Le Nomade D`Orsay for men

A toned down version of Declaration. A short-lived spicy-woody concoction that has a quite catching opening but, overall, it's far from being original or particularly interesting. My biggest disappointment comes with the drydown (that occours pretty soon), where Le Nomade turns to a pale and clean woody-musk that's way too generic. Not completely bad but let's face it, in this genre we can have much better options.

Rating: 5-5.5/10

I ordered some D'Orsay samples from a site that didn't indicate the so-called "gender" of the scents. I bought Le Nomade based strictly on its notes, and didn't realize it was marketed as a men's scent until I checked Fragrantica. :-)

That being said, if the notes on this appeal to you, don't hesitate to give it a try whether you're male or female. This one smells gorgeous on my husband, and also smells nice on me.

Don't fear the berries and fruits. This one is not a fruity scent. It opens with a burst of sour citrus and herbs that led me to believe it was going to play out as a traditional eau de cologne. Minutes later, it turned to a soft, gorgeous floral woody musk with noticeable cedar and vetiver. It's a touch powdery, with gentle sillage that stays close to the skin but has decent longevity. Great scent for office and daytime, for either gender.

although this is not one of the most famous perfumes in the world I think it's very nice.I'm in love with the fruity notes mixed with spices.then it becomes a bit bitter which is not bad for a male fragrance and finally the base notes are exactly a reminder of hugo boss hugo(F) which means it smells somehow feminine.
the perfume was introduced at the end of 2001 and that was the time I got a chance to smell it and receive a free simple.
the bottle is simple,just like the calm * reserved man who's gonna wear it.
I was always wondering why no body posts about this fragrance and now I got the chance to write something over here:)