Azzaro Fragrance review
Azzaro Pour Homme Intense Eau de Parfum – A Warm, Boozy Fougère for Cooler Nights
In this review
Accords
warm spicy
cinnamon
amber
woody
aromatic
sweet
Notes Pyramid
Top
Cinnamon
Heart
BrandyHaitian Vetiver
Base
AmberTonka Bean
Performance Dashboard
Longevity
moderate; one review reports around 10 hours, while others report it fades quickly
Projection
Sillage
moderate; decent projection for 2-3 hours then close to skin, with some reporting weak sillage
Pros & Cons
- A cracker of a Christmas fragrance. Cola, cinnamon and spices. Yum
- This is a masterpiece and a hidden gem. Only real fragheads will enjoy a beautiful journey with APH intense.
- Boozy, spicy & rich but not cloyingly sweet. There is some sweetness but it's somehow balanced with an underlying slight bitterness.
- Great take on the classic Azzaro Pour Homme base. Added cinnamon and boozy notes give it some added warmth, while still maintaining that clean, barbershop vibe.
- A wonderfully warm scent, cinnamon, spice, booze, with a slight herbal nature from the vetiver.
- Warm, spicy cinnamon-and-brandy scent; a cold-weather and nighttime winner.
- Masterpiece and hidden gem; received compliments.
- Modern masculine boozy scent; very classy.
- Great value; warm cinnamon, spice and booze with a barbershop vibe.
- It has 0 (ZERO) sillage, no projection, no nothing.
- It has an OK opening but it falls completely flat in the drydown. 4/10
- The synthetic-smelling, potpourri-esqe cinnamon dominates this scent throughout its lifespan.
- The longevity and projection are non-existent.
- The performance fades too quick.
- Performance is poor for some: zero sillage and no projection.
- Falls flat in the drydown.
- Cinnamon can be synthetic/potpourri-like and cloying; not very versatile.
- Longevity and projection are non-existent for some.
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