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Ultraviolet Man by Paco Rabanne, 2001

72% Positive Reviews
Rated #2089 in Fragrances

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For some reason, I always wanted Ultraviolet... don't ask why, I don't recall. However, I got this in some airport and it smells awful. It's incredibly synthetic, it's like metal on your skin and in your pores. there's nothing fresh about it.

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synthetic but very well done, thats Ultraviolet. its rather spicy with slight earthy-amber. as the time goes this fragrance will goes into more and more earthy. its beautiful Paco which is not overtly sweet like the rest (and thanks for that!) definitely a compliment getting, I'm not really sure why but many girls (young one) seemed to like it! the longevity and projection is awesome. its fit a young guy who lives like Fast and Furious movie. badass guys

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This is my signature scent. I have been using it since it's release around the year 2000. It's hard to describe. I'd call it a unique, fresh fragrance. It's still the best cologne I've worn to date.

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I actually smelled this fragrance off a work colleague and couldn't for the life of me work out what it was. You can imagine my frustration. Having randomly sampled Ultraviolet by chance, i was amazed that I'd actually found it! This scent is unique, quite unlike anything else i've worn, and believe me i've worn a lot! It's mildly sweet, has a truly fantastic opening (fresh mint and candy floss??) is quite synthetic (but in a good way) has good longevity and it's projection is amazing. Any man wearing this will surely stand-out in today's sterile, aquatic fruity/sports fragrances era.

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Greasy and disturbing. The scent starts as a kind of synthetic, mentholated, balsamic one with a rooty feel, and gets a transition towards a mossy, nutty bit creamy base where in my opinion prevail tonka bean, synthetic ambergris and honey. It has some reminiscences about kind of fragrances like Herrera 212 Sexy Men and a  bit One million but this one is worse, one of the worst ever created. I find it too synthetic and fat. While the starting is acceptable with its aromatic, earthy, mentholated mark (liquid mint and organic vetiver), the drydown is off putting, too sweet and a bit rancid with a too pronouced nutty edible feel. Musks enhance the woodsy trait which assumes a milky temperament. Not for me. The longevity and the projection are more than good.

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Synthetic and cold in charaachter but I think it's fabulous. Very contemporary and free, there is sort of unique vibe about it and it's not overworn at all. I don't like the bottle even though it fits the fragrance wich I, ironically, like! Longevity and projection are great. I understand why this might be tad bit off putting to people, and it's amber note is very strong and I agree quite synthetic, but I can't help it, I just like this juice and that's that.

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Very Nice Minty Fragrance with sweetness but the only problem is Longevity! It doesnt hold for more than 2 hours. The projection depends upon how much u spray. u got to spray 10 heavy spray for good projection. Or else no one can smell what u wearing. I got no compliments. I dont know why Paco Rabanne didnt focus on the Longevity like One Million! I Like the smell but Longevity is very less. So mind it & go for it. Other wise the smell and all good. Its different.

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a decent fragrance, a little sweet but not over the top, gives out a nice breeze, i liked it but wouldnt buy again

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I like Paco scents buh..... Just received this today as a pressie and although I've had it on my list of want-to-try I would have thought it would be have been nicer tbh. Its nice and sweet smelling, the mint I can barely get, but on my skin it just doesnt seem strong enough, and promptly disappears doh! 2 good sprays on the chest and 1 on the wrist and barely an hour later I nearly snorted me arm clear off tryna get a whiff lol.. If it was stronger and had even 4 hours staying power on my skin I'd keep it, as it is Im gonna ask if it can be returned and give her a few options to swap for tbh. Close buh no ceegar Misturrr Rabanne ;-)

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The first thing that pops into my head when I smell this is INCENSE. Or the smell of those esoteric stores. VERY synthetic and cheap smelling. Sillage and longevity are pathetic, even tough the scent can be a little too loud to the nose... And honestly, I don't see the 'sexy' side that people are saying in other reviews... Just keep in mind to NEVER buy this blind.
Ultraviolet Man by Paco Rabanne, 2001
Description:

The newest Paco scent and the partner to the ladies Ultraviolet. The bottle is amazing: the spray is activated by a rubber trigger. Ultraviolet contains notes of Moss, Honey, Tonka Bean, Musk and Amber. The fragrance is reminiscent of Xeryus Rouge and Minotaure.

Details:
DetailValue
Launched Date2001
GenderMen
PerfumerJacques Cavallier [Firmenich]
AvailabilityIn Production
ByPaco Rabanne
NotesMoss, Honey, Tonka Bean, Musk, Amber
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Model Name/TypeMPNEAN/UPC
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