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fed – :
Opens with a screechy ginger and lemon mix. It’s almost pure acid. Thankfully the vetiver appears to calm things down a bit. But still, I’m not liking it.
As time passes by, the cardamom, woods and musk slowly turn this fragrance into a nicer composition.
It feels to me like a cologne from the 90’s, fitting perfectly among the L’eau d’ Issey and CK One. The bottle screams 80’s.
It’s a fresh fragrance, inoffensive, easy to wear but the top notes can be a little too much.
alishka84 – :
What follows is strictly my subjective OPINION:
I don’t know what it smells like, but to me, it’s unique compared to my past 80 bottles of cologne. On the opening, it smells smoothly masculine on my skin but has a balancing note that smells truly delicate and feminine. It’s not a fruit or a flower. Or maybe it is a flower I haven’t smelled before. Who knows? Without that note, I would consider the composition boring and linear. This perfectly sweet note is what makes the fragrance special to my nose in combination with the rest of the notes as a whole.
I smiled when I first smelled this fragrance. Best blind-buy of mine this year. I was expecting this to smell cheap or bad. It smells classy to me, like a safe, fresh scent a trustworthy lawyer or a doctor could pull off with elegance. At the same time, it also reminds me of an after-shower body splash my mom used to use in the 80s, which I loved on her. Feraud Homme gets better by the minute, smelling way different than in the opening after 5 minutes. This doesn’t smell vintage in the “reminds me of grandpa” sense, but something about it does remind me of the 80s in the best way.
EDIT: Ah, this keeps getting more and more delicate after 10 minutes. The flowery, mysterious to me note you probably would recognize instantly got stronger and more developed, while everything else toned down. This could turn into a skin scent very soon, but maybe it’s my skin and liver sucking down fragrances at a fast rate, ha.
Oh! What a fantastic composition. It smells SO good to me!!! Can bearded men swoon? I’m swooning. Best $26 spent on a fragrance. It doesn’t smell cheap at all. I don’t think so. No way. Now, fifteen minutes later, something else in here has developed in parallel along with that flowery note, and reminds me of one of many Samba flankers I owned. I think it was the Kiss or Nova or Platinum flanker…can’t remember specifically the one…which smelled cheap. Cheap is the word, I think. Whatever is in Feraud Homme smells proper. Yeah! Doesn’t make me think, “budget ‘fume” I got on eBay.
Finally, in all seriousness, I think a woman could pull off Feraud Homme in my opinion. For sure! I could smell this on my girlfriend’s neck and be driven crazy by it! How do I know? I can’t stop smelling MY forearm! Hah! God bless! <3
vectorkim – :
Youtube fragrance reviewer Scentland recently reviewed this fragrance as one of the best men’s fragrances that nobody talks about. With so few reviews here on this juice it’s clearly not popular. There’s only 4 reviews and the last one was posted 4 years ago! However, this is a hidden gem! If you like citrusy summer fragrances you’re going to love this one.
It reminds me a lot of L’Eau d’Issey Pour Homme Issey Miyake, but without the Yuzu note. This has the cassis note which makes it more masculine than the Issey.
Both fragrances are dominated by lemon and frankly, some of the most freshest summer fragrances I ever smelled. Issey wins in performance. But Feraud wins in being the more masculine.
Salutden – :
I blind to bought it in cheap price. It’s made by Selective Beauty not Perfumer’s Workshop. First smell is strong lemon open woody and flower middle, dry down is soft musky and wood. It’s fresh and clean easy to wear in many crowd good for summer in humid land. Good for office and casual wear,good sillage and good long last.
colnychko – :
odd sprayer but the juice is nice, indeed has similarities with some ‘sport’ editions of other houses so can’t sound so original but quite nice deal, pretty inoffencive citrus-like-fresh manscent with some peppery flashes; not bad; not great; obviously discontinued? Liked!
Gavrosh – :
Fresh And sexy ! Lemon + ginger = perfect match !!
djntol – :
Féraud Homme is very close to Dior Homme Sport’s soapy citrus spice blast, but it’s even more aggressive. This came out first, so Dior must have ripped it off. 🙂