Lorenzo Villoresi Uomo (1993)
by Lorenzo Villoresi

It's wonderfull citrs light sommer scent,weil not longlasting...

28th January, 2012.

Uomo is quite the herbal citrus scent. It is very different from most citrus type scents, as I find the herbs play much more of a role here and it really is not sweet at all. After the initial invigorating top notes dissipate, an earthy vetiver note shines through and mixes with the sage and other herbal blend. I think while LV has many scents I prefer to Uomo, it does stay very true to the line's Italian heritage. I think this one is not quite to my taste, but still a fine effort from LV that is worth a sample if you can find one.

28th January, 2012.

I have been looking for a citrus type scent for the coming Spring/Summer and have been wearing Lorenzo Villoresi Uomo from a sample and it's simply wonderful.

Imagine if you are in the Mediterranean where a Italian garden full of fruit, shrubs and flowers is overlooking the ocean. As this opens with a citrus which has a kiss of herbal spice that leads into this earthiness.

After a while you start to experience a white musk within the composition which helps lift the fragrance out of the herbal earthiness.

What I find amazing for a earthy citrus scent is how complex and multi-faceted this fragrance is as it has real depth. When you smell it you are picking up many different aspects to it at once. You could spend a week wearing it everyday and still be surprised by picking up a new nuance to the scent.

From the refreshing citrus herbal spice which leads to a earthiness and herb spices comes the white musk that lifts the composition to the skys this scent is wonderful.

This has been tested from a vial and the longevity is average but for me this is a MUST BUY and a rare Summer/Spring scent that has complexity and depth. You will not get bored with this one as it is a million miles away from the average generic Spring/Summer scent that fills the shelves.

A big big thumbs up from me and I have somehow got to get this one.

21st January, 2012.

You've got to hand it to the Italians. They not only come up with the perfect set of complimentary notes to showcase the citrus but also fine-tune the combination to a level that is seldom encountered elsewhere in modern perfumery. UOMO is no different with its sparkling citrus-herbal opening, spicy aromatic heart and a smooth mossy drydown. Very Mediterranean. Longevity could always be better but as long as it breathes, it wears as sharply as an Italian suit. Why lament the reformulation of Chanel Pour Monsieur when you can always wear this 1993 classic?

Notes:
bergamot, petitgrain, laurel, lemon, orange, coriander, lavender, elemi, neroli, sage, juniper, clove, pepper, thyme, vetiver, sandalwood, patchouli, musk, oakmoss, cedarwood, rosemary.

4th July, 2011.

Absolutely perfeckt,great job,and it's a masculen.LV Uomo is very kind and unique...10/10

24th June, 2011.

Simply one of the best and most elegant men's fragrances now. The master Villoresi gave a great display of consistency with his inspiration and with his native country, Italy. This is the scent of an elegant Italian man who wears custom-tailored and knows that he wants the best in life.

13rd April, 2011.