- Product details
- Description
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Release Date:
2022
Brand: Joop!
Line: homme le parfum
Product Type: perfumes
Classification: elite
Country: Germany
Made in: France
Gender: for men
Scent Type: fougere, gourmet
Top Notes: Lavender
Heart Notes: Iris
Base Notes: Tonka Beans
The Joop! Homme Le Parfum is a bold fragrance that embodies the spirit of provocation and freedom, transporting its wearers to a world of men who are not afraid to go beyond conventions and break the rules. This rich and intense aroma blends woody and sweet notes with warm and fougère accents, creating an olfactory experience that awakens the senses and radiates fiery masculinity. It is playfully luxurious and scandalously enticing and symbolizes courage and strength of spirit.
The olfactory pyramid of Joop! Homme Le Parfum:
Top notes delicately open the composition with fragrant, tender lavender overflows.
Heart notes fill the aromatic climax with floral-powdery, woody-earthly iris motifs.
Base notes delight with the vanilla-caramel nuances of tonka beans.
Reviews about Joop! Homme Le Parfum
The product lacks variety from start to finish. I can't detect any lavender or other notes—just a suffocating, heavy monotony that seems impossible to give any direction to. I believe whether you like it or not doesn't depend on age but rather on personal preference and perception. After using this, fragrances that I thought I was tired of, like "Versace" Dylan Blue, "Dunhill," "Davidoff," "Azzaro," and "Lalique," actually seem more appealing and melodic.
The fragrance matches the described scent profile and has excellent longevity. It's a great choice for men over 40.
I bought it as a gift for my husband. This fragrance is absolutely amazing. It opens up immediately and has an incredibly cool scent. It's unique and long-lasting. It should only be applied on the body (chest, back of the neck, wrist). I'm a bit scared to write this review so it doesn't get sold out and disappear. Women are absolutely thrilled by it, they try to hug you. It has a slightly aphrodisiac effect.