Moschino Pour Homme

Bergamot, Green Notes, Lavender, Clary Sage, Rosemary.
Carnation, Jasmine, Orris, Rose, Thyme.
Amber, Benzoin, Castoreum, Cedar, Labdanum, Leather, Styrax, Tonka Bean.

One terrific reason for keeping atomized samples for years on end is that you can always go back and try them again. It's amusing to see if your perception has changed or if the fragrance is exactly how you remembered it to be.

I did a very brief review on Moschino Pour Homme about 3 years ago and it was a positive one at that. I've always liked this masculine and wearing it anew hasn't seemed to sway me in the other direction. It is definitely a period piece ( 1990 ), but it would still rock in today's more formal affairs or anything ( for that matter ) that requires elegant attire.

In truth, I admit that, to me, Moschino Pour Homme isn't a versatile fragrance in spite of smelling very good. It's also stealthy in the respect that it embodies a very full character without overpowering those around you. I can't imagine wearing this classic in a setting other than formal or even somber.

The interplay between balsamic, sweet, spice and leather is rather commendable. There's a warmness to Moschino Pour Homme and I perceive a "leathery quality" in lieu of straight up leather. It also maintains a suppleness to the entire composition and the attenuation is excellent. "Balance" is what I notice most about Moschino Pour Homme and for those who like Bel Ami by Hermes, you would ( more than likely ) have an affinity for this one as well. The citrus, spices, floral notes and base compositions are similar enough to warrant comparison. I like both masculines, but would choose Moschino ,if forced, because it smells a tad more unique to me.

Since you now know that Moschino smells good, leans formal and maintains a polite presence, is it too stodgy for a younger male to wear in appropriate situations?

For some, perhaps it would be, but I'm persuaded that it would perform well on anyone because it has an aroma all its own and is never, ever rude. If I smelled this on someone in their 20's or 30's, I would inwardly smile and simply assume that the individual is very self-assured and in the hobby as well. After all, how many people do YOU KNOW that wear Moschino Pour Homme?

Sillage is moderate and within an hour morphs into a personal space scent. Longevity is approximately 4 hours before the need to reapply. Once again, a big thumbs up from Aromi for Moschino Pour Homme and as always, a sample wear is recommended.