
Fendi
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A luminous Italian barbershop elegance opens with crisp herbaceous accords of coriander and lavender brightened by citrus, creating an air of refined sophistication and understated charm. The composition deepens into a sophisticated woody leather base enriched with warm amber, patchouli, and vanilla, establishing a timeless masculinity that ages gracefully on the skin.
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Best Clone
The best clone of Fendi Uomo is Al Azal by Lattafa, with a 72% accuracy score. Available from FragranceNet for $15, about 87% cheaper than the $110 original.
What people who wear Fendi Uomo report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Listed as Men
“I love this perfume,only 10% left in the bottle from the original formula back in 1989...It is something that i can not explain,,,every time i had this on myself in 89/90s i had the best compliments from girls,because that time other people used Pino Silvestre (almost every men) and RALON after shave...Sillage is beyond the limit (24h plus) just after 24h it starst fading but can be smelled in the next 3-4 days...No one can beat FENDI in this type longevity and sillage plus projection...”
“I have the Bethco EDT's. Longevity is about 6.5/10. Projection is the same. I get zero compliments with this, probably because I smell like Lorenzo Lamas in 1989, which is fine with me. Keep in mind the dry-down is very dated, definately borders a unisex. The leathery-powdery lipstick scent, sticks out like a sore thumb---and hangs around for too long, about as long as a guy in skinny jeans with a bottle of white wine and a Dan Fogelberg LP.”
“This has to be one of the strongest men's fragrances ever made. It's very bold yet elegant and masculine at the same time. It's longlasting and is certain to bring you compliments, provided you just spay 1-2 sprays. Much more than that and you'll certainly clear the room.”
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