Ungaro Pour L’Homme III Oud

5 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Josesan

  October 11, 2017

  

  It’s a pleasant rose-oud oriental. Rose and oud dominate from the start without changing. I don’t notice the cocoa or pepper from the description, but the rose is everywhere. Are they trying to trick us with the ingredients? That always happens to me. But its simplicity isn’t bad; it’s linear, sweet, and woody. Attractive for dusk, night, and cold weather. Moderate sillage and longevity.

• wildkatzen

  October 29, 2017

  

  Ungaro Oud has a soul similar to Ferrari Oud, but here the red rose is actually there, and a lot! It’s a rich, masculine oud. If you try real Arab perfumes, you’ll see these are diluted copies; Arabs use them intensely and they last days, not hours. The oud takes you to dark spice-filled deserts.

• sonico87

  May 12, 2018

  

  I bought this blindly from a new brand, and honestly, it didn’t hook me. To me, it smells like a funeral or something weird, and oud just isn’t my thing. I tried it and only wanted it to go away. Plus, the bottle is low quality, especially the gold part; it looks like a toy and I don’t even think it’s worth gifting.

• jerry drake

  June 18, 2019

  

  Thanks to Josesan for letting me try this gem that’s definitely staying in my closet. I’m really surprised: it’s softer and sweeter than Ferrari Essence, without being as potent or smoky. It’s a light, woody oud that’s comforting thanks to the cocoa, balanced by a hint of pepper. Modern, discreet, and perfect for daytime or cool nights. Lasts half a day and projects with elegance.

• pedjalazaro

  February 19, 2020

  

  I’m obsessed. It starts with cardamom and pepper spices that settle into an oud with cocoa, a powdery touch, and leather. It’s dry, dark, with sweet accents and a worn-in vibe. Smells great, lasts all night, and has moderate sillage. Thanks to Josesan. Perfect for autumn and winter nights.