Azzaro Pour Homme Night Time

21 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• juanjochino69

  September 8, 2014

  

  Very good, pleasant to the nose, and excellent for a gathering.

• Xavier 25

  February 21, 2015

  

  It’s become one of my favorites. The opening is an explosion of bitter orange, very striking and pleasant, which then blends with sweet pepper. I love that combination because both notes are well-distinguished and when they fuse, they’re delicious. By the hour, nutmeg is noticeable, dry and elegant. At four hours, a faint touch of amber appears, bringing me back memories of the mid phase of the classic Azzaro. The vetiver and woods are also noticeable at the end. Longevity is quite good; I get between 8 and 9 hours with acceptable projection. I see it as ideal for men 28 and up, with a mature character, semi-formal but modern, more appropriate for cold climates, although I don’t rule out using it in summer in the evening or at night.

• Dungvasil

  January 26, 2016

  

  It’s more timid than Issey’s Nuit; on the skin it behaves differently than on fabric, and the longevity isn’t bad at all.

• Dungvasil

  February 10, 2016

  

  It’s more subdued than Issey’s Nuit; on the skin, it behaves differently than on fabric, and the longevity is quite good.

• priethcallas

  May 14, 2016

  

  The bottle says it contains bitter orange, lavender, cedar, and vetiver. The opening is somewhat undefined citrus, nothing as acidic or sharp as Hermes or Cartier, but the rhubarb note made me think of Hugo Red. After three hours, there’s a touch of pepper, maybe nutmeg, and the cedar is really in action. The trail is good, neither heavy nor light, just right. It keeps heading toward that classic soft cedar and vetiver finish. Honestly, the opening is the most interesting part, but I think it falls short for intense evening wear. There’s truth to those who say it doesn’t resemble the original Azzaro Pour Homme much, maybe only in some mid phases. I see it for intermediate seasons, with moderate trail and over 12 hours of longevity, although only the first three or five hours are clearly noticeable, after which it stays closer to the skin.

• Debbie

  July 31, 2017

  

  What really hooks me is how that citrus and spice blend explodes at first, then settles into the skin with the wood. The interesting thing is that if you wear it to a party, the heat of your skin changes the fragrance and reveals other notes; it reminds me a lot of the feeling of Victor & Rolf’s Spice Bomb.

• CristianPrunello

  August 3, 2020

  

  It smells exquisite, exactly as described, and I loved it… but unfortunately, it doesn’t last long on my skin, fading after about 1.5 hours with a weak sillage… what a shame, it’s still worth appreciating for others.

• CristianPrunello

  August 29, 2020

  

  It smells exquisite, just as described, and I loved it… But unfortunately, on my skin it lasts very little, fading in an hour and a half with low sillage… what a pity, it’s worthy of appreciation by others.

• Diego GP

  October 22, 2020

  

  It’s an elegant fragrance. I usually wear it to semi-formal work meetings. The longevity (about 7 hours) and projection (1.5 hours) on my skin are quite good, especially considering it’s not an excessively expensive scent. Highly recommended.

• Diego GP

  October 31, 2020

  

  It feels elegant. I wear it during work meetings with semi-formal attire. The longevity (about 7 hours) and projection (an hour and a half) on my skin aren’t bad at all, especially since it’s not excessively expensive. Highly recommended.

• Eduardo1978

  April 23, 2021

  

  I would add a couple of perceptible aromas from the first spray, created by its blend of declared or undeclared notes: white grape and cider.

• jimblue

  September 12, 2021

  

  Fresh, rough woody fragrance with certain vibes of Miyake Nuit but much softer (similar opening). Opens with a rough, citrusy, and spicy blend, which is the best part. The pepper feels strong in the heart over a woody base, alongside a sweet note like bell pepper which is the rhubarb. When dry, it stays soft, spicy, powdery, and anise-like. In short, I don’t like it too much; I dislike that mossy vetiver powdery dry down. I’m not saying it’s ugly; it works for summer nights, but it doesn’t generate addiction or focus on sensuality. It’s refreshing and dark green. Longevity and projection are moderate to low.

• jimblue

  September 14, 2021

  

  A fresh, rough woody scent that reminds me of Miyake Nuit but feels much softer at the start. The dry down is a spicy citrus blend, which is the best part of the fragrance. In the heart, strong pepper over wood sits alongside a sweet note like bell pepper rhubarb. The dry down is soft, spicy, talcum-powdered, and anise-like. Overall, it doesn’t win me over; that powdery mossy vetiver base just doesn’t suit me. It’s not ugly and works for summer nights, but it’s not addictive or sensual. It’s refreshing, green, and dark. Longevity and projection are on the lower side.

