Thank you Sebastian, 'Smelling Great' for turning me on to Biagotti Pour Homme. I now have lots of Biagotti. Biogotti Cedre is a deft and thoughtful blend. Really nice to see a fragrance that can capture delicate Cedar, in moist air, just a hint. I've been wearing the original Roma Uomo since at least 2009 and had never paid much attention to their flankers until I saw Scent Land (who also has a review below) giving this flanker "Cedro" high praise not once but on two separate occasions. I dare say that this is actually even better than the original. This may be the best woody-green fougere of the decade, with absolutely unprecedented ingredient quality and blending for this price point. Impostato dal plugin GDPR Cookie Consent, questo cookie viene utilizzato per registrare il consenso dell'utente per i cookie nella categoria "Analytics". Impostato dal plugin GDPR Cookie Consent, questo cookie viene utilizzato per memorizzare il consenso dell'utente per i cookie nella categoria "Altri".

This is a gorgeous scent with modest longevity. It is ever clean, some forest and a really seductive base. Drydown is very sexy, clean and natural. It is for everyday living. It is using cedar with more restraint.

This is specially true for Amber, which - it's assumed - should divert the nose without engaging the brain. So those looking for a dumb reach might be discombobulated by this sweet and sour Amber - which is nose candy that also does conversation. Laura Biagiotti was born in 1943 as the daughter of a designer. Her passion and flair for fashion began in the cradle. Since her first collection in Florence in 1972, fashion by Laura Biagiotti has been characterised by its unique, Italian-inspired elegance. Above all, her designs emphasise the femininity of the wearer. Her typical, distinguished look is created with a self-evident nonchalance. Her stylish designs made Laura Biagiotti a sought-after designer throughout the world. Her later designs, including for women with fuller figures, also radiate breath-taking self-confidence and pure joie de vivre. Il cookie è impostato dal plugin GDPR Cookie Consent per registrare il consenso dell'utente per i cookie nella categoria "Funzionali". Evening: If at midday the fragrance gave its best, now, like an old man, it starts to become sweet leaving the street sparkling and sensual. Amber in the afternoon warns that something is changing at nightfall, making the gap between Morning salty notes and Sweet evening notes.

|Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Roma Uomo was created for the gentleman who possesses the secret to innate elegance and whose gestures reflect the natural allure of those men whose personality is formed by the myriad nuances and facets of a culture that exalts differences to express beauty. Nappalra remek választás, hiszen ez egy friss, energikus nyári illat. A meleg időben a citrom, grapefruit és narancs keveréke feldobja a hangulatot.Laura Biagiotti ROMA impresses above all with modern design and lovely details. High-quality decorative stones, elaborate textures or graphic prints embellish the tops and dresses of the designer. Laura Biagiotti ROMA relies on fine natural materials such as premium cashmere, finest quality cotton and other premium materials. These high-quality fabrics, paired with a first-class finish, make her fashion durable and timeless favourites. I cookie di performance sono utilizzati per comprendere e analizzare gli indici di performance chiave del sito web che aiutano a fornire una migliore esperienza utente per i visitatori. Cookie

I finally got around to purchasing this. It has been on my radar since the early 90's. Why it took so long is beyond me. It is everything I'd hoped for, in a fragrance from the 80's.I say this because Roma Uomo tries to be both a 90's shampoo clean scent, an oriental, and something green or more typically aromatic that one might expect from an Italian perfume house, failing on all accounts. The opening is tangerine and grapefruit sweetened with a puff of calone and then made green with basil, bay laurel, and galbanum. This vomitous clash of clean sweetness and dry green only gets worse when a metallic geranium and galaxolide laundry musk rest on top of some bitter juniper in the heart, making the whole thing smell like the chalky orange from children's chewable Aspirin/Tylenol. The base is sandaxol (santal mysore) wielded crudely with cedar and a funkier ambery musk that smells like the body odor someome might try to cover with this once the base begins clashing with the top and heart. Vanilla and oakmoss do what they can here to smooth things in the base but it really isn't enough, making this queasy clash of shampoo, herbs, metallic notes, dirty musk, and synthetic woods a real nightmare. By the late stages of the wear, Roma Uomo by Laura Biagiotta isn't as massively harsh, since the shampoo notes and laundry musk quiet down and let the aromatics and longer-lasting oriental elements do the talking, but it isn't enough to tolerate the rest. Wear time is way over 10 hours and sillage is more than you'd ever need, although something this "summery" overall feels best when used in hotter weather if not inside a stifling night club. Laura Biagiotta was known in fashion circles as the "Queen of Cashmere" for popularizing the use of the fabric in the fashion industry, but the name of Biagiotta is best known among perfume collectors for the eponymous Laura Biagiotta (1982) and the smash hit Roma (1988), which gave the name some clout in the perfume market that would carry through into the 90's. Biagiotta had the eponymous Uomo (1989) that proved pretty conventional for the times, but made a bigger splash with men when Roma Uomo (1994) showed up in time for the mid-90's techno craze, meaning it ended up being a club-going signature of many men for years to come. Alongside Iceberg Twice for Men (1995) and Nikos Sculpture Homme (1995), Roma Uomo would do battle with the dominant Jean-Paul Gaultier Le Mâle (1995), although it would ultimately lose that fight even if it has had enough success for the house of Biagiotta to issue flankers under the name. If your idea of a good time is hopping on the Vengabus and heading over to the C&C Music Factory for a glass of Aqua, this might be the fragrance to satisfy your inner Doug & Steve Butabi. For me, it's pretty much a pass, and I can also see why so many people might like this, but just can't get past the execution of it all. 90's clubbers differ from more recent ones in that they don't go for as much rounded sweetness, but this one lets all the various dynamic edges reach out and poke you in the eye. This makes me want to rip a man's clothes off Basenotes was once told. The bottle is based on ancient Roman monuments as Laura Biagiotti likes buildings. Roma Uomo fragrance notes