Pure Lavender Azzaro for men

TOUGH TO FIND BUT PURE LAVENDER IS GREAT FOR MEN AND WOMEN. I ALWAYS GET GREAT REVIEWS FROM STANGERS, DOCTORS MEN AND WOMEN. LOVE TO KNOW WHERE TO BUY IT.

Comfort scent! From a woman's point of view, its very good on a man.

good fragance!!!!!!!!!! i love it

This is just wounderful , i get very refind lavender which dominate this scent all its life , i dont know how those one cant feel the lavender , may be alfocatory systems differs . Any way if you have used Pour Un Homme De Caron you will definetely get the beauty of the lavender here in Azzaro and you will find it much delicate than in Caron . The sof Iris , carnation & star Anise make this scent very warm ,however i didnt get the tonka,but the vanila in drydown is very subtle which make the scent cooled down a little bit without making it powdery .
Generally this perfume is very well crafted which make a hell of fougere in my opinion and highly rated fragrance with moderate sillage and longvety.

This is wonderful. Pure Lavander is pure delight. Very well crafted and balanced. I just can't feel the lavander, which doesn't make this fragrance any bad, it could maybe have a different name. It reminds me a lot of Joop Jump, except that it is less spicy (or not spicy at all). Now I intend to buy the other two fragrances to compelete my collection.

I bought the large 125ml bottle , I like the fragrance and despite what others say here I can smell lavender :).I wear this during the evening rather than daywear . I do smell vanilla in the drydown butfortunately its not overwhelming as i usually hate vanilla.

A soft, sweet masculine floral done in typically wonderful Azzaro style. I picked this up quite cheap at marshalls for 12.99 for 2.5 oz EDT to complete the Man Collection from Azzaro Paris(PUR Cedrat, Vetiver & Lavender). I had this 5 years ago, but gave it to a friend's husband because she loved lavender (and I was seized with temporary insanity; this is when I also gave away BY Man)and I thought YR PDdLavender would be enough lavender for me (how silly was I??)...

This is not your typical fougere, it starts off very floral with strong lavender and soft iris blooms accented by a hint of carnation. It is very warm due to the prescence of anise AND cloves but this is cooled down some and not too powdery due to a refreshing touch of juniper. Stunning! As it continues it leaves the intensity of the greens and spices behind (but not forgotten) as it concentrates on the lavender and orris (iris root) combination. These are two very sexy masculine florals and Loris Azzaro has framed them perfectly with other notes to bring out the luxury and depth of their scent. The drydown continues in a sweet vein with tonka, amber (resiny), vanilla (delicious) and musk, not 'too much' or cloying but definitely sweet! Test this one before you buy it. I often straddle the gender line and this may be too much for some guys (see Arkangel's 2nd review) and some women may find this enchanting.

Sillage: very good
Longevity: excellent
Overall: 4.25/5

The Man Collection by Azzaro is a group of three scents built around three of the most common mens fragrance notes: cedrat-citrus, vetiver-tropical green soapy grass and lavender-woody green floral. Each one of these is a delight and it's worth collecting them all...

A powdery, almost milky vanilla/tonka fragrance. I think of it as a weak and slightly simpler version of Must by Cartier (1981; women's). Don't expect a lot of spice or carnation, and as others have said, there isn't much lavender here, except perhaps in the top notes, which I try to avoid. Overall, for the price, it smells natural enough and lasts reasonably long with medium projection, so if this is what you are looking for, it's a good deal. A similar fragrance is Rouge Royal for men, which is also a sweet and powdery fragrance for men, but the sweetness is more honey oriented.

I've had a change of heart. My opinion hasn't changed in anyway, but my opinion about how it smells on me has. Unisex? Uh huh. The SWEETEST I'll go, is A*MEN or Jean Paul Summer. This is sweeter. Not sure how to feel about this one. It's on the sweet meter with Karl Lagerfeld's Floriental, just not as feminine.

It's amazing how this fragrance gets absolutely no respect on basenotes. Pure Lavender isn't a masterpiece, but is more than decent. The biggest complaint was the lack of lavender. Lavender is one of the first notes I picked up, then everything else came swarming in. Be glad, it's not strictly lavender... no man should walk around smelling like Bath and Body products. Leave that to women. Maybe the name doesn't match the fragrance, but how many times have we seen that?? If you should take a chance on this, apply generously as it is sweet.