my forearm four times. Still nothing. We asked another customer and an employee and both could smell it (by now loudly with all the sprays in the air!). It was me. Even after leaving the store for an hour and returning my brain wasn’t able to perceive Bvlgari Pour Homme. Sad.
Addendum: I was asked why I left what I wrote above as a review yesterday when I could not smell it. ‘Sorry, I thought it was evident but I’ll add it now….. I would not recommend this as a “blind buy”, but only because of my experience.

mrgoga – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

I find it boring and the longevity is non-existent. Barley lasts 1 hour at best. It’s not a bad scent, just so many more interesting fragrances on the market today for about the same price. I’m sure in the 90’s this was the t*ts. But today, it’s just meh.

daw92 – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

It smells like green tea and i wrongly bought this last summer last month ago and wrongly wearing it. Tea smell in hot tropical Asian/Philippine weather was a no no. Now the rainy season has arrived will try this next week eventhough I still enjoying my fave Clinique Happy, Versace Eros and Allure homme sport.
5/10 ratings for me.

Lyaisan – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

I’d like to get some feedback from anyone who has owned original and recent versions of this. I acquired this and the Soir flanker last year.
One immediate difference in the two bottles was that Soir had a hefty metal cap, while the original had what appeared to be a metal cap but was actually plastic.
The Soir with the solid cap was everything I expected it to be – the original with the cheap cap was barely detectable at all, and what I could smell was the definitive “screechy mess” – dusty, minimally botanical, with no appeal whatsoever.
My question is – did my favorite shop, from which I’ve never had any problem as far as authenticity of my purchases – somehow pass on an imitation to me with the original, or have they reformulated the original in recent releases to a cheaper formula with a cheaper cap?
Have any of you bought a recent batch of this that still came with a hefty metal cap?

nomonik – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

My all time favorite scent I have to try atelier oolong infini

sssr66 – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

My first review ever here. It had to be for my signature and all-time favourite fragrance.
I’ve owned a considerable number and variety of fragrances, ranging from old-school to more contemporary ones. Bvlgari Pour Homme was the one that got me into the collecting game. Since I first put my nose on it 19 years ago, I’ve had experiences with many of the fragrance genres available in the market, including designer and niche. So far, I haven’t been able to find anything as good as this. I could mention Versace The Dreamer as my other major discovery.
There’s one basic word to describe Bvlgari Pour Homme: elegant. Elegance and distinction are its man attributes. It’s fresh and simple, and yet complex. It offers simplicity to the less experienced nose and enough complexity to the more trained one. It’s also unique as hell. It’s trasnparent, green, soft and easy to like. It’s champagne, tuxedos, a white shirt with no tie.
Despite its elegant nature, it can be worn with jeans and a T-shirt easyly. It’s really versatile in what refers to age, season, and wardrobe. I tend to wear this during the summer -which is the longest season where I live- and mostly during the daytime. I’m 38 and some other favourites of mine include Versace The Dreamer, Bleu de Chanel EDP, Dior Homme, Narciso Rodriguez for Him, Hermes Un Jardin Sur Le Nil, Dior Homme Cologne 2013, Bentley Intense, among ohers.
The new formulation LASTS AND LASTS for hours, 10+ for sure. The old formulation smells a tiny bit more natural, but lasts quite less on the skin. A timeless, classy and hard-to-label jewel.

Asterix – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

One of my first colognes when I started getting into fragrances. I loved the smell. Very classy , but barely lasted 2 hours. I wouldn’t buy it again.

lynncci – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

My favorite perfume for years! Now with these absurd reformulations turned him into an odorless water, I almost feel no fragrance in it .. Even spraying an entire bottle of it I can smell the smell he had in the past. Now it smells of nothing
I am very sad, because none of my favorite perfumes have the lovely smell they once had. A feather

amlin.borris2011 – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

One of my all time favorites. Jacques Cavallier is my favorite.

