Prada L'Homme Intense Eau de Parfum ,100 ml

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Well, I already knew about the regular Prada L'Homme or had heard of it, but as a newcomer in the fragrance world at that time, I had not yet seen an Intense version... Performance is very good. Especially the durability, which is double-digit. The sillage of the EdT I find better. This of the Intense is but also very good and sprays a noble impression. MARLEN: You know, I immediately recognized L'Homme as a Prada, and when I smelled Intense I though, "Yup, totally Prada." Here I'm thinking of Infusion d'Iris, Infusion d'Homme, and the Luna Rossa line, especially. L'Homme and Intense are definitely related to the last two, but Parfum Absolue, not as much. And I agree with what you said about the dryness. Even though I mentioned that neroli and amber sweeten L'Homme, and that Intense is even sweeter, I should also add that there is a dryness here that turns me off, especially in Intense. I can appreciate Andrier's composition but for me, it goes a bit...sour? I had the same problem with Infusion D'Homme and Luna Rossa. The only Prada fragrance I wear is Luna Rossa Extreme, and sometimes I even have problems with that one due to the dryness of the pepper and the labdanum. 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?

Zugeschlagen I have at the end of last year at a discount campaign and this I have almost outrageously cheap. Qualitatively, this series can easily keep up with niche fragrances. One gets a very noble fragrance qualitatively extremely high. Familiar quality of Daniela Andrier.I've tried it every now and then for months now. Intense is just too sweet to me, speak, sweet in the wrong way. A slightly leathery, almost fruity sweetness. Where others think they like it because it's not as powdery or dusty as Dior Homme (Intense) or Valentino Uomo (Intense), I miss something like this as a counterweight to weave the sweetness into an odorous carpet that I find pleasant in the long run. JOHN: We've found ourselves talking about iris scents again! Do you think that Prada L'Homme is a particularly iris-centered scent, and what would you say about it against other contemporary iris scents? We keep on trashing L'Oréal and Coty for being terrible but it's not always true. Burberry left interparfums for coty and the fragrances are EXACTLY the same. There are things that L'Oréal has done with YSl that I don't understand. Body Kouros has been watered down Kouros and opium are on the way out. Yet I have two bottles of M7 made by L'Oréal and they are amazing from the smell to the performance. Or it could be possible that some ingredient was substituted to another by Givaudan themselves (owners of the formula) due to supply chain issues on raw materials?

I'm noting: A great fragrance that has a little darkness and is much more flexible than its scent relatives and shines with an outstanding durability. I even don't know if a 2019 Puig batch would differ from my 2017 one, I haven't tried and compared both. That's why I'm going to sell the bottle, although I'm sure I feel funny about it, - it's a really good and beautifully made product. 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... This Prada cologne, does have a more mature profile, which isn’t to say that younger guys cannot wear it. However, it’s one that works extremely well dressed up, or out for an evening on the town. It is fresh and elegant and doesn’t have any of the overly youthful sweetness.The long answer is: L'Oreal has their own internal evaluation teams that do not involve the input of designers when choosing fragrances to develop, release, or retain when taking over from previous manufacturers. Yvonne Anekwe was named in particular in the book for being especially brutal and commercially-minded with her job of developing and maintaining fragrance portfolios. As you may have heard there's a fair bit amount of discussion lately about Prada L'Homme Intense being discontinued.