
Azzaro
pour Homme is a aromatic and woody fragrance for men from Azzaro, launched in 1978. It opens with lavender, lemon and caraway, settles into vetiver and patchouli and dries down to oakmoss, leather and amber.
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Best Clone
The best clone of Azzaro pour Homme is Black by Cuba, with a 76% accuracy score. Available from FragranceNet for $8, about 93% cheaper than the $118 original.
What people who wear Azzaro pour Homme report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Gerard Anthony and Richard Wirtz.
Listed as Men
“Smells like a fresh haircut. vaguely similar to some of my shave soaps. I dont recall a barbershop ever smelling like this but somehow the scent just smells exactly like a barbershop should. There is something nostalgic about it even though male fragrances are rarely worn in my area. I spent so much money exploring fougeres but the one I needed to pick up was this budget gem. Smells far beyond its price point for me.”
“Versatile, formal and timelessThis fragrance has a quite characteristic musky and lemony smell that somewhat is fresh and can be worn in most weather conditions and most occasions (mostly formal), it's quite versatile and somewhat timeless, only letdown by its performance.It doesn't last very long, it doesn't project that good but it gets a few compliments.Blind buy it if you like fresh musky scents but be aware of the performance.”
“I was in a queue at bank, the guy standing in front of me was smelling so good that I had to ask him his scent, he told me he was wearing The Ruler and told me it's the dupe of Azzaro Pour Homme, and he reviewed the dupe version is the best and has much better performance than the original. I can see people here are asking about a substitute, I can vouch for The Ruler and can recommend it to every men even I don't mind using this male scent as it smells so heavenly!”