Fragrance Reviews by Mazzaroth

I must confess to a fondness for Joop. It's a feel-good fragance that just never lets me down. One spray is all I ever need and it lasts forever. It may be a run of the mill fragance - but, if it makes you feel good you can't find fault with it. It always seems to be teasing you with notes and harmonies coming and going all over the place. Intriquing.

I really life this one except for some kind of slight lingering petroleum note that kind of bugs me. Its definitely a different unique fragrance that makes you feel warm and cozy.
I can't really find too much fault with it and always recieve complements. I like masculine and unique scents and this fits the bill. I recently discovered F pour Homme by Salvadore Ferragamo and realized it is Terre's twin sister. It manages to smell almost identical to Terre without the stronger offending elements and has become one of my favorites.

One of my all time favorites that I have used a long time. Always get complements with it. Masculine and comfortable. When you want a little masculinity and something for everyday use to throw on while you are running out the door, it can't be beat. The price is right too for this old school mossy charmer.

I really like this one. Think Farenheit done right. After an all night session at work with it and my sexy female co-worker coming in closer and closer all night, it won my respect. Its one of the scents where you want to smell your ownself all the time. Good feeling wearing this one. It kept reminding me of Dior's Farenheit without the petroleum note and just a little sweeter.

The fig comes on strong at first. It melts down to reveal some kind of weak almost feminine hygiene smell. Nothing special here. But, it is different from the usual suspects if that is what you are looking for.

The calmer Terre D'Hermes references are right on. Terre has a petroleum note that nags me and never seems to go away. F pour Homme is more of a class act being cleaner without the offending overtones. This has made it one of my current top 5 choices in fragances.

Not too fond of this one. Too much green. Comes across with too much of a camphor/menthol note that reminds me too much of a waterd down ben gay.

Definitely a little old school magic. A nice calm masculine scent with an air of greenery and a slightly musky overtone. Good for a daily spritz to make one feel a little more macho.