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REVIEW: Modigiliani Uomo

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I saw this litte gem on Ebay described by the seller as having the following notes:

Notes: Cardamom, coriander, hazelnut, pink peppercorn, cognac

If I am to believe this is true, I would experience a somewhat sweet and powdery oriental gourmand

What did I get? Well...here's my take on Modigliani Uomo...

The scent is a surprising melange of notes, immediately calling to mind 2 other fragrances: Dolce and Gabanna pour Homme and Claiborne Spark. Can you imagine the bright zingy topnotes of D & G, and the warmer almost boozey basenotes of Spark? Ok - now reverse them. The opening of Modigliani reveals the warmer notes and the drydown leaves the impression that someone just sprayed D & G!

In the opening I can almost detect the notes as listed above - I get a sweet hazelnut note and a hint of a sweet almond note (cognac?) set against something citrus-ish, but not really lemon, grapefruit, or orange...must be the cardamom seeds...The sweeter notes begin to disappear and a slightly peppery note pops out. And that's about it - from here the scent does a 180 with merely a hint of those gourmand notes remaining in the base and something that reminds me of Lanvin Homme. As the drydown continues, I'm reminded of D & G...

Do I like it? Yeah, I actually do!
Climate? Probably best for cooler weather.
Price? Dirt cheap...do a net search!

marlen
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Marlen, I hated mine. Â*So much that I did not do a review on it. Â*The notes sounded so promising but the down dry was just like you said Dolce & Gabbana. Â*Not very long lasting on my skin either. :-/
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