D&G Masculine Dolce&Gabbana for men

Great masculine smelling evening fragrence!! Reminds me of my clubbing days!!

Where is to get this perfume?? i had it once as a presents from my friend but unfortunately it's not sold in my country. Too bad... i love the smell so much!!

great lemony smell, drydown amazing, masculine, fresh, a little woody but still light, it's perfect for spring/summer, for wearing as a daily fragrance.

I definitely gonna get this one!

verde metalizado,notas de saida lembram amanhecer,muito bom,pena nao fixa tanto,porem deixa rastro e projeta relativamente bem.bem elegante,uso diario,vale investir nele,pra quem gosta de limão.

Its just sex in a bottle.

This smells almost identical to lemon pledge but it's not half bad! I'm very picky when it comes to lemon, it either has to be very natural smelling or blended with another note and this one mixed with light woods, tonka bean, musk, and vetiver make for a very masculine drydown. I enjoy it on my casual days and its great all year around with great sillage and decent longevity (4-6 hours).

I read that this was released for a younger audience some years ago but I see this for anyone over 21+ since it is very masculine and smells more on the mature end of the fragrance spectrum. The best way to describe this scent is imagine D&G Pour Homme without the pepper, blended with Obsession by Calvin Klein. Together, they'd create the fresh, woody, lemony, and masculine D&G Masculine! Haha, I guess thats what the name entails.

It's a nice scent, although there is a note that bothers me for a while... actually I like the perfume as a whole so I overlook this little problem with the scent's composition. It's light, fresh, safe. People around you won't feel bothered. Compliment getter.

For those who are into this kind of lemony scents, I strongly reccomend Monsieur Balmain. Great, cheaper and maybe better blended.

The wife loves this one on me!!

This is one of my all-time faves, but I admit that I am "slightly" biased having worked for the creating company for nearly 29 years.
This fragrance has what I call a raunchy, disjointed elegance when first applied, but pulls together and becomes quite smooth and "whole" on the dry-down. I have never had a negative comment while wearing this fragrance, people are ususally quite intrigued with it.

I pick this for mid30's professional types. It's a very professional smell. I tried but was not particularly phased by it.
Smells nice, seems plain, then I remember it's 11years old. At that time this may have been unique. I tried at the same time as Chopard pour homme, I prefer Chopard.

This is harsh and takes far too long to dry down to a more tolerable projection. Eye watering citrus and an imbalance of woods and herbs. You know those nasty teas you can't stand to drink, but happen to be really good for you...? That's what this reminds me of. Just ask the women that frowned their faces after I put it on.

Is a lemony scent, which stays with you for a long time with almost the same feeling. Finishes in a mild tone, a bit old-fashioned but somewhat pleasant. A casual scent for some moments outdoors I think. Even if it is not an elegant one, I would choose it easily, instead of the expensive lemony and a bit sharp Channel Allure Edition Blanc and the ultra citric though natural smelling Moschino Friends.

A citrus aromatic scent. Monsieur Balmain is a lot better than this.

Some time ago I got a 4mL sample of this for a couple of dollars. I bought it at the same time as a few other fragrances and promptly forgot about it, as it got lost amongst the Manhattan-Island-like collection of 100 and 50ml bottles on my bedside cabinet.

A few days ago I rediscovered the vial and really tried it for the first time. I remember trying it when I first got it, but being a bit precious about the tiny bottle, never actually put enough on to fully experience it. Giving myself a generous splash along my forearm and wrist I belatedly experienced the fragrance as it should be experienced…and what a pleasant surprise!

At the moment here in the southern hemisphere it is spring. Dolce and Gabbana Masculine captures springtime (and perhaps early summer) perfectly for me. In particular, it evokes a spring morning in my cedar-clad house, when it has rained gently just before dawn. The sun is warming and drying off the orange blossom. A fresh breeze is blowing the freshness of wet foliage and blossom through my window. Truth be known, I planted the citrus trees too close to the house (about 5 feet away), which can be annoying (especially when lemons and oranges knock against the windows during autumn and winter storms), but the blossom wafting through the house at the moment more than makes up for it.

This fragrance is a subtle blend. The citrus opening is not harsh, but is balanced with fresh notes. Unlike some fragrances, the citrus top notes carry on a long time throughout the life of the fragrance, the bergamot and orange blossom combining perfectly to achieve this. The floral and wood notes become more obvious as the citrus eases somewhat. This fragrance is gentle. It is at heart an old-fashioned gentleman’s cologne livened up with citrus and herbs. It is polite: there is nothing sharp or unpleasant about it. Just like a fresh spring morning which warms and ends in a languid afternoon.

Full of musc. The longervity is not so good. But anyway, it's a cute scent. Very modern, strong, sexy, and easy to wear.

Very modern and lemony. One of the most synthetic smells out there. Orange blossom, jasmine, teak wood and fig stand out. You may try this if you want to smell weird and be happy with it.

don't like the bottle, don't like the notes... just don't like it! To light and it's not powerful... 2 cheap i guess!

it is a great smell, i tasted ti in "ici paris" and i like it very much i decided to buy it.