Silver Man

3 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Brasidas

  May 26, 2015

  

  I walked in expecting a typical citrus and floral cologne, maybe generic, but I found something much more interesting. It’s floral with white flowers, musk, and a hint of incense. The first impression was ethereal, like a beautiful woman in a white dress walking past me. Then it evolves, gains body, and becomes soapy, even with a waxy sensation, yet stays light and pleasant, fitting the cologne concept well. Although it has a slight plum note, the citrus is barely noticeable. Even though it’s marketed as men’s, it’s unisex and works great for both. It’s a beautiful daytime fragrance—not opulent, but full of depth and consistency.

• nogu28

  July 24, 2017

  

  I bought a sample, and honestly, it was a flop on the first sniff. It smelled very strong, almost like an ‘old man,’ and I wouldn’t recommend it for young people because it felt jarring to me. I didn’t even dare apply it to my skin. Sorry if others like it, but for me, it was a bad purchase.

• Juanfra_Rguez

  September 2, 2022

  

  Starts with a zesty citrus and patchouli burst that wakes up the senses, like biting into a fresh lemon, yet softened by a creamy sweetness. It evolves into something super clean and soapy, with body and an intense floral trail for the first two hours. No single flower stands out; instead, it’s that Ylang-Ylang amidst soap foam, paired with fresh (not dark) vetiver and the ever-present patchouli. The incense is soft, clean, and tasty—nothing churchy. The musk adds an animalic touch that anchors it to the skin for about 6 hours. In short, Silver is vibrant, luminous, and perfect for any occasion; the only downside is its short longevity, typical of Amouage, so you’ll need to reapply the diffuser after 5 or 6 hours to keep enjoying it.