daff07 – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

I remember the first time I smelled this. Didn’t care for it but I put the paper in my wallet and went home and forgot that it was there.
The next morning I opened my wallet and literally had a 0.5-second blackout from the scent that hit me and I’m not kidding– my heart started racing like the first time I fell in love. The dry down was so addictive the next two days it was the only thing in my head and I had to go out to get a full sized bottle.

flarmIllupmub – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

Bvlgari pour Homme, composed by Jacques Cavellier and released in 1996, is an aromatic citrus fragrance, underpinned by musk. Bvlgari has since added two fragrances to this range – Extreme and Soir. This is undoubtedly the most beautiful collection of masculine fragrances by Bvlgari, and each one is a play on tea. Bvlgari’s romance with tea in perfumes begins with the now iconic Bvlgari Au Parfumee The Vert, composed by J.C. Ellena in 1992. Since then, tea has been a signature note for this brand, incorporated successfully in many compositions in the 90s and early 2000s.
Bvlgari pour Homme begins with a subdued bergamot, with hints of florals and other citruses. Very soon the tea note comes to the fore, abstract yet very reminiscent, and alternating between leafy green and smoky black. The florals harmonise the tea note, and a smooth, soft musk note is the string that binds lightly all the elements together. This is the fresh musk I appreciate: clean, soft, very slightly sweet, yet far removed from any laundry detergent association. The musk is dealt with a light hand so as not to overwhelm. The tea-musk accord is the centrepiece of the composition, and dominates from start to finish, from a refreshing opening to a comforting dry down.
Bvlgari pour Homme is very muted on my skin, though duration is about adequate from a generous application. I am partial to the Extreme flanker which is stronger, greener, and has a faint zing of ginger. While pour Homme doesn’t work for me, this is recommended to anyone looking for a fresh, balanced tea scent that is soft and discreet.
3/5 (neutral)

Rishon – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

It’s subtle, classic and chic.
Green tea notes, with citrusy vibe. I’m pretty sure I smelt this one before and really liked, but never thought it was a Bvlgari classic fragrance.
I read a lot about poor performance, but at least on my skin I had a satisfactory performance.
I don’t care about extreme projection or 12 hours+ performance, I’m more concerned about the scent, and this one smells really good.
Now I found a daily “clean” casual fragrance!
It was a blind buy, and I’m happy with it.
P.S: this fragrance is from 1996, although being a 21 years aged Fragrance I’m 20 and In my opinion fits me well.

-XxX- – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

Didn’t like this but it was a present from ex, so had to wear it. Heavy bottle, but smelled like alcohol with water and some lemon or sour citrus fruit-scented musky liquid with poor longevity and projection. I didn’t miss it one single time when it was all gone. Too strong on initial spray, then dies a natural death in an hour, to a skin scent.
(2 sprays)
Longevity: 6/10
Silage: 6/10

stas2008 – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

Martin and Dax5 are right.
I used to love this fragrance. It used to be perfect for spring and autumn and nothing else, in my opinion, could replace it.
Two months ago I’ve been told by a shop assistant that it will probably be discontinued.
So I bought a couple of 100ml. bottles.
But they are the ones with the “pour homme” writing in capital letters and the fragrance lasts ten minutes while before it used to last the whole day through.
It has been clearly and very badly reformulated.
I don’t understand how companies can ever think of improving the sales by selling ghosts of what fragrances used to be. It happened the same with Chanel Egoiste, Paco Rabanne pour homme, and many others. I believe customers deserve more respect.
Moreover, what we get is hundreds of useless clones: Bleus,Sauvages,Diors…
Mala tempora currunt.

Dariy13 – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

Not a fan…
Smells like if you woke up at around 5 am in the woods covered in morning dew and a face full of moss on a tree base.

ran532bedyWelty – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

This is nice fragrance but I believe it has been Reformulated as it is not like I remember it. I use to own a bottle of this is in early 00s and I remember it been more bright and with a prominent Tea note.
The new one, I barely smell any tea or citrus, all I smell is musk. shame.

