Céline Pour Homme by Céline, 2001

The top notes dominate throughout here giving off a lovely zesty, woody and spicy aroma. However longevity is unfortunately poor lasting only between 3 and 4 hours. Such a shame as it really is a great smelling fragrance which is also inexpensive to buy.

Uninteresting woody fragrance with an anise/spice note that ruins the whole deal. Chemical smelling and headache inducing. I don't like this one at all.

This is decent: ill say that and be through with it, not a knock you off your feet kinda frag but one that will get the job done.

Just like Clinique's 'Happy' it is a perfume that is absolutely unfitting to my preferred lines of smells, that tend to the heavy, oriental way or, like some fragrances by Diptyque or Serge Lutens more floral scents, express exactly, what they are meant to be - a certain, distinctive note. Celine is vague, in some ways 'boyish' to my nose and not too remarkable. A kind of cuvee for the quick consumption, I feel.

Start with a citric note, like orange peel, then downs to a woody spicy note. There's a strange note around all the time, maybe agave, that ruins all the mix.

paaarp! well know wonder you can but this so cheap off of so mnay websites its boring to the max

The art nouveau-ish bottle by design-guru Thierry de Baschmakoff is unfortunately wasted on quite trivial contents. The juice is close to DKNY Men (the skyscraper bottle) and woodily boring. Annick Mennardo has been the nose of many fine blends in the past, like Lolita Lempicka and Bulgari Black. Apparently she was either out of inspiration or on strict orders from the Celine people when creating this one. Just the usual citrus/woods + a dash of spice mix here. Save your money.

I love this combination of wood and spice! It's very airy. It reminds me of the smell of new clothes, or the scent of a boutique with light woods and an open air feeling to it. It's uncomplicated and simple, makes me feel the same way when I wear this.

its not my number 1 fragrance, but hey i just got to work and was told twice already that i smell good.

Celine is a lot like Salvatore Ferragamo, but not nearly as harsh with the curry dish smell. The orange peel, cinnamon and nutmeg top notes are very light but noticeable. Fresh and tangy, wood and spice -- it is nice, but much too light and very unoriginal. Those things taken into account, I just can't recommend this one.