5 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Benjamin Delgado

  September 27, 2023

  

  I love it.

• georgequeue

  June 1, 2020

  

  The No. 1 for Men is an absolute disaster, best forgotten! It smells like a women’s moisturizer with too many florals and animal notes, super persistent and annoying. What man pays $600 for 50 ml to smell like this? It’s incomprehensible! The worst thing I’ve tried in perfumery… Waste of money!

• delluis

  November 7, 2018

  

  The price is totally unjustified.

• MarcusRS

  October 31, 2018

  

  It’s a hypercomplex fragrance that only offers 2 seconds of a pleasant citrus opening before turning into a saturated, muddled unisex scent, with very feminine floral tones where vanilla and amber dominate everything. Clive Christian’s No. 1 for Men is the antithesis of Lao Tzu: less is more, and more is less. A boring fragrance, ridiculously expensive, and another flop in its segment that takes forever to show its lack of charm, reminding me of the judge from Pink Floyd’s The Wall. The perfect example that more money doesn’t equal creative quality.

• Götterdämmerung

  April 13, 2018

  

  Clive Christian’s No. 1 fragrance has many contrasts. Ideal for men who want to show their feminine side and have a charming floral heart. The floral heart notes are lily, iris, heliotrope, ylang ylang, jasmine, and roses. The woods, softened by musk, carry this floral bouquet to an oriental base. So, the fresh top notes, like green lemon, mandarin, and grapefruit, gain depth. Let’s not even talk about the price because it doesn’t define quality. Price isn’t what you smell; it’s just a sales indicator. Although an exorbitant price doesn’t guarantee quality nor does a cheap one rule it out, $865 for 50 ml is very expensive. Until 2006, it was the most expensive perfume in history.