Incanto pour Homme (2004)
by Salvatore Ferragamo

Almost anonimous but decent. The beginning is a jumble that smells like many modern mediocre fragrances with citrus(mostly orange)-bamboo, aromatic water, mint and astringent flowers. In this phase the scent, with its slightly ozonic vibe, could be a whichever Boss or Calvin Klein.  I furthermore perceive too much the alcohol in this stage. The mess in a while turns out smoother, still aromatic, woody and delicately green and mossy. Some airy resins from conifers are present in the blend. The final outcome is discreet and clean and this is the best part of the work. A decent office scent.

28th November, 2011.

Soapy, minty, woodsy, and green. Very Very run of the mill, very synthetic smelling, very blended. I have a mini bottle of this, and don't see myself purchasing anything larger at any point in time.

2nd October, 2011.

Not special but then again I got it for 10 bucks so who can complain about that? It doesnt stand out in my collection but it shure is something that will be used on those "I just don't know what to put on" days.

Fresh spice. That's it.

9th February, 2011.

Notes (from OsMoz.com): bigarade, artemisia, bamboo leaf, Tuscan cypress, Bourbon geranium, Atlantic cedar, vetiver, Indonesian sandalwood, white musk.

Incanto pour Homme is a lightweight, nondescript fresh conifer wood and citrus composition with a relatively subtle green-aquatic note. It escapes utter pointlessness because it smells less harsh, cheap and chemical than most of its politely drab cohort. That doesn’t make it interesting, or even necessarily good, but at least I wouldn’t be embarrassed to be caught wearing it in public.

21st July, 2010.

an ok fresh/green scent. very light. almost not there. very casual.

4th June, 2010.

Ho hum fragrance that aspires to nothing and somehow manages to fall short of that unambitious mark. Vaguely floral, musky and herbal but not strongly evocative of any scent, it hovers close to the skin for one or two hours before dissipating into bored yawns. Certainly inoffensive for office wear, but a waste of money for anyone who wears cologne to add spice to their lives, as there's absolutely nothing here to engage the senses.

2nd May, 2010.