Fan Di Fendi Pour Homme by Fendi, 2012

I love the opening, and that sold me on this at Macy's. I can't quite place it, but it has some of the same qualities as Spicebomb and Gucci Pour Homme II. As it dries down, it becomes just average, but I can still smell it 10 hours later. I regret buying it on the spot, but I do enjoy it. Safe for work or nighttime use.

Fan Di Fendi starts with citrus but those top notes dissapear quickly. I get some wood notes and it's spicy too. Just enough sweetness. When it settles down it's still sweet but gets leathery. A nice drydown with good lasting power. To me it's a masculine and classy scent ideal for daily use. Very underrated.

Great looking bottle, great packaging.. Good winter fragrance if you love musk and woods. Was too musky for me, smells similar to The discontinued Fendi UOMO

Frankly a real disaster. A chemical mess featuring pungent peppery/hesperidic patterns over an insecticid kind of woody/gassy base plus rough synthetic leather and patchouli. Try to compare it with the great Azzaro Pour Homme, placing at once one on the left wrist and the other on the right one, you will be shocked by the difference of quality between the old olfactory tradition and the new shameless "fragrantic" nuclear/atomic experiments.

The card on the sample vial identifies "tangerine from Sicily" as the citrus and "cedarwood from Texas" as the wood. Sweet opening, quite sweet. Sugary. Some lemony citrus notes as well. Spices are more evident than the herbal notes. As the sweetness burns off, the wood notes start to appear. They are OK, nothing amazing and are not very woody. Don't get any leather but I'm not a fan of leather anyway. This is a decent scent, acceptable if you like things slightly on the sweet side. Seems generic to me, nothing special to stand out.

nice but a watered down version of the original Fendi Uomo,hints of leather..the original was another ball of fire