Prada L'Homme Intense Eau de Parfum ,100 ml

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What does he smell like? So mMn this scent matched the gentleman at the airport as well as the well-known fist in the eye. It is a fragrance for the groom. A fragrance for really special occasions. DESIGNER'S DESCRIPTION: "At the epicenter of the House, La Femme Prada and L’Homme Prada represent a fluid relationship between polar definitions. The family of fragrances draw on both time honored ingredients and surprising compositions, yielding fragrances that defy expectations. L'Homme Intense is a reinterpretation of the Eau de Toilette of the same name by Prada. The intensive version was developed by the same perfume designer who created the original fragrance: Daniela Andrier. In both compositions the main characteristic feature is the iris. Their powdery, light bouquet in the new version, however, encompasses darker, more aromatic notes. The result is a less floral, but stronger fragrance experience. The composition is almost consistently praised as stylish and mature. In addition, despite its classic charisma, it is quite independent. The perfume is suitable for middle-aged men who like to appear elegant and self-confident. In contrast to the lighter L'Homme, it is more suitable for the cooler half of the year. Easy Start with Rough Aftermath When we left the shop again, I noticed a gentleman; extremely handsome and chic at the same time. Light grey three-piece suit, pink tie, white handkerchief, brown leather monkstraps, business suitcase, travelling alone...

Millions and millions of dollars are at stake so why would a company like Prada give their license to another company that hasn't got a clue? It's not that simple. And Prada would never do that. They aren't stupid. I like Frag frog but he insists that every fragrance made from L'Oréal after Puig is terrible. And I repeat that is not possible.after a certain time, in which I could wear this fragrance now, I would like to present you my view of the things to this Beau. So, today I have another entry from the Prada line of men’s fragrances, and one of the flankers to the original Prada L’Homme: Prada L’Homme Intense. In this post, I am going to cover what’s in it, how it smells, when it should be worn, how long it lasts, and if it is even worth a buy? This Prada is a clean, classy scent and the iris note is simply great. It’s not one to get, if you don’t really enjoy floral or powdery fragrances. The leather and patchouli rough it up and masculinize it, but there is a very good balance at play here. This scent is clean, warm, and sweet with the inclusion of a roasted tonka bean note for good measure. I like how dry the composition is and how the amber sort of soaks the iris.

As you may have heard there's a fair bit amount of discussion lately about Prada L'Homme Intense being discontinued. Why would Prada leave Puig for L'Oréal if they are so horrible? They left Puig because they weren't happy with sales in the long run. Of course it's not a fair comparison because the 2017 bottles is opened since then, alcohol has evaporated a bit which made the pure fragrance oil concentration higher and some volatile top notes may have disappeared too. And I want to mention, that when I asked at a perfumery if they have some bottles left and if they could look where they are made, the SA told me that the latest regular Prada L'Homme EdT which they've got is also made in France. MARLEN HARRISON: When I first smelled L'Homme, I thought it was a nice scent...nice enough to try it on my skin and nice enough to be curious to want to smell it again. With Intense, it wasn't quite love. I did try it on my skin but felt it just wasn't for me. What were your initial thoughts about these two scents? How do you explain your own reactions to the fragrances?It’s really at this time, that I am reminded of Dior Homme and Dior Homme Eau, as L’Homme Intense fits right in line with that series. However, this is stronger on the iris and doesn’t have the leather to the same extent, nor any cacao. The overlap isn’t too extreme. Although I recognize a certain perfection in L'Homme Intense that can also be appreciated, it is not a perfume for me that I can wear with pleasure. The Drydown annoys me even more, because there even more of the foundation of the fragrance is lost, and it reduces even more to this too funny sweet core component.