Malizia Uomo Vetyver 50 ml Eau de Toilette Vapo for Men

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Longevity on my skin is excellent - we're talking six hours - and it projects like anything from just one spray. The woody notes of Vetiver are combined with the spicy, slightly bitter Bergamot, creating a captivating herbal veil. and those 3 perfumes mentioned above do not have Vetiver notes) That is how perfectly versatile Malizia Uomo Vetyver is. I like the top notes of this more than the base - it dries down into a combination of spices and musk but it's an artificial musk.

I find about 2/3 of all fragrances with a strong V component to be unpleasantly stinky, so that with a fragrance that even has the V in its name and also contains coriander (a. It does also work in the winter but I would probably choose something else, especially on really cold days. Fun and impactful graphics, each Eau de Toilette embodies a world of sensations and exciting aromas to discover. Alcohol Denat, Aqua, Parfum, Dipropylene Glycol, Limonene, Geraniol, Citral, Citronellol, Hydroxycitronellal,Coumarin, Eugenol, Isoeugenol,Linalool,Benzyl Alcohol, Alpha-Isomethyl, Ionone, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Hydroxisohexyl 3-Cyclohexene, Carboxaldehyde.There are many many times in which this simple perfected fragrance had influenced me to reasonably think that it could be mixed together with more complicated perfumes like Bogart pour homme, Cigar by Remy Latour or El Paso by Lomani to introduce a more masculine Vetiver note in these fragrances.

The scent is awesome: truly an excellent vetiver EdT, it equals or surpasses many high-end, name brand vetiver fragrances costing five times as much. LITTLE TIP : The new formulation I find lacks power get the Malizia Uomo vetyver After Shave Balm and then apply the Edt and it will help the performance. Is not the best aftershave, but works for my husband as a melancolic perfume, he use this long time ago, and still smels the same, lasting power is around 4h! It starts off forest fresh and pine fragrant, with the distinctive vetiver note coming through clearly with a slightly sour, scuzzy, dark ending that reminds me of Quorum. For sunny and bright teenagers, who are looking for fresh flavors and bright colors, here are the Malizia BonBons: not only perfumes with delicious and captivating fragrances, but real cult objects to be collected.It was the summer holidays 2006, I go into an internet café and see this black/green deodorant can next to the cash register.

Perfect elegance, perfect versatility, all-season and a perfectly straightforward masculine scent that Vetiver lovers could never live without. Such a woody, smoky, balsamic composition beneficially affects the nervous system, soothes, and brings harmony to the inner and outer world. It is the only vetiver fragrance that my wife has truly liked: she is enthusiastic about Malizia but ho-hum regarding both the Guerlain and Tom Ford versions. Please always read the label, warnings and instructions provided on the product before using or consuming it. The vetiver in Malizia is of a different sort and, even though it is not mentioned, I am pretty sure it is complemented by lemon.Anyway I walked past a italian dude in the mall and he actually stopped me and asked: Man is that Malizia Uomo?

The fun part is you have to reapply it every now and then and I say that in a good way since it smells basic and yet nice. If you are a fraghead that grew up in New England, then you know exactly the scent I'm talking about. Simple,chic,casual,assertive,green, masculine,intense,bright,effervescent,tropical forest,memories of vacation and summer time.

I don't like it as much as, say, Tom Ford Grey Vetiver (one of the most smoothly blended vetivers I've had the pleasure to wear) but it's still darn good. It does linger as a lovely skin-scent, but this scent doesn't last with any projection for more than two or three hours. The result is a wonderful, very, very classic and just as noble men's fragrance for all seasons except winter, which can be recommended to all age groups without restriction. I have experience with vetiver essential oil and the sample I have is very smoky and smells a bit like canned peas (at least to me).