Topin – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

So generic an so weak! You have to spray 10 times to start smelling something and when getting something this is extremely weak!
Besides, I did expect the cap to be metal (like same bottle designs of fragrances for women), but it is bad quality chromed light weight plastic!
The scent is ok, but so generic, nothing special.
Considering all factors, this scent does NOT worth the purchase.

buba181 – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

I found a 1oz bottle of this on clearance for $9.99 last night at Ross and had to grab it. My intention was to give it to my hubby because he’s been a little sad lately that his beloved Bvlgari Black is almost gone. Total blind buy….I had no idea what this one would smell like but the price was awesome enough to take a chance. When I got to my car, I sprayed a bit in the air and I was pleasantly surprised…nothing remotely like Black, of course and actually quite the contrary. Pour Homme, to me, comes across as a soft and ethereal musk paired with vetiver, a slice of lime and gentle puffs of soft aldehydes…and that’s pretty much it. There are a myriad of notes listed here and I’m a little surprised because although I’m really enjoying this ( on myself!!!…I may not share with hubby after all!) I don’t find it complicated…it’s rather simple in a clean, light and inoffensive manner. That’s not to say it’s boring though….I find it unique for some reason but can’t yet put my finger on it. It could almost be something from the Philosophy ( Grace + Vetiver) or Clean line…but with a grown-up,Bvlgari twist. Although I’m satisfied and enjoying the soft, gentle wafts of musky vetiver, I think I would have enjoyed the listed notes of Tea and Amber and Tonka as well yet my skin is not projecting those favorite notes of mine. There are only a few, targeted mens’ fragrances that I really enjoy wearing on my lady skin (Obsession and Passion being a couple of them) and I think this is becoming one them which surprises me because it’s obviously not anything like either of those. I wish it had a bit more sillage…it’s SO soft…but really, that is my only complaint.

vito – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

This smells exactley like gendarme gendarme, identicle. Just not as strong

fasio – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

I don’t find any “wow” in this, but it is a year round, any age, office or casual crowd pleaser. Lasts a long time but stays close to the skin. Although tea is listed as the most prominent note in the survey above, the tea note here is very light and blends in with a lot of the other notes. It does not compare to other scents with strong tea notes like L’Artisan Tea for Two or Gucci Pour Homme II. But it is still enjoyable.

санек86 – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

Very nice parfume for day, soft and masculin

Dovmont.spb – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

Sublime. Hypnotic.

rooncealo – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

Wandering through a local perfume sale after work about a hour ago, I casually sprayed this on a card and moved on. Seconds later, a massive hit of vetiver stopped me in my tracks and I stood with my nose glued to the card for about two minutes, inhaling the scent. I put it in my pocket, kept on and about twenty minutes later gave it another sniff. Lavender, spice, tonka and still that vetiver (listed as a basenote but it’s pure vetiver in the opening, if you ask me). I understand the reference to Fahrenheit that Morkant mentions, is it the combination of lavender and spice? Tempted to go back tomorrow; definitely worth a second look and a try on skin this time.

Romul13 – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

The fact that it’s understated and polite doesn’t make it any less wonderful. All the other tea scents I’ve tried miss the mark completely by being too sweet or not actually smelling like tea at all, but Pour Homme’s tea is potent, realistic and tannic.
Besides a big, radiant tea accord bolstered by musks and aldehydes (yay for obvious aldehydes in mens scents!) I admit there are few individual notes I can discern, the composition is seamless and definitely adds up to more than the sum of its parts. Sometimes the aloof and brainy-feeling mix of masculine florals present in the background remind me of Fahrenheit.
I think this scent is actually very sly in the sense that you notice it when it goes away more than when it appears. It creates an impression but flies under the radar.

mr.neyasit – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

I got this in Japan and I fell in love with it. Nice, clean scent. Perfect for laid back summer days while strolling along the beach.
Scent: 10/10
Longevity: 8/10
Sillage: 7/10

Ijhuyenusat – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

I have this fragnance with batch code for 2010 and i think this is so horrible, the opening and drydown were awful, nothing special at all. i smelled only for woodsy fresh ozonic and little bit sweet. The performance too are below average, sillage only project for arm length and longevity only stand for couple hours before turning skin scent.i dont know why this fragnance have 4 score.
Scent : 4/10
Sillage : 5/10
Longevity : 5/10

vodka13 – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

I have this.. But the Pour Homme is written in italic.. Is it legit bottle? Smell is wonderful, strong longevity but lack of sillage..

