Men
Carven Pour Homme
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Descripción
Carven Pour Homme by Carven is a woody-spicy fragrance for men. Launched in 2014, this composition was created by Francis Kurkdjian and Patricia Choux. The top notes unfold with violet leaf and grapefruit; the heart reveals sage, nutmeg, and cedar; while the base notes settle on vetiver and sandalwood.
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Notas clave
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Salida
violet leaf
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Corazón
sage
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Base
vetiver
Comunidad
461 votos
- Positivo 73%
- Negativo 18%
- Neutral 9.3%
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It’s a solid creation in its woody-spicy genre. Although it didn’t seduce me much, except for its brief top notes that clearly announce the perfume. Maybe the fact that it was designed for autumn-winter didn’t allow for the best test conditions due to the summer heat in Spain; it would be worth testing it again. The noses behind it are very skilled, but it feels like this Carven Pour Homme stays too close to the skin with an acceptable sillage. Its clash of notes and obvious, unique originality are notable. Maybe the sillage was the issue, but we’ll see.
Just tested it again, now in winter. Nothing new to highlight except that I find the perfume too minimalist in its notes; its alchemy is great, but I’d emphasize its top notes again—they’re the best for me, with a lot of personality that defines an elegant and versatile fragrance (though I assume this because it lasts very little on my skin). I’m certain it’s not for me, even though Lola at the Corte Inglés Sorolla counter says otherwise.
Carven doesn’t cut it. Pour Homme is neither good nor bad; it’s something we’ve smelled a million times: a mix of Fahrenheit, Carolina Herrera, Green Irish Tweed, 212, and Narciso without the musk, featuring a metallic and herbal touch that isn’t bad. Asking more than 30 euros for 100 ml is ridiculous. The opening is awful—sticky bergamot and ambroxan, with a repulsive, muddy, fruity sweetness. After 15 minutes, it settles into its final version: a classic violet leaf lotion with an electric aftertaste. It doesn’t smell like tarred or cold violet, but halfway between both; you detect the sugar first, then the ethereal coldness. The sage (which I love) gives it a mystical, spicy vibe, setting it apart from other office lotions and adding an electric, ozony green note. It’s a scent without personality, a generic juice in an pretentious bottle, plus it’s overpriced and overrated.
Bought it out of curiosity with a good discount: it smells nice, perfect for the office or a quiet day at home, but it really doesn’t stand out. It’s just one of thousands of fragrances that smell the same; no sillage, no projection, no distinct notes. A ‘meh’—I enjoyed it while it lasted, but I wouldn’t buy it again.