Quartz pour Homme (1994)
by Molyneux

Quartz pour Homme is a restrained yet interesting scent. It is not expensive but shows very well. Note: to the fragrance notes add (top, apple) and (mid, moss). The apple opening is a bit fruity but not problematic. The clove spice is restrained and warms this up a bit. Everything is well blended, and what we have here is a classy, crisp, professional, white-shirt presentation. I agree completely with KR’s astute comments about QpH being discreet, intellectual and conservative. Lovely mossy notes emerge in the dry-down. I like this very much! For some reason this is what I thought Swiss Army would be like, but was disappointed in SA. QpH is a somewhat obscure find which I will really enjoy coming back to time and again to savor its cool and subtle charms.

Very puristic classic scent yet not easy to define. A little earthy scent almost reminding of stones(tough most stones are odourless). Cooling, discreet, rather intellectual and conservative than playful and eccentric. Rather different and clearly a touch more classy if compared to nowadays trends in male fragrance.

A not strong, classical/office fragrance, the amber note remembers a little of Azzaro and the apple note gives a fresh start. Not expensive and very accesible (in Chile it's sold in drugstores, like Puig fragrances), but for strange reasons it's not very known... good choice for those who want something unexpensive and not so much common.