Helmsman-Sea – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

Wanginya khas sampai kw nya pun termasuk agak berhasil menirunya..i think so, kembali bicara bph dalam hal ini yg ori…top notes sedikit kurang disuka menurut saya tapi kemudian setelahnya perlahan begitu kuat karakternya dan terasa ‘menempel’ dikulit dan makin terasa lembut dan awet. Terlihat 2-3 jam sesudahnya saya pikir disinilah kekuatan bph…maskulin, gentle, sedikit misteri namun karena banyak yg suka dan banyak yg pakai jadi terasa umum akhirnya..seringnya kita mencium aroma ini ditempat tertentu kita hang out atau suasana kerja.Parfum ini di saya bertahan lama dari pagi hingga sore bahkan kadang sampai malam hari jika belum mandi dalam kegiatan indoor dan ruangan ber ac..btw overall okelah untuk dimiliki jg untuk selingan parfum favorit kita yg lain.

Vista_neon – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

Bulgari Pour Homme has so much more depth than it often gets credit for. It’s taken me a full 15 years to fully appreciate it. Hundreds, possibly thousands of scents later, I understand how amazingly well constructed and unique it is.
Starting with a pointed but translucent whipcrack of citrus, tea and (primarily) pepper, it quickly morphs into something softer – particularly the watery muguet and grey/white musk scent enter the scene. The citrus moves the background and eventually fades entirely. We’re now in an amazing, soft floral/pepper/musk accord – offset with just right dose of tannic black tea bitterness (almost the exact smell of slightly overbrewed black tea) to offset that softness and keep things from getting too watery.
This accord is just perfect. Elegant. Masculine. Beautiful and soft – but at the same time bone dry. Tender and austere.
The problem with reviewing Bulgari Pour Homme is that it’s so hard to articulate what makes it unique and special by describing the notes. It’s hard not to make it sound like a slightly peppery aquatic. It is SO not that. Someone else called it a “unicorn” of a scent, and that’s absolutely right.
You just need to smell it. I’m convinced this is one of the true masterpieces of modern perfumery.
Oh, and I get all-day longevity from 4-5 sprays – but it does wear close to the skin. Which is fine. This scent doesn’t want or need to be loud.

ExonnaBoody – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

Now I can smell why this is so inexpensive. It had a great initial blast. I am not going to try and be a perfume snob and recite the notes and describe how the combinations tantalize my nose. Its very clean, the opening is seriously strong and then the pazazz dries down to almost nothing. If it lasted it would be a serious powerhouse (in my opinion). But it doesn’t. It’s like the Spice Girls…. BOOM- fizzle. At least Bvlgari keeps the price close to the worth.

alanica – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

Have you ever mix pour homme extreme with soir ? I did it and the result was perfect. Do it bvlgari !

Den_junior – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

Haven’t owned a bottle of this fragrance, untill today….
3-4 years ago I bought blind the Extrême version. That particular bottle was produced in 2008 and I thought that was the vintage bottle. It wasn’t. Ok, enough of that offtopic.
Pour Homme is a subtle, delicate green tea infused with flowers and a little pinch of spices, which dries down to musky and woody aroma with green tea playing around.
Longevity is surprisingly good, it stays on me over 8 hours but the projection is none. Which makes it perfect to wear formally in the office, dressed in a suit and a tie.
Now, the difference between vintage bottle and the current formula. It’s easy to recognize and distinguish one from the other.
Both vintage, Pour Homme and Pour Homme Êxtreme have their names written in italics. Newer versions have names written in capital letters.
I finally can say that that is the one, that I’ve always missed in my wardrobe.

