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Une Histoire d’Homme Irrésistible

4.31 de 5
628 votos

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Une Histoire d'Homme Irrésistible by Mauboussin is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2017, the nose behind this composition is Karine Dubreuil-Sereni. The top notes are fig leaves and bergamot; the heart note is sandalwood; the base note is cedar.

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  • Invierno 17%
  • Primavera 31%
  • Verano 21%
  • Otoño 32%
  • Día 57%
  • Noche 43%

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628 votos

  • Positivo 88%
  • Neutral 7.8%
  • Negativo 4.6%

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  • Does anyone else talk about this? It has few notes but they’re blended masterfully: sandalwood, fig leaves, cedar, bergamot, and those smoky resinous notes from the sandalwood (maybe not listed on the sheet, but they’re there). Summary: good and original compared to a slightly more accessible price point than Chanel.

  • Heads up: this isn’t a common scent, nothing mainstream. It’s a high-end designer fragrance, so don’t be fooled by the fact that few people wear it; it’s peculiar and very good. Upon spraying, a few seconds of alcohol that don’t bother, then bergamota soaked in tender, woody resin—nothing dry or aggressive. Notes of tangerine pop up, soft citrus, there’s a powdery undertone, and everything smells great, synthetic-free even though it contains them. A bit spicy, sharp, maybe clove? Later, ginger appears clearly, coming and going. It’s spicy, fresh, and gummy (smells like sweet gum…), delicious. The fig note comes out gradually without overpowering, clear and well-developed. The resin and good vibe continue. There’s also wood, echoes of cedar and sandalwood. I get an erratic mentholated sensation… soft. It evolves, it’s not flat. The dry-down is rich, of course, depending on taste. I’d wear it for everything: buying bread, the office, the opera, or a spicy date, any time of year, though it leans toward cooler climates. Not for the gym; I prefer my citrus, energizing EDCs. But if you’re heading to dinner or an event after working out, this is ideal; you look well-dressed. Very well designed, pleasant, and distinctive. Discreet projection in my case. What a curious jewelry house, little explored, but my first foray was very enjoyable. The price for 90ml today on a giant online retailer is ridiculous for the quality. Plus, the bottle is gorgeous.

  • It was my first Mauboussin, and given the price, I wasn’t expecting much, especially without reviews. But I bought it blind and absolutely loved it. It’s a mature scent (I’m 50), yet super versatile and pleasant. I recommend it blindly because it’s so cheap; you won’t regret it. After trying more from the brand, my favorites are ‘Homme’, followed by ‘Private’ and ‘Pour Lui’ (both flankers). ‘Aequalis’ is also top-tier (it has iris) but doesn’t last long. Next purchase: ‘Crystal Oud’.

  • Can anyone send me the instruction manual on how to wear this, please? No matter how hard I try, I can’t. To be serious, the projection is pathetic. Granted, I bought it after it was out of stock (new batch). I’m letting it macerate, but I fear it might die before it ever develops any character. Eau de Chirle, I’m sorry. And it doesn’t smell bad… Edit: After months of storage, the longevity is medium-short and the projection is abysmal. Impossible to bother anyone (nobody will smell it, not even yourself). Its ingredients are basically various types of H2O. So if you notice you’re becoming irresistible, credit your own charms, not this watery mess with an infinitesimal essence concentration. If you’re capable of smelling it, dedicate yourself to finding truffles and you’ll get rich!

  • I have a bottle from 2020 and I must say that its projection and longevity, even if it’s not a ‘beast mode’, seem very reasonable. I don’t know if they reformulated it, but I suspect so based on previous comments. It’s a shame because I remember it was a blind buy that turned out perfect. When my girlfriend tried it, we agreed it was a ‘WOW’ scent. It’s one of those aromas that surprises you for being good and unusual. The combination of notes makes a rounded fragrance, with the creaminess of the fig leaf and sandalwood predominating, giving it gravitas without being too formal. In short, I think it’s made to please the masses but stays away from the mainstream. It could be your signature, granting the wearer a pleasant aroma with a touch of distinction.

  • I have a bottle from 2020, and I must say that its projection and longevity, even if it’s not ‘beast mode,’ seem very reasonable. I don’t know if it’s been reformulated, but I suspect it might be given the comments. It’s a pity because I remember buying it blind and it was a total hit. When my girlfriend tried it, she agreed with me that it’s a ‘WOW’ fragrance. It’s one of those scents that surprises you with how good and unusual it is. Its note combination creates a well-rounded fragrance, dominated by the creaminess of the fig leaf and sandalwood, giving it presence without being too formal. In short, I think it’s made to appeal to ‘the masses’ but stays away from the ‘mainstream.’ It could easily be adopted as a signature scent, granting the wearer a pleasant aroma with a touch of distinction.

  • cvidalg2004

    A true revelation for me. Tremendously fresh fragrance with intensity and projection very well suited. The best part is that it doesn’t smell like anything known; it has its own identity. It takes on many designers for a fraction of their price. A must-buy.

  • cvidalg2004

    A true revelation for me. Tremendously fresh fragrance with perfect intensity and projection. The best part is that it doesn’t remind me of anything else; it has its own identity. It beats up many designers for a fraction of the price. A must-have.

  • molletmod.73

    Excellent men’s fragrance, underappreciated and overlooked, especially by the loudmouth perfumer critics on the internet today. It’s cult status, particularly among men over 30 who know their stuff, want to avoid the mainstream, and don’t want to spend a fortune to smell great with something personal. If you’re a serious collector or a fragrance junkie, you need this. Just a heads-up: it’s simple and humble. If you’re only into niche or designer luxury, skip this. Even if you spot similarities to Lalique’s ‘Ombre Noire,’ I think it has an original scent in a designer cheapie. Herbal, woody, and fresh, born from gracefully blending a sweetened fig leaf (without being cloying) with a soft woody base for longevity. It bears a certain resemblance to the Kenzo Pour Homme line but lacks that synthetic aquatic-marine vibe. Mauboussin Irresistible has decent performance (5-6 hours with about 1 hour of close projection), huge versatility for spring and autumn, and can work as a signature scent or for intimate encounters. I don’t see it as overly formal or elegant, but I wouldn’t mind wearing it dressed up. Definitely not for track suits, the beach, or the gym—there are better options for that. To wrap it up, it nails the three B’s: GOOD, BEAUTIFUL, and BARGAIN. Mature, affordable, and charming scent. Total winner, Karine.

  • Currokontodo

    It reminds me a bit of Burberry Men from 1995. But watch out—the Mauboussin is really good; the fig notes are lovely and give it a modern touch, less ‘rough vintage.’ It’s an all-rounder with a pretty opening, though the longevity is short; the fig stays with you for most of the wear. It’s a woody, fresh fig scent, zero cloying, and performs well. Bottom line: it’s not groundbreaking, but it’s very good, good-looking, and cheap. The dry-down is soft, woody, and slightly powdery. I’d give it a 9.

  • Don’t even try to tell me otherwise; I knew from the first sniff that this was inspired by Naxos!

  • Emilio E.M.G.

    What a shame it comes with such a terrible atomizer because the fragrance is absolutely stunning—a sublime take on the art of simplicity. With just a few notes, it manages to be warm, energizing, and elegant all at once. Modern masculinity bottled with style at a ridiculously low price.

  • Adriamataguzman

    Not for me, but I’ll give it credit: it’s a good perfume. Interesting and unique, with a great balance between fig and citrus, grounded by woods. On skin, it’s woodier; as it dries down, the woodiness fades and the citrus freshness comes through. If you like distinct scents and have a collection, it’s highly recommended and priced incredibly well.