Homme Nature (1999)
by Yves Rocher

I buy this for my husband and we both like it. On him it's a refreshingly cool, light scent, not at all too strong. Although I like it, it's a little on the boring side. There's nothing really unique about it. Nice and comforting.

I'll put it on every once and a while, and a little goes a long way. I use it when I want to smell fresh and different. Only fresher smell (without the woodsy scents) is Sky by Gendarme...Try it out!

Nice bottle.
Low price.

The smell is a mixed bag.
Natural, organic and non-synthetic on one hand (yes I can sense the cucumber, but maybe only because I know it is one of the notes)
On the other hand it unfortunately has a weird sweet/sour-note which is very off-putting.
Not a recognizable fresh sour by any means...frozen yoghurt at best, though the association with vomit is easily made also and I honestly am not making this up to be funny
To me it's sourish base is very reminiscent to Joop!'s dry-down, a nauseating cloying stink.

I'll keep the nice bottle though, but for a decorative reason only.

Ok smell, I mean for a showergel or shampoo..Very green, very natural. But no development, no warm notes, you'll smell all day like you just a came out of the shower. If that's what you're looking for, this maybe worth a try (for no money at all)

Fairly priced, but at the same time innovative scent. Frech-made subtlety and refinement at an affordable price. Allrounder which i'd compare to everyone's good friend, however not particularly close to anyone. Maybe not sophisticated, multi-layered, formal, timeless, iconic or even expensive( and maybe a little snobish) enough to be anybody's signature scent, but a good, tolerable spare in anyone's wardrobe among more high-end scents. Suprisingly( or not) this one actually smells pleasant and has good lasting power. Misleaded by the name, expected something more casual and ran into an underrated creation. Woody notes with aromatic herbal undertones and a hint of vetyver, reminding of Rocher's brilliant previous creation: the refined, inoffensive and uplifting eau de vetyver. Green touches all the way and a powerfull drydown of mild, balanced notes- quizzical but possible with this one. Much more complex than one would expect and, as stated before, the bottle is also a masterpiece, just like the puristic, very clean-cut box, making this scent truly above average and distinguished, partly even exceeding and surpassing costlier fragrances.

Odd reviews. Can't smell any clove whatsoever. Nor would I describe this as oceanic. It's a fresh, light and very fruity scent whose main virtue is its uncommon usage.