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VV Man

Francis Deleamont
Perfumista
Francis Deleamont
3.56 de 5
112 votos

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Descripción

VV Man by Roberto Verino is a woody-spicy fragrance for men. Launched in 2004, this composition was created by Francis Deleamont and Ilias Ermenidis. The top notes unfold with melon, orange, cardamom, mandarin, and bergamot; the heart reveals pepper, cloves, violet, heliotrope, cinnamon, rose, and jasmine; while the base notes settle on cedar, sandalwood, musk, ambergris, patchouli, and algalia (civet).

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Cuándo llevarla (votos)

  • Invierno 11%
  • Primavera 38%
  • Verano 27%
  • Otoño 24%
  • Día 63%
  • Noche 37%

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Comunidad

112 votos

  • Positivo 63%
  • Negativo 27%
  • Neutral 9.8%

Pirámide olfativa

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Características

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6 reseñas

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  • Holy shit. Smells like rotten melon, sour orange, and ambergris fat. It’s a soft, sickly thing with that sour taste that makes you nauseous. It’s like fresh dismembered bones, overripe cucumber, or slimy chicken breast; as if you were eating a raw gull. It’s one of the most repulsive perfumes I’ve ever tried, a decomposing fruity musk with a greasy smell. It reminds me of a grease trap; it makes my hair stand up just by smelling it. FragranceNet says someone wore it to bed and had morbid, sick dreams of fucking an old woman.

  • Horrible. A blend of melon, overripe orange flesh, and ambergris; it’s spoiled, sickly, soft, mushy, with sour and unbearable aromatic undertones. It smells like freshly dismembered bones, overripe cucumber, slimy chicken breast, like eating a gull raw in bites. Honestly, I think it’s one of the most repulsive perfumes I’ve ever tried, like a fruity musk but spoiled, smelling of grease. It reminds me of a butter churn; it makes my hair stand on end just by smelling it. Looking at the English version on Fragrantica, one user said they wore it before bed and had morbid, sickly dreams where they were having sex with an old woman.

  • Terrible! It’s a fragrance that irritates the senses; I bought it blindly at a very low price back then. Even the cheapest car air freshener doesn’t smell like this nonsensical mix of essences. A ball of mothballs smells better—that says it all.

  • Absolutely terrible! It drives your senses to the breaking point. I bought it blindly because it was cheap, and it’s absolute trash. Even the cheapest car air freshener smells better than this nonsensical mix of essences. A ball of mothballs smells better; that’s all I need to say.

  • What a disaster! This is an abomination beyond description. I used this fragrance back in the mid-2000s—it was a gift—and I remember wearing it on nights out with absolute certainty that it wasn’t even close to this current trash. In fact, it was a scent that made me feel incredibly comfortable, pleasant, and unique. A few years later, some months ago, I stumbled upon a chance to buy it again at a good price and decided to add it back to my collection, hoping to recapture the wonderful memories it left behind… BIG MISTAKE! The moment I sprayed it on my skin, I automatically felt massive nausea and discomfort unlike anything I’ve ever experienced with another fragrance (I’m using euphemisms because this is a truly foul smell trapped in a bottle), and I could only get rid of it by showering immediately. I understand that this might be due to expiration, degradation, oxidation, or other chemical changes, which I’m not qualified to explain in detail in this humble review. Bottom line, I got rid of this nightmare as fast as possible and would never recommend it to anyone, unless they’re into being gross enough to try it.

  • Seven_Dave

    Oh my god, what a nightmare! This abomination has no name. In the mid-2000s, I used to wear this fragrance for free to go out partying, and I swear it wasn’t this garbage we have now; back then I loved it and felt comfortable. A few months ago I found it cheap to relive that good memory… BIG MISTAKE! As soon as I applied it, I got huge nausea and a discomfort I’ve never felt with any perfume before (this is just a stench in a bottle). It only wore off after I showered immediately. Maybe it’s due to expiration or chemical oxidation; I don’t know the chemistry well, but it’s a mess. I got rid of this quickly and wouldn’t recommend it to anyone unless they want to feel morbid.