Ungaro pour L'Homme III by Emanuel Ungaro

ArkangeL

From the Apparitions to "U" by Avon, this is THAT one. The black and gold suits this fragrance perfectly. Ungaro III is the royalty of the collection. Masculine and conservative. I'll be sitting this bottle alongside my Cartiers. A very nice floral green, however not feminine. Potent, yet soft and loyal to the skin. I'm giving all the stars I can for this one. I wish I had come across this during the fall season, though I am grateful to have found it at all. Oh yes... and this is romance, all the way. I'm a hardcore romantic, so I immediately gave this that recognition.

JeanMaurice

Pretty old school scent but also modern with rose foundation and it's not too hard to wear.
Unfortunately for me, I prefer other rose based fragrances out there like Paestum Roses, Black Aoud, Lyric for man, and few others. So I am not sure I will own this one day...


8/10

da_markos

i can agree with most ppl here. it's pleasant rose&vetiver scent. some notes reminde me vetiver by fragonard

guest_pedro marques

Ernie you can find it in the best ebayer i met.jf1528 from coimbra portugal.this guy arranje some botles and he is trusthful

rafaeleleniz

Probably my favorite fragrance of them all. A very fresh citric opening with that lavander and vodka hints that is very unique and the spiciness of coriander make it extremely pleasant. As the day goes along, it becomes more woody and more interesting with so many nuances that is very difficult to describe. It lasts and lasts and great sillage. Very masculine and I could wear it on any occasion.

AZ

I just got it and love it. Long time my brother used to have it and loved the smell. It is as aggressive as Ralph Laurn Safari or Polo Green

guest_pedro marques

this is the best ungaro frangracys.very woody spicy.Hot and strong.the longevity are very good.one of my tree favourite frangrancys.The others are: Boss spirit and Havana

albania9diadem

A wonderful masculine cologne. A strong aggressive opening with the citrus and vodka. But very quickly like other said before me the earthy rose kicks in and stays throughout the course of the cologne. very strong, last for hours.

nikornplay

very classic .I am very fond of this one.
For me this is a very good mix of wood and spice with a kick of floral and vodka.sweet and mysterious sensual. not so strong , suit to wear everyday.

bamacharm

I agree with flannelman's review. This is very much a rose fragrance and really not a fresh rose either. I don't mean that in a negative way. It is red roses that have started to turn dark. So it is an 'earthy rose' which is probably a result of the vetiver. The essence edges toward tuberose but never quite gets there.

I really don't see any need in trying to describe the other notes because they are subtle. Rose pretty much dominates this fragrance.

The ladies tend to really like this. I have received many compliments when wearing Ungaro PH III. It is a romantic fragrance but I think best worn at night and not in hot weather.

hernie

One of my favourites ever!! it´s been discontinued since 2000. I can´t find it anywhere!!. it´s sooooo sexy and long lasting!. Adore it

wildheaven

Another wonderful fragrance form Ungaro. It starts spicy/fresh with orange, tangerine, pepper. The heart is a complex mix of flowers, with the coriander pepper note still lingering in. Then the base is a musky amber giving it a dirty elegance.
I bought the new version, it seems somehow toned down, but still great nonethless.

countbernadotte

Emanuel Ungaro tried three times to amalgamate masculinity with floral. His first attempt was somewhat unsuccessful; his second was a complete market flop.

But as the saying goes: “Three’s a Charm”; his third attempt in Ungaro III has been a fine specimen of class, taste and sophistication.

In fact it could easily be described as an experience of indulgence in the floral prettiness of a fragrance with an extremely charming masculine exuberance.

The name Emanuel Ungaro is synonymous with sophistication, his fragrance is almost nonpareil in simultaneous masculinity and prettiness. There is a powerful rose note in there, but it is a tart rose note rather than sweet; which gives the fragrance its masculine character.

Because of its intensity, it is a true evening fragrance, or a fragrance for a speciall occasion. It would be an overkil if you wore it casually or in the office.

However, if you are like me, fascinated by its powerful masculinity and great appeal to all who encounter you wearing it, you can always dilute it with 1-1 by volume, using pharmaceutical grade alcohol; that is 200-proof pure ethanol, the same stuff perfume manufacturers employ.

This way you can wear it during the day without fear of an overkill.

Two thumbs up.

ALEXEIFEDOROV

" Dark passion " is the accolade for this fragance, one of the four which I carefully choose for my wardrobe. Is perfect for a romantic dinner. Smells like a very expensive fragance.

flannelman

A very sensual, masculine rose fragrance.

The opening is quite sharp, fougère-like and dominated by citrus, lavender and a touch of vodka. I found it a bit agressive at first but it has definitely grown on me.

Lots of flower notes in the heart but rose is definitely the star here. This is not a shy white rose — not by a long shot! It's a dark, mysterious thorny rose bush; perhaps growing alongside the wall of an old manor house. But it's not just dark: Ungaro III is also classy, seductive, lush, and effortlessly sophisticated. It's on a mission to attract people and is very succesful at it.

The rose is still noticeable in the drydown, which is warm and balsamic, with a little sweetness thrown in.

The sillage is extremely good for the first few hours; longevity is average, 4 hours on me. The bottle is very nice, and matches the spirit of the fragrance.

knightz

Ungaro III is a wonderful masculine floral fragrance with a heavy emphasis on Rose/Rosewood. It has most of the florals I love, Lavender, Geranium, Jasmine, and Lily of the Valley, but the Rose is most dominant. There is Sage and Coriander in the top, with a touch of citrus, to steer the scent away from being completely floral. The base is a typical Sandalwood-Patchouli with a hint of Vetiver.

I should stress that the rose is very aggressive in this, and along with the rosewood it almost smells a little dirty (dark & earthy). The dirty rose is the charm of Ungaro III, it stays with the scent throughout it's duration. Rose is even a dominant note during the dry down, it gives the scent it's sensuality. If you don't like lots of rose, you will not like Ungaro pour L'Homme III.

The sillage is very good for the first 3 or 4 hours, then comes in closer during the next 3 or 4 hours, but still has some projection. For me, it's great for a cool fall day or evening, and possibly in very early spring while it's still quite cool. In hot weather this one can get cloying to me. It's just too rich for the heat. Even in the colder weather I apply this very sparingly, 1 or 2 sprays misted from about 2 feet away.