Description
Iceberg launches the new fragrance for men Iceberg Man which celebrates the contemporary man and his seductive and sophisticated side. The house of Iceberg promises an intense and unforgettable composition composed of a blend of oriental, woody and spicy notes. Iceberg Man—the name explains all statements by the Italian brand Iceberg, which has offered refined style in modern compositions since 1984. The new flacon design highlights luxury with simple lines while accentuating a clear and powerful concept and clean lines.
The composition of the new fragrance ICEBERG MAN opens with lemon freshness, which lights for us a masculine blend of pepper and nutmeg. As the scent develops, aromas of lavender, geranium and labdanum exchange, resting on a warm basis of woody accords of sandalwood, cedar and patchouli mixed with hot resins, amber, styrax and benzoin.
The fragrance arrives as 30, 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette in dark outer packaging. It can be expected on the market in Spring 2015.
irrinytom – :
this is just another ordinary amber/lavender grandpa frag. If you into mediocre cheapies, this one is for you otherwise you can skip this. Good longevity thou.
5/10
Sergunyaa – :
This fragrance reminds me of a few other fragrances. Yes, it has a very similar vibe of DHI.
But the similarly is bigger to Rochas Lui and Lanvin Arpege pour Homme, both fragrances sadly disconnected.
To me this one is a perfect replacement for those two.
Performances are just perfect for me, great longevity but with a very classy moderate projection.
This fragrance punches so much above its price. Outstanding quality, the definition of a hidden gem.
Midywe – :
Unlike one reviewer, I don’t think this smells much like VIP Playboy Men, except perhaps for those who don’t have much experience with these kinds of scents. I do agree with those who said the drydown is similar to Dior Homme Intense. This is a big step up from most of the Playboy line, and once again makes me think that the “top designers” have a major issue, because they are restricted (or self-restricted?) with IFRA and their prices are simply not justified relative to these “cheapos” that are really good. I can imagine many guys using this scent yet telling everyone it’s DHI, and who would be able to tell? I waited for a good deal on a bottle and I’m very glad I did! I don’t agree with the reviewer who said this is just an old grandpa scent, because this isn’t animalic, this doesn’t have that “blob” quality that so many of those did, and it also lacks that heavy musky element. This one is more articulated and the lavender isn’t as strong as it was in so many of the older “masculines.” Instead, it has a kind of particulate texture that is more in line with “modern masculines.” Also,I think there was a Paul Smith scent, perhaps Man 2, that is somewhat similar, and since that’s hard to get now at a good price, this might be a good substitute for some people.
UPDATE: Second wearing and it’s as good or better than the first wearing. Unlike some scents, which I find less compelling on second or third wearings, such as One Man Show Ruby Edition, this is “the real deal;” a “super cheapo” that is way up there with the better designers.
ivanoval – :
I’m surprised no one noticed Fahrenheit resemblance. It first came to my mind, dior homme later because of vanilla. Very retro, in the best way.
mch36 – :
heavy, sad sweetness. smells exactly the same as Playboy Vip.
Burger616 – :
Ideal cheap quality fragrance like dior homme intense in its DNA. X
PAITMESEERABE – :
Oh and if dior homme is out of your budget then grab this its amazing quality for the price they are quite similar x
shtukin – :
This scent is ideal if like me you live in a cool climate as this scent in the heat would be a bit much but scent has nothing to do confidence its all about loving the scent you choose and then the confidence follows x
intonryErorce – :
Candy Man!
The best edt from Iceberg.
Amber with sandalwood mixed in great bottle. Drydown is amazing, price is very good and it’s not popular scent.
Love it!
Longevity: 8 hours+
Projection: moderate
Rate: 10/10.
Celmeena – :
Nothing of different…but for the price is a very good amber parfum.i don’t know the performances because i tried it on paper.
Andrew29rus – :
The opening is very peppery but soon enough I noticed the resemblance with Tom Ford Noir. It’s almost the same, but a bit less deep and minus the rose.
You need to be confident to wear this since it’s not a typical scent with happy notes.
It’s aimed towards more serious gentlemen.
bathbodyxx – :
I’m from Poland in Central Europe. I bought it today at local Rossmann store in my hometown. 144,99 PLN (less than 40 USD) for 50ml (1.7 fl.oz.)
After removing the cork I sensed the smell slightly diluted Gucci Pour Homme. One spray on my hand and I sensed for… I don’t know, maybe for half a minute? lemon mixed with black pepper.
Which then developed into a sweet powder scent. Sweet but fortunately not too sweet – no choking, no headache. This is definitely the most feminine part of this scent (Iceberg Man) as a whole, it will be to many people “love it or hate it” part.
When the smell starts to settle and dry on skin, it develops into… My mother which is 62 y/o woman commented as follows: “what a beautiful scent!”. She told me that this scent reminds her one of Max Factor’s powder from the 80’s.
Design of the bottle is also very interesting, it’s slightly twisted prism. It looks as if someone turned the Givenchy Very Irresistible for men bottle.
marlo_nnov – :
It is a resemblance of Tom Ford Noir. Drydown is really identical to Dior Homme Intense. Long lasting and good sillage. A price/performance stuff.