I can't believe how similar these fragrances are.
To my nose they are both Oud and Sandalwood prominent fragrances with a serious dose of leather.
The oud is sharp, medicinal, almost chemical, smelling like fuel and oil.
The sandalwood darkens the fragrance.
For my taste, it's overbearing and unwearable.
I don't like them at all.
I am wearing Epic Man on a hot day and I regret it.
I almost feel sick as this stuff is gassing me out...
I want to test fragrances starting from a blank page
so I don't look up notes prior to the first wearing.
A lot of Epic Man reviews mention the work "dark", which I think is funny.
If you take a look at the notes...
Five matching notes!
Epic Man may be a bit more rounded in the drydown, with subtle notes of frankincense and spices next to the oud and sandalwood which may make it a bit more wearable for some, but certainly not for me.
I like it that Montale copies Amouage perfumes since the quality of ingredients is top notch for both brands, only Montale is a lot more affordable.
To my nose they are both Oud and Sandalwood prominent fragrances with a serious dose of leather.
The oud is sharp, medicinal, almost chemical, smelling like fuel and oil.
The sandalwood darkens the fragrance.
For my taste, it's overbearing and unwearable.
I don't like them at all.
I am wearing Epic Man on a hot day and I regret it.
I almost feel sick as this stuff is gassing me out...
I want to test fragrances starting from a blank page
so I don't look up notes prior to the first wearing.
A lot of Epic Man reviews mention the work "dark", which I think is funny.
If you take a look at the notes...
Quote:
Epic Man is a woody oriental featuring pink pepper, frankincense, cumin, cardamom, saffron, mace, nutmeg, myrtle, geranium, myrrh, oud, sandalwood, patchouli, leather, cedarwood, musk and castoreum.
Quote:
Dark Aoud Notes
Indian sandalwood, Oud, Black Pepper, Saffron, Vetiver, Teak, Leather, Grey Amber
Indian sandalwood, Oud, Black Pepper, Saffron, Vetiver, Teak, Leather, Grey Amber
Five matching notes!
Epic Man may be a bit more rounded in the drydown, with subtle notes of frankincense and spices next to the oud and sandalwood which may make it a bit more wearable for some, but certainly not for me.
I like it that Montale copies Amouage perfumes since the quality of ingredients is top notch for both brands, only Montale is a lot more affordable.







