FCUK Him (2003)
by French Connection

This one is minty and fresh, not a bad scent at all; although a bit feminine.
It seems that the somewhat unfortunate choice of name have placed it an undeserved position of not being taken seriously, although it seems to be clear that the amount of money spent on the quality of ingredients or the bottle itself is nothing to write home about.
Some days, I just want to wear something simple and unpretentious. For these days, French Connection UK Him is quite OK. It's quite cheap too. But I have many that are much better, so the best I can give it is a neutral thumb.

Huh, this smells like soap bubbles. More specifically,blowing bubbles in those little plastic bottles with the wand you blow bubbles with. Hints of fruits and citrus, a painfully dull scent.

Ok ok
well well
this is what it is
well worth 20$ I would say
A freind of mine wears it sometimes. When I first smelled it on him, I asked him what soap did he use («strangly» reminds me of a soap i used to wash myself with) he then told me it fas FCUK...
I've been trying a lot of things lately. Good, great, twisted, artistic masterpieces, etc.. but I think that i'm in love with the cheap smell indeed of FCUK him's sparkling clean fresh soapy detergent fabric softner smell.
Yes the juice is extremly weak
Yes it is generic... fresh n clean, nothing new
but it just seem to work all pretty well
if you love this stuff, you will have to reapply very often
Meanwhile, it last for a good 5 hours if you use a liberal amount on the inside of your shirt
enjoy

....or not

FCUK,15min scent.very weak.ciao!

I think people may be giving this fragrace a bit of a slaughtering for no real reason. Sure the lavender mentioned is no where to be found but in essence this is a perfectly acceptable fragrace for every day providing it is topped up around lunch time. My only complaint would be the diffusion mechanism rather than atomising th fragrance it is squirted directly meaning you have to move the bottle whilst depressing the button if you are to get avoid liquid marks.

The name is the only thing that makes even a bit memorable. FCUK is another generic, mediocre, synthetic, gone-in-a-minute, mass-market fragrance. Granted, it’s better than some of its ilk, but it is, nevertheless, uninspired and copycat. Hemp, CO2, and ebony – cutting edge? No, not when they are used without creativity: they are more marketing ploys than actually notes, and they don’t save the fragrance from being just another failing idea from a “me, too” marketing department. If Equus hadn’t beaten me to it, I would have given a two-word review: “FCUK SCUKS."