Nº 5 Frescor Absoluto by Victorio & Lucchino
Men 2018
Description
Nº 5 Frescor Absoluto by Victorio & Lucchino is a men's fragrance from the olfactory family launched in 2018. The top notes feature melon, bergamot, lemon, and ginger; the heart evokes a marine air with floral touches and violet; the base settles on a woody accord with musk.
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Key notes
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Top
Melon
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Heart
marine notes
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Base
woody notes
Community
36 votes
- Positive 83%
- Negative 0%
- Neutral 17%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
86 votes
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Leading answer Like it
36 votes
Season
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58 votes
Time of day
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30 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Nº 5 Frescor Absoluto
Nº 5 Frescor Absoluto by Victorio & Lucchino is a men’s fragrance from the olfactory family launched in 2018. The top notes feature melon, bergamot, lemon, and ginger; the heart evokes a marine air with floral touches and violet; the base settles on a woody accord with musk.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Soft
26 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Intimate
29 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
27 votes
Value perception
Tied for the lead Good value / Excellent value
26 votes
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5 reviews
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It’s a scent similar to Acqua di Gio but with a VERY herbal touch; it’s pretty good for the price.
It’s like an Acqua di Gio but with a massive herbal kick; it wears well for the price.
Smells like Acqua di Gio with a smoky, creamy green twist.
At first, it reminds me a bit of L’Eau d’Issey thanks to that yuzu-like citrus (less piercing and sweeter), until within a few minutes it turns into a blend of the two. Although it lacks the quality of previous versions, considering how current formulations are, it’s a decent option if you’re tight on cash or looking for something fresh and non-invasive for everyday wear. Regarding performance, it lasts 3 to 5-6 hours on my skin depending heavily on the temperature; it projects quite well (for a citrus) for about 1h15, then settles to a skin scent. As a side note, it lasts much longer on clothes and is noticeable the next day. Also, at the same store I bought it (Mercadona), they have their own version called ‘Capítulo Marino’—it’s not identical but I like its scent better (it doesn’t have that slightly sweet note that doesn’t fully convince me in this Victorio & Lucchino version) and it’s literally half the price. In summary, these men’s waters don’t seem as bad as some reviews paint them; keep in mind they’re 150ml for under €10, and unfortunately, some designer fragrances I’ve tried recently don’t beat them in scent or longevity, so for daily use I find them very acceptable, plus you save money to invest in a fragrance that’s truly worth it. Cheers.
At first, it reminds me of L’Eau d’Issey due to that yuzu-like citrus (less sharp and sweeter), until within minutes it blends into something between the two. While it doesn’t have the quality of older fragrances, given how formulations have changed, it’s a solid choice if you’re on a budget or want something fresh and non-invasive for daily wear. Performance-wise, it lasts 3 to 5-6 hours on my skin depending on the temperature; projection is decent for a citrus (about 1h15), then it becomes skin-scented. Interestingly, it lasts way longer on clothes and is noticeable the next day. By the way, at the same store I bought it (Mercadona), they have their own version called ‘Capítulo Marino’—it’s not identical but I prefer it (it lacks that slightly sweet note that doesn’t work for me in this Victorio & Lucchino version) and it costs literally half as much. In short, these men’s waters aren’t as bad as some reviews claim; they’re 150ml for under €10, and unfortunately, some designer fragrances I’ve tried lately don’t surpass them in scent or longevity, making them very acceptable for daily use while saving money to invest in something truly worth it. Cheers.