Christian Audigier For Him

12 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• DavidLalique

  January 27, 2015

  

  I just received an order and this is among them. It’s incredible that there aren’t many reviews for this gem of a fragrance. Its scent is sweet but not overwhelming. In the first phase, it’s superb with those blackberries, rum, pears, and grapefruit mixed incredibly well. Its only flaw is that it doesn’t last more than 6 hours, but I recommend it for afternoon/night outings. My rating: 8/10.

• daniel M

  April 12, 2015

  

  I bought it but didn’t like it much. At first, it smells like blackberries, which isn’t bad, but then I detect a tobacco scent. Maybe it’s good for people who like tobacco, but not for me. Still, considering the price, it’s a good buy: it has good projection and lasts about 5 hours. If you like sweet perfumes with a tobacco touch, it’s ideal. The bottle is very pretty, especially the cap which looks like a very luxurious royal crown.

• daniel M

  April 22, 2015

  

  I bought it and it didn’t quite hit the spot for me. It starts with a nice blackberry scent, but then you pick up a tobacco note. That might be perfect for someone looking for that profile, but not for me. Still, it’s worth the price—it has great sillage and lasted about 5 hours on me. If you like sweet scents with a hint of tobacco, this is ideal. The bottle is gorgeous, especially the cap, which looks like a royal crown and feels very luxurious.

• karlwind

  January 6, 2016

  

  Rich, original, and cheap. Smells like spices and is different.

• Leo Matos

  August 5, 2016

  

  I can’t believe the price; it’s so cheap and smells so rich. Ugh. If you don’t have it, blind buy it and add it to your collection.

• Leo Matos

  August 17, 2016

  

  I can’t believe the price of this perfume; it’s so cheap yet so rich. Uffffffffff… If you don’t have it, blind test it and add it to your collection.

• lalo

  February 12, 2017

  

  I bought it, and honestly, it didn’t grab me; it has a bitter note I can’t quite identify (I think it’s tobacco) that really turned me off. Plus, it doesn’t have any projection for anyone—it just clings to the skin. I wouldn’t buy it again or recommend it to anyone.

• lalo

  March 5, 2017

  

  I bought it, but honestly, it didn’t convince me. There’s a bitter note I can’t quite identify (seems to be tobacco) that I just didn’t like. Plus, it doesn’t project much; most of the time it stays right on the skin. I wouldn’t buy it again or recommend it.

• Darkbeat

  March 6, 2017

  

  I bought it excited by the reviews, and although it has a strange scent, for the price, it’s not bad. The downside is moderate longevity and a very weak trail, almost everything stays on the skin. It opens with a delicious spiced blackberry liqueur. Then the leather and suede kick in, giving a sensation of fruity tobacco with cinnamon but bitter, an undeclared note I think comes from the mix of leather, suede, and moss. The dry down lasts about 5 hours, very close to the skin, with subtle herbal notes. I didn’t dislike it, but I don’t love it either. Recommended to test before buying.

• Rogue Man

  December 27, 2022

  

  Absolutely spectacular. Yes, it’s synthetic, but that mix of rum and blackberry creates a liquor-like aroma that I love and has earned me compliments. In the end, it leaves that leather note without any sweetness. The performance isn’t the best, but I’m hooked.

• molletmod.73

  September 12, 2024

  

  Audigier Blue by Caroline Sabas is undoubtedly the most mature and well-executed fragrance in the line. People often mistakenly confuse it with Ed Hardy because of the old-school tattoo theme on the bottle, which attracts a younger, rock-oriented, or subculture crowd. I picked it up in a pack at Notino, and it’s a soft, suede-like leather mixed with that typical commercial blue scent (think Bleu de Chanel or Sauvage), perfect for going out at night. At first glance, it smells like a drugstore classic like Druni or Primor: damn, I’ve heard this before. It’s balanced like a Just Cavalli Him with a fresh touch of Montblanc Legend, less powdery, and features fruity notes of blackberry and pear that keep it light. The rum is barely noticeable. Longevity is moderate, about 3-4 hours like the Cavalli, but watch out: the suede leather gets clogged above 27 degrees, though it holds up better in a club. It’s not for guys under 25 looking for something better; it smells generic, doesn’t last long, and the opening is brief and slightly alcoholic. However, it smells good, is versatile, doesn’t smell like an ex-boyfriend, and is insanely cheap. Some compare it to CK One Shock or Eros, but they’re very different: Eros smells like mint and CK like smoky amber. It’s worth it if you’re looking for versatile leather, a rocker style, without strong odors or niche prices. The best from the Audigier house, guys.

• molletmod.73

  September 24, 2024

  

  Christian Audigier for Him, created by perfumer Caroline Sabas. It’s the ‘blue’ in the collection and arguably the most mature (and best) of all the men’s fragrances from this cult American house. Many people mistakenly call it and sell it as ‘Ed Hardy’ due to the old-school tattoo theme and the E.H. logo on the bottles. Naturally, its audience is young, rocker, biker, or into tattoo subculture. I picked it up at Notino in a cool, budget-friendly pack; it fits right in with soft, worn-leather generics mixed with the classic best-sellers like Bleu de Chanel, Dylan Blue, and Dior Sauvage. It gives a modern, versatile, commercial, youthful, and edgy nighttime vibe. At first sniff, it reminded me of a budget chain brand like Druni or Primor, which are classics in Spain now: damn, I’ve smelled this before. To balance it out: it’s like the tiny Just Cavalli Him EDT with a light touch of Montblanc Legend EDT, but less powdery than the Cavalli and fresher, especially in the opening, thanks to blackberry and pear notes. I barely notice the rum note. Longevity and sillage: fair to moderate. Like the Cavalli, max 3-4 hours and personal trail. Watch out, suede leather gets overwhelming above 27°C. If you’re in a pub or club, it’s a different story, though it feels weak compared to Rabanne, Versace, and other dancefloor kings. Even though it feels youthful, don’t freak out; for kids under 25, there are better options. The worst: slightly generic scent, not sold everywhere so you have to hunt for it, and the opening is short and a bit alcoholic. The best: smells great, highly versatile, you won’t smell like an ex-boyfriend, and it’s super affordable. Some compare it to CK One Shock or Versace Eros, but honestly, they’re only similar in parts of their evolution. Eros smells like sweet mint and CK One Shock like smoky amber. This takes a different path. Is it worth it? If you want versatile leather scents, a rugged rocker vibe, without stinky challenges or expensive niche perfumes, and at a fair price, go for it. The best from the Audigier house for guys.