Theorema Uomo Fendi

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(14 отзывов)

Theorema Uomo Fendi

Theorema Uomo Fendi

Rated 4.14 out of 5 based on 14 customer ratings
(14 customer reviews)

Theorema Uomo Fendi for men of Fendi

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Description

This is a classic fragrance for men. A fresh cocktail of spicy and woody notes – bergamot, geranium, cedar, vetiver, ambergris. Theorema Uomo was launched in 2001. The nose behind this fragrance is Jacques Cavallier.

14 reviews for Theorema Uomo Fendi

  1. :

    5 out of 5

    Grabbed a bottle of this long-discontinued frag on eBay. As expected, an emotional blast from the past… OK, emotions aside, I get a lot of pineapple-sweetened green grass, but nothing cloying or even too sweet: it is well balanced by its (dark) peppery and cedar side, and the spicy and woody notes are above both “poles” here. Interestingly, at the drydown it doesn’t get powdery and uniform, it keep tickling your nose but softer. I could call it a safe scent, good for whatever purpose you like, but quite a unique one.

  2. :

    4 out of 5

    This is a great perfume … blends perfectly with the body … strong, spicy, woody… i like the philosophy behind it … sad to see it discontinued …

  3. :

    4 out of 5

    This isn’t as remarkable as its feminine counterpart, but it’s a great casual and office scent. It does have,as some mentioned bellow, a kind of fresh-fruity opening, but on me it doesn’t last too much. It morphs into a mixture of green, peppery, woody and musky nuances, that seems tuned to pass a clean and quiet longlasting impression. I’d say that the peppery part is the most noticeable from the combination, but it’s not so intense. It’s really pleasant on summer days and i think it’s worthy if you find for a good price.

  4. :

    5 out of 5

    I was a little disappointed when I finally got to try this one.
    I get a dominant melon note with this one. It’s more of a cantaloupe melon, but very synthetic .
    It has the same “dry synthetic” vibe that L’Eau d’Issey Pour Homme and Bvlgari Pour Homme has. I find this dryness rather stuffy, (like being in an overheated office with all the windows closed).
    I’m really on the fence about this one….

  5. :

    5 out of 5

    Elegant, sensuel, makes presence without screaming. It does not create a cloud round the user; it is necessary to stay close to perceive this classy fragrance. With its leafy herbs, Theorema send me to the smell of the brazilian forest called “Mata Atlântica”, more subtropical and herbaceous than the amazonian rain forest. Despite the poor longevity, Theorema is a beautiful example of the art of perfumery.

  6. :

    5 out of 5

    Could this be unisex?

  7. :

    3 out of 5

    A nice spice, enjoy pairing it with a nice lightweight suit,it smells expensive and elegant.

  8. :

    3 out of 5

    Оn my skin it smells like Sander For Men (Jacques Cavallier’s creation too) with a little drop of French Lover.

  9. :

    3 out of 5

    I have been wanting to try Theorema for ages. I found a tester at a local mall kiosk in my city. I had to have it once I smelled it. Lots of citrus and green leafy herbs. It reminds me both of Chanel Platinum Egoiste and Chanel Allure Sport Cologne Sport. I’m sad that this is discontinued after finally finding a bottle. This would make great “signature” fragrance for me as I live in a warm climate. BTW, I’m a big fan of Fendi Uomo also. Great longevity and decent sillage.

  10. :

    3 out of 5

    when I got this and tried it I knew I had smelled a similar and it didnt take long before I figured it out.It shares similar notes breakdown with Argento Pour Homme by Renato Balestra.In the same vein,you can throw in Comme une Evidence and Exterieur Nuit by Isabel Derroisne.
    they all have vetiver,pimento/spices geranium and labdanum featuring prominently.
    Blind buying has got me saddled with many similar smelling fragrances albeit by different creators
    This is discontinued and you dont have to worry if you cant lay hands on one now.as indicated,there are similar smelling ones on the market which are way way cheaper.I guess that’s why it was discontinued.
    Five Star review @ glitterlust

  11. :

    5 out of 5

    one of my old-time favorites. Subtle and gourmand. Yes, bring it back Fendi.

  12. :

    5 out of 5

    I recently acquired this via ebay as it was sold in a pair with one of my all time favourite scents. So this was an added bonus as it’s taken a special place in my collection.
    My memory of this was that it was quite a peppery woody fragrance but I was wrong. It opens with a crisp herbaceous green note paired with bitter bergamot. The geranium is really the standout note here as it dominates the rest of the fragrance. It’s a touch sweet and a little astringent but a very naturalistic geranium note.
    The base is well rounded with cedar and vetiver keeping the scent sharp. It has good sillage and lasts very well without being too vigorous.
    The herbaceous geranium note is this reminds me very much of the tagete note I pick up in Comme des Garcons Guerilla I so if you can’t find this gem then I’d recommend trying CDG as an alternative.

  13. :

    4 out of 5

    I just found it today (one bottle left) in a little fragranceshop (I was looking for long time to try it because it’s made by Cavallier). For me it’s more woody-spicy (at least in the begining) than oriental-woody, but also resinous-sweet in the basenotes. I perceive it as a combination of Pasha de Cartier (fresh-spicy at first) and Jil Sander for Men (sweet-resiny in middle-base), which I like both very much. I bought happy this last bottle. My rank 8.0/10. ☣☣☣

  14. :

    4 out of 5

    Theorema Uomo is woody-balsamic.
    Elegant and sensual.

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