Pour Homme

Pour Homme by Versace is a masculine-leaning eau de toilette from 2008 in the designer price tier. It opens with lemon, bergamot and neroli, moves into clary sage, geranium and cedarwood and dries down to white musk, tonka bean and amber. Expect around 6 hours of wear, and it projects at a moderate level.

Notes, explained

Opening

Lemon Clean, sour, instantly recognisable. Bright but burns off fast.
Bergamot Sharp citrus with a faint bitter edge. The opening of about half of all men's fragrances.
Neroli Distilled orange blossom. Green, soapy and elegant.

Heart

Clary Sage Softer, sweeter sage with an ambery undertone. Warm and herbal.
Geranium Rosy and minty at once. Reads masculine more often than not.
Cedarwood Dry, pencil-shaving woodiness. Clean and structural.

Dry-down

White Musk Clean, soft, laundry-like. The 'smells like nothing but better' note.
Tonka Bean Almond, hay and vanilla in one. Warm and slightly nutty.
Amber Warm, golden and resinous. Not a real material — a blend that glows.

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