Paco Rabanne Fragrance review
Paco Rabanne Ultraviolet Man Eau de Toilette – A Mint‑Amber Wood that Defies Its Time
Ultraviolet Man arrived in 2001 as Paco Rabanne’s answer to the early‑2000s craving for fresh‑spicy masculinity.
In this review
Accords
green
aromatic
amber
fresh spicy
earthy
mossy
Notes Pyramid
Top
MintAmber
Heart
VetiverPepperSpicy Notes
Base
OakmossVanilla
Pros & Cons
- Love this on my husband. It’s a fresh sweet scent tailored for the men.
- Minty fresh, sweet amber that smells so good and is timeless. Very underrated IMO.
- This is such a lesser-known, unique fragrance. Super rare to smell and unusual.
- A nice fresh ambery mint vanilla fragrance.
- absolutely love this fragrance! vanilla, amber, and a fresh plant smell all in one with great longevity and performance.
- This is such a lesser-known, unique fragrance. ... It's a great, balanced designer frag.
- Why would they put vanilla in this?? Ultraviolet man would be such a good fresh scent but it has a sickly sweet cloying vanilla in its base!
- What a strange fragrance... The opening is absolutely indescribable to me.. It opens sweet and dense, reminiscent of a flower scented cleaning product.
- On me, it’s indecently short-lived. Two or three hours at most.
- The dry down is fine, but the top notes are not pleasant.
- Let it mature for 3 months now. All I get is a bit of mint and faint woods. A disappointing perfume. 3/10
- Why would they put vanilla in this?? ... sickly sweet cloying vanilla
- What a strange fragrance... The opening is absolutely indescribable to me..
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