Rabanne Eau De Toilette Pour Homme 100ml

It is a Great Fragrance, Fresh, Citrusy and Green. Too bad it is discontinued ! I bought it blind-buy after watching on YouTube and reading the positive comments. It opens up with slightly sweet fresh spicy , citrusy , floral and green notes in the background then dry down is semi sweet musky woody. The Orange Blossom and Basil notes are dominant in this perfume. This is perfect for the spring and summer, l'm so happy that I have it in my collection. Longevity is Average. Rating : 7.5 / 10

The "Paco Rabanne pour Homme (After Shave) | Paco Rabanne" appeals to me just as much as the "Paco Rabanne pour Homme (Eau de Toilette) | Paco Rabanne". The scent is more suited for the older gentlemen's crowd, but I still fully embrace it. With my miniature of the after shave, the longevity is about 6 to 7 hours, which is really good for this type, and the sillage is also quite satisfactory. In the top note, you encounter green herbs like rosemary and clary sage. A fine balsamic quality is also present here. In the background, there are subtle citrus hints. The heart note then presents itself beautifully floral thanks to lavender and geranium. The base has a vanilla touch from tonka beans and amber. I was surprised by a honey-like sweetness. Oakmoss has an earthy scent here, but to my delight, it is not unpleasant at all. Tobacco beautifully rounds off the fragrance in the end. Even though the fragrance dates back to 1973, I find it simply timeless and very masculine.

Elegant, masculine, shaving foam, soapy, musky green and lavender (short) scent. It has a musky base and in the same genre, due to the shaving foam hints it has, it can be compared to Rogue's Mousse Ilumine and, in part, to Polo Green (the latter much more robust and leathery). In general it maintains an aromatic, clean and fresh sensation, almost as if it has just been bleached. It has a good persistence, let's say it covers 6 hours rather easily and it's not a trail or crazy projection perfume, it always remains rather discreet but very present. The vintage version, needless to say, is a completely different thing from the modern one. For lovers of classic and timeless men's, in my opinion, it is an absolute must.

The Godfather of all cologne. Doesn’t last long. A pleasure for a hard man’s senses. It has a calming effect. Citrus and tobacco. One of the original clean scents but light years ahead of its time.

Paco Rabanne Pour Homme is a well-mannered, masculine classic. It opens with An aromatic arpeggio of rosemary, sage, and rosewood on top of intertwined geranium and lavender. A base of honey, amber, moss, and musk emerges after about 45 minutes that is masculine without being animalic. If Kouros is a bit too much for you, then get a bottle of PRPH. If the odd sharp note in Caron’s #3 has become annoying, then get a bottle of PRPH. If Eau Sauvage is a bit too citrussy and soft for you, then get a bottle of PRPH. If you like to wear masculine fragrances without smelling unnaturally macho, then PRPH is for you.