ppusr – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

This is such an underrated gem. A contemplative sit on a stone bench in the morning dampness of an ancient tree and moss covered garden on the forst edge, outside a distillery. It is the definition of a “green” scent and the performance is top notch.
I have had a bottle for many years and it still performa just as well today as it did when I bought it.
Simply beautiful and grassy and robust.

latinosman – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

It might sound absurd, but this fragrance sort of makes people around me being glad to be close to me-even making people behaving in a strange kind and nice way. Spellbound. I’m not always wearing this- wish it would last longer- but every time I do I get the same effect. And I love it, since I think one of the most important reasons to buy a fragrance is feeling more attractive.

sergei1955 – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

Another Cavallier masterpiece. Bvlgari Pour Homme takes everything that’s great about his blockbuster L’eau D’Issey – released two years earlier in ’94 – and gets rid of the aquatic notes in favour of a beautiful floral heart. The result is a fresh, spicy, well-rounded scent with a superb incensey dry down. Performance is excellent.
What I like most about this scent, however, is intensely personal to me. BPH straddles the divide between the two fragrances that drew me into perfumes in the first place; L’eau D’Issey was my first love and my signature for five years, while Bvlgari Aqva was the scent that sent me delving deeper into perfumery. BPH nods to both – it comes from the same nose, and was released between them chronologically. But most importantly, BPH makes me feel the same way those scents do – vital, assured, masculine, empathetic.
This is one of JC’s best, and a classic scent all round. A must-have for ’90s fragheads.

ajaxtrax – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

There are some scents you get, experience and can’t wait to review, to gush words of praise and tell the world from the rooftops. When I first encountered BPH, it was almost a decade after its release (2006) and I bought it scent unsniffed, from an online retailer after reading the reviews of Fragranticans far wiser and experienced than myself. It was an obviously well-made woody floral musk fragrance: clean and fresh without the tsunami of calone most newer men’s scents of that era contained. Flowers musk and woods are deftly entwined, without too much sweetness or spice, and only enough citrus to tease out the freshness of the prevailing tea accord.
A slightly above average cologne with decent longevity and respectable projection, this found itself filed in the BVLGARI row of the designer shelf of my armoire after a few wearings and though it was solid…it failed to wow me. Had I reviewed this in my earlier reviews, I daresay I would have “sold it short”; mostly because I have an entirely new outlook on this scent, perfumer and house.
A prelude of freshness results from a cacophony of notes Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud has soothed to an harmonious choir of soft whispers, wafting as fresh as a breeze. Aldehydes add an airiness (as opposed to an expanding sparkle) while orange and bergamot add the needed citricity (and not a drop more) to attenuate the tea and petit grain; as they perfectly dissolve into leaf-tinged powdery floral notes of lavender and neroli closing a veritable perfect circle of clean, sans any of the usual soapy associations. BPH’s aura of pristine masculinity makes it an utterly versatile scent choice suitable for the office, school, casual gatherings or a first date.
The floral choir in the heart (cyclamen, geranium and carnation led by iris) continues the floral theme of the opening lavender and develops it, making it deeper (not louder) and at the same time smoother with rosewood and guaiac. Cardamom (warm green sharp) pepper (piquant and sharp) and coriander (cool & leafy but bitter) are, like most notes in Msr. Cavallier-Belletrud’s works especially for this House, imperceptible as individuals yet their additions are what makes this a flawless silk and velvet tapestry, as opposed to a flashy silk screen on simple material. The weaving of the aromatic threads and olfactive colors “just so” truly makes BPH more than the sum of the parts.
In the far drydown, the core of musk and cedar glows as it serves as a balancing point for the sweetness of amber (translucent amber is listed on Bvlgari’s site) and *one single small?* tonka bean, against the dynamic duo of vetiver and oak moss while they hint at a hidden wildness underneath it all. BPH is a rather charming and very polite rascal beneath those starched collars and pressed trousers. Despite the fact this may seem cool or even aloof should not give you pause. Everyone needs a nice pressed neutral button-down shirt, that you can use with any outfit or situation. This is “that” shirt in a bottle-complete with mother-of-pearl buttons and hand sewn silk thread seams. Bravo!!
Sillage: moderate to very good
Longevity: above average (7-12 hours)
Overall: 4.25/5
Now BVLGARI’s perfume catalog numbers upwards of seventy fragrances; but, when BVLGARI POUR HOMME hit the market, in 1996, there were only two! (EAU PARFUMEE AU THE VERTE ’92 and BVLGARI POUR FEMME ’94) Later that year another *new* favorite of mine was released: EAU PARFUMEE AU THE VERT EXTREME-nosed by Jean-Claude Ellena.
Currently BPH is still available at several online retailers (some for as little as .50/ml!) and remains a fixture worldwide at high-end fragrance counters and flagship stores. BVLGARI POUR HOMME seems to “play well with others” while offering year-round versatility, excellent quality-to-price ratio (or QPR) and sheer stunningness.
I, therefore, dub BVLGARI POUR HOMME a Modern Masterpiece. Not only for how it has stayed the course over the last two decades, defining and setting the bar for men’s elegance and style; but also for its uniqueness, considering its time and contemporaries, and subtle balance of softspoken luxury with graceful sensibility.

