Versace L'Homme

Versace L'Homme, released by Versace in 1984 and composed by Roger Pellegrino, is a classic woody floral masculine scent. People describe it as woody and floral in equal measure, most also as sweet, green and citrusy, and a minority as aromatic.

It opens with bergamot, lemon and petitgrain for a bright, slightly bitter citrus, with green notes and basil adding a crisp, herbal freshness. The heart is rich and spicy, as cinnamon and carnation bring a warm, clove-like spice, rose and jasmine a floral body, and patchouli, cedar and sandalwood an earthy, woody depth. The base is old-school and smooth, with oakmoss and labdanum giving a mossy, resinous darkness, leather a smoky texture, and amber, vanilla, tonka bean and musk a sweet, warm finish.

People report long-lasting wear and a strong to moderate trail. Votes are spread across autumn and winter and split almost evenly between day and night, suiting someone who likes vintage, polished men's scents.

Versace L'Homme — for men fragrance by Versace (released 1984). Top notes: Lemon, Basil, Bergamot, Petitgrain, Green Notes. Heart notes: Carnation, Cinnamon, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Rose, Cedar, Jasmine. Base notes: Leather, Oakmoss, Musk, Vanilla, Labdanum, Amber, Tonka Bean. — Parfica open fragrance database