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hecata – :
Plain ans somewhat boring. Maybe I’m not a big fan of oak moss, but this is not on I’d wear. Received as a free sample and won’t be making a purchase.
freemankov – :
This fragrance reminds me of a old Insignia deodorant (light blue can) from the Eighties. It also bears a resemblance to Ice Men by Mugler.
It has a fresh musky mossy geranium scent mixed in with woods. It smells nice but very one dimensional, it does not hold my interest.
sanyka1987 – :
Wow Carthusia Uomo is a blast of geranium and green leaves. It smells sophisticated and clean. Balanced off by soft musk, woody notes and citrus. Very, very masculine. I love the way I smell right now. Very well made and long lasting.
Braimeilliche – :
I’m wearing some now. I used to be a fan, but I’ve changed my mind about it a bit. Now it just seems very dated, “50’s Italian” and very musky. I prefer Acqua di Parma.
wert30 – :
Very unique, perhaps for a reason. I have smelled many colognes, some of which I love, many others which I enjoyed but would not wear, but this is one of the very rare ones that I find actually unpleasant. It is neither warm, nor sexy, nor lively…
Drob – :
I would rather categorize this as a woody-floral-musk scent. The floral part is mostly dominated by Jasmine and Geranium. The woody part is a generic combination of Cedar/ Sandal/ Oakmoss and all this rest upon a sweet soft musky note.
It smells nice and pleasant and has good longevity and moderate projection. Overall: 6.5 out of 10.
esainubpemb – :
This perfume has a classical note.
It reminds me of a classical traditional scent that was used in the 50th.
There is no doubt the house of Carthusia is great house that uses natural ingredients.
having said this, this perfume is a bit different compared to the other perfumes of this house. Carthusia has a obligation by papal declaration ( subscriptum papale) to use in their recipes only ingredients that were known and used in the 18th century (read the history of this house.)
It is not a typical Italian perfume, meaning it is not fresh but warm. It is a perfume with accents in wood and green-aromatic notes. But there is also that typical note used in aftershaves like the green leaves note but not in a cheap way.
It is like all carthusia perfumes complex. But what some say here in their reviews about some notes contained in this perfume, like raspberry isn’t the case.
Back to this perfume.
It is a classical perfume that has notes that are more on the male spectrum.
It is more warm than fresh and therefore a perfume that has its best qualities in autumn and winter.
Its longevity is good with that typical silage you associate with a fresh shaved man.
лысик – :
Salve a tutti e scusate se scrivo in italiano, potreste utilizzare Google Traduttore per tradurre la mia recensione nella vostra lingua.
Sono sempre stato alla ricerca di un profumo che mi rappresentasse, che fosse diverso dai soliti profumi commerciali che si trovano in profumeria.
Durante i miei anni di ricerca quelli che più si sono avvicinati ai miei gusti sono i Creed che però sono davvero costosi.
Ho cercato allora qualcosa di artigianale, non troppo diffuso tra la gente e che fosse a buon prezzo.
Ho letto le revensioni e ho scelto Carthusia Uomo.
che errore devo dire affidarsi alle recensioni.
Pensavo di trovare un profumo fresco, dolce insomma oggettivamente buono e inceve…è un profumo molto caldo e personalmente penso anche che si rivolga ad una clientela adulta, sa troppo di uomo per i miei gusti.
Se cercavate un’alternativa a profumi freschi come acqua di Gio’ bè state alla larga.
saluti
BAHbKA_ – :
Nostalgia has over run my senses here. Uono has got everything that inspires words like masculine, clean, soapy and most of all dated.
Personally I don’t care it’s a wonderful mixture of a lemony citrus opening which soon turns to powdery geranium and a touch of greeness with fresh woody cedar. There’s warmth in there sure but I can’t say I detect an amber accord more like sandalwood. The kicker notes throughout, oakmoss and musk they keep it sour and interesting, not too barbershop soapy.
Uomo is strong and long lasting and has something elegant about it which I’m really enjoying.
Certhusia Uomo is brilliant I have to say! I’m very surprised because this is not especially my usual type of fragrance but for some reason I’m enjoying this one a great deal. It has all the great qualities of classic juices like Old Spice or Kouros.
Meyoo017Bessinepome – :
It’s a warm scent, maybe because of the woods, cedar and geranium. Feels elegant and old fashion.
Unlike most fragrances for men this days, in here the citrus opening notes are almost non-existent, the cedar is quite obvious from the beginning.
So if you are looking for a modern scent, maybe this is not the right scent. But if you like classic, timeless perfumes, then this may be the one for you.
arrergomienot – :
While Carthusia Uomo is anything but unpleasant, at the same time it doesn’t have a a single aspect that makes it stand out. It honestly reminds me of millions of modern citrus/woody masculines of the past 20 years. Well crafted but incredibly anonimous. Pass.
Rating: 5/10
eec885Negeltzex – :
I would never have guessed that raspberry could work in a male fragrance. I’m glad that Carthusia Uomo has proved me wrong.
Carthusia Uomo smells deliciously sophisticated and rich. It’s quite distinctive with sharp notes of fruity raspberry, rosewood, leather and salt. Thankfully this fragrance isn’t too sweet. The raspberry note is natural, meaning that the only sweetness here is what you may expect from smelling a basket of freshly picked berries.
I do agree with this fragrance being an aromatic. It has a lovely, soothing quality despite its liveliness. Carthusia is quite a busy scent although it is not as complex as some fragrances.
The scent reminds me of the smell of a brand, spanking new computer. ‘New-ness’ has a smell, and Carthusia Uomo kind of has that the same smell. To be honest it was the first thing I noticed when I first smelt this.
The lasting power and sillage were good for me, and especially pleasing was the development on the skin, which was rather crisp and energizing. Once again I am impressed with Carthusia.
rony66 – :
Carthusia Uomo is a classic fresh scent. An initial burst of spellbinding citrussy-raspberry transcends seamlessly into a longlasting and luxurious rosewood middle(that’s very unique). The drydown is earthily aquatic and longlasting. This is a well made scent!