Façonnable Homme (2002)
by Façonnable

Faconabble Homme was just about meh..it would a be safe buy for someone who is new to perfumes though..fresh, powdery, musky floral with hints of spices and vanilla. not bad, especially for the price...but not too interesting too..

Nice and fresh in the beginning, ugly and unnerving at the end. My only favorite part is the opening (like with many perfumes). This one gets a thumbs down for being bland.

One of the first EDT I bought. I liked it at the time (in my early twenties), but I've moved on. Nowadays I still wouldn't call it a bad smell, but a bit simple and synthetic...

This is one of those “What were they thinking?” fragrances. Fruity / floral / green—watermelon, orange blossom, and mint—in a quite unlikable accord: first synthetic then it quickly changes to just plain boring except for the disagreeable background note that doesn’t seem to belong to anything. The middle notes are no better. There is an unattractive vegetal note in there that couples with a tiny bit of a moldy aftersmell—fortunately it doesn’t last very long. The base practically disappears on me—it is musky and a little woody with some vanilla and/or amber for sweetness—besides its lack of strength, the base isn’t too bad. Façonnable Homme doesn’t SEEM grossly synthetic, but there’s that undeniable metallic taste in the back of the mouth...

Nasty, not the worst, but not nice at all. Fresh start, warmer middle notes, sweeter base, boring and common. Wouldn't give it another try.

It's an OK fragrance, not the best, but not the lowest puppy on the pole.