vvf952Diobtetty – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

One of the best dry down. Not a big fan of the opening notes, if you smelled it very close to your nose. But give it some time and let it evolve from your skin and then see the magic.Classy scent and lasts on you for a long time. Signature scent worthy.
Rating: 9.5/10 ( No full 10 because the opening is meh, but don’t judge it too quickly. It will evolve as a beautiful scent)
Hands down!

15041969 – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

I think the oakmoss is very evident. Therefore, if you like oakmoss and you do not want something that smells too dated, this is for you. It is strong and long lasting on my skin. YMMV- your mileage my vary.
It is quality juice. It is also musky in a manly way. I am not a fan of strong oakmoss, so this is not for me.
However, it is a good buy if you want a mature, oakmoss, musky, professional, universal, and long lasting smell.
As a quality scent 8/10
Because I do not like very evident oakmoss (smell to my taste in notes) 6/10

sergeyivl – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

This fragrance fits perfectly well for people that lives in a very humid/hot climate conditions, as I do. Although it has a very fresh, crisp and energetic vibe to it, it also develops in a pretty good way on my skin, lingering for many hours. A compliment getter, indeed. Can be worn both by men and women. Very solid fragrance for summer, it’s a staple on my small and humble collection. Outstanding!

ligoToNN – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

Very mild gentleman’s scent with a very evident tea note. This came out when tea in cologne was all the rage, so maybe its a bit dated now. Still, its nice, refined and conservative but I have one issue with it. There is a very faint smokey note in it that’s off putting. I’m not against a smokey element in a man’s cologne per se, but this smells like grilled hamburger. Its very subtle, but its there from the opening until the dry down. Just cant get past it.

stapet – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

Not strong enough for me to be honest I can barely smell it on me throughout the day ! Again , maybe its just me that I am used to strong stuff ! I have it on me this morning and it is okay not a wooow but it is fine ! I think its one of these frags that you would have to mix wih another perfume for a better projection.

iom461speagoessenda – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

This one has grown on me. It’s like Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir but the Soir is better. I don’t care for the opening twenty minutes or so of Pour Homme but it settles down quite nicely. It’s one for the office or something serious, not one for play or romance (unless your other half particularly likes it, of course). Pour Homme settles into a rather nice woody scent with amber and some green notes. I don’t get a lot of the floral notes that are mentioned but I do get all sorts of smells including tea, aldehydes, various citrus notes (very gentle) and vetiver and tonka bean at various points. It’s very fresh and clean and masculine. I think it’s discreet and has a certain class and style about it but I don’t see how you could fall in love with it. It smells very natural and quietly elegant. I find it’s a skin scent unless you go a bit crazy with it. However, I think it’s brother Pour Homme Soir is much nicer.