• Krishnamurti

  November 23, 2021

  

  I received it as a Christmas gift exchange; I thought it would be strong like the original Azzaro, but it’s quite different. Upon smelling it, it’s fruity, herbal, and liquorish. In the trail, it smells smoky, powdery, and soapy, ending with woody notes and that vetiver that adds freshness. At the start, it smells like guava liqueur due to the rhubarb and alcohol, with an acidic and spicy kick of sour orange and pepper. I suppose back in the 70s/80s it was the most ‘in’, ‘a doc’, or ‘cache’. It’s not unpleasant, but it’s retro. It lasts a long time on clothes; it’s not overwhelming, but soft and comforting. The transparent black bottle doesn’t try to grab attention; the fragrance speaks for itself. It can be compared to perfumes from the past, but it lacks that piney woody base; it will delight your dad or grandpa with the memories, though if you didn’t live through that era, don’t waste your money.

• Fedehart

  February 5, 2022

  

  At first glance, it might seem simple, but it really comes into its own with wear. It’s not explosive or ultra-powerful, lasting about 5 hours on skin with the last traces staying close to the skin. The aroma is complex and multifaceted, having both fans and detractors. In its DNA, there’s something aromatic, spiced, vintage, with a touch of talc, giving it formality and balance—ideal for the office and daily wear. The bitter orange and rhubarb characterize a talc-like, woody opening. It becomes addictive over time: the spiced notes feel vintage and substantial, followed by a woody aura from cedar and vetiver, adding more mature, formal character. Finally, it dries down clean and fresh. Drying on a black or white shirt, semi-formal or formal, is excellent. If it had florals like sage, cyclamen, or iris, it would be a legendary beauty. IN SUMMARY: it’s a discreet fragrance of bitter and aromatic oranges, not sharp or bright but rounded and formal, followed by spiced, woody, and clean notes, slightly talc-like and perhaps powdery.

• BassoProfumo

  February 10, 2022

  

  At first, it smells very similar to the original and reminds me of Axe Musk deodorant. As it dries, the old-school vibe disappears, leaving a modern touch. Very masculine and smells GREAT. It has an incredible balance of notes. The only downside might be the low projection (moderate for an hour, then skin scent).

• Fedehart

  February 13, 2022

  

  Might seem simple at first, but it makes sense with wear. It’s not explosive or ultra-powerful, lasting about 5 hours on the skin with a complex aroma. It has both lovers and haters; it’s aromatic, spicy, vintage, and powdery, giving it formality and balance. Ideal for the office and daily use. The bitter orange and rhubarb create a powdery, woody opening. It becomes addictive over time. The spicy notes smell vintage and full-bodied, followed by a cedar and vetiver aura that adds maturity. In the end, it cleans up fresh. The dry down with a black or white semi-formal shirt is excellent. If it had floral notes like sage or iris, it would be legendary. IN SUMMARY: discreet, rounded bitter oranges, not sharp, then spices, wood, and clean, slightly powdery.

• Tincho

  September 21, 2022

  

  Very good fragrance that lasts for hours if you apply several sprays. Great for formal outings and autumn/winter. At first, it smells like resin with spicy and earthy undertones; the initial potency is hard to handle, but over time it becomes less invasive and more pleasant. In the dry down, you notice bitter orange, bergamot, and menthol. The base features vetiver, more spices, and wood. For men over 30. On my skin, it lasted about 6 to 7 hours.

• Leo Ludu

  December 30, 2022

  

  Smells like a gentleman. Starts with pepper, stays with pepper, and ends with pepper. I bought it blindfolded and eventually gave it to my dad. I see this for people who want to feel old-school; I’m 45 and I get the vibe. If you want to add years to your almanac, this is the jewel. P.S.: There’s no orange in it at night, despite what the description says.

• JuanPN

  March 15, 2023

  

  The opening is pepper, and after a few minutes, bitter orange and nutmeg become noticeable. I can’t quite distinguish the rhubarb note. Despite being called Night Time, it can be worn perfectly throughout the day in winter. It doesn’t have the best longevity or sillage, but it’s very pleasant; as others said, it reminds me of Axe Musk (80s and 90s fragrances) due to that talc-like sweetness. It’s for cool and cold days; I wouldn’t wear it in summer. Recommended for people 25 and older.

• JuanPN

  March 23, 2023

  

  Starts with a peppery touch, then that root bitterness and nutmeg come through. I can’t quite pick out the rhubarb. Despite the ‘Night Time’ name, it works great during winter days. It’s not the best in longevity or sillage, but it smells fantastic. As someone mentioned, it reminds me of Axe Musk from the 80s/90s due to that powdery sweetness. Ideal for cool days, not summer. Best for ages 25 and up.