Stygo – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

One of the favorites i had way back. Balanced blend of vetiver, pepper, tea & other notes giving it refinement. Longevity is long lasting, projection is good. But it gives a mature, formal vibe. It didint gave me much compliments. Definitely not for date & clubbing. More of a professional out in the field vibe for me. Great for summer. Fresh & spicy. I would like to get the extreme version but there are better versatile fragrances. Dont get me wrong. This is safe for blind buy especially if you like vetiver. But it lacks warmth for me.

putasov – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

Scent: 9
Sillage: 6
Longevity: 7.5
Pros
– Gentle, elegant, sophisticated scent that is perfect for any occasion.
– Opens with an explosive tea note, which dies down and blends with a large array of woody, aromatic, spicy notes
– Versatile, I can use this for any season, during the night or day, however I do prefer using it on summer or spring mornings
– It lasts for a fairly good amount of time, 6 – 7 hours on my skin.
Cons
– It doesn’t project as much as I would like, it projects for about 3 hours and sticks to my skin
Final Verdict
A unique, gentle, elegant, sophisticated scent crafted from a wide array of notes that work in harmony in order to craft a summer/spring masterpiece. It can be used in any situation however there is room for projection improvement.

dr. drugs – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

think about it cedar & tobbaco

тумпурум – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

This is really awful. I just tried it and I came straight home to wash it off. I get a dry powdery cleaning chemical both straight from the bottle and after 20 mins. I love the house of Bvlgari. But I’m not sure what they were thinking here.

kaka5kaka5 – 2022-06-05:

3 out of 5

I have both Bvlgari Pour Homme and Pour Homme Extreme, I am comparing the smell of each other, Bvlgari Pour Homme I think has a darker smell than extreme, extreme has more grapefruit at it at the first couple of minutes, which I love, Pour Homme is like have a small amount of Grapefruit at the first spray but the tea is in the top I think, I love Pour Homme and Extreme. This are my best morning fragrance. I love Bvlgari, this is the best. Sillage and longevity are great on my skin. Pour Homme sits close to the skin they say but for me it projects like 2 inch away, I love it. I’ve got many compliments with this fragrance so this is my fragrance to kill when it comes to daytime.

ха1300 – 2022-06-05:

5 out of 5

I like tea scents, so I thought I’d like Bvlgari Pour Homme. I applied on my hand (as I usually do), and it was so weak I applied more. Barely there, I decided to use the rest of the sample vial, and wow, the amount of alcohol surprised me. (Could this sample be bad?) The vague, light fragrance that I can barely smell isn’t bad, just very weak. No wonder not too many people talk about this anymore, what a disappointment. Bvlgari Aqua (or Aqva) is a much better choice. And so is Amara, although a bit boring. But the best Bvlgari I’ve worn is The Rouge, so powerful, so bold! The Rouge is light years away from the pathetic Pour Homme.

govard7 – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

This perfume is a must for summer mornings. Being a greek it reminds me of summer vacations on an island of the Aegean! Apart from the intense mandarin, nutmeg and tea top notes I would like to add a very elegant mastic note that becomes sweeter during the middles. This particular attribute made me love this perfume from the first spray.
Lastly, I would like to mention its longetivity. I sprayed twice before going to work, I returned home, went to the gym, then returned and I could still sense this beautiful fragrance on my neck. The next morning I could still sense it! overall 8/10 and an easy 9/10 for summer mornings.

Семен89 – 2022-06-05:

4 out of 5

This is becomming one of my favorite go to frags in Spring and Summer.
When I first got it it didn’t wow me, I didn’t appreciate how well the aldehyde notes are done that brighten and help freshen the composition.
This is a light unique fougere that still has a lot of substance. The unique piquant note is the tea, as Jacques Cavallier’s compositions all seem to have that one distinct note.
Tea, nice subtle floral notes, fresh spices, and some woody ambery depth. It reminds me of Rive Gauche in genre, but more complexity. It seems I discover a new one of the many notes and nuances of this fragrance each time I wear