Lacoste Pour Homme Lacoste for men

to smell this I have to apply myself 10 times minimum if no one will smell fragrances like Armani mania, bvlgari this are very soft and smell good but close to the skin get 10-15 applications zero bottle spends a lot of projection and lasts briefly.
overrated fragrance just for the ads that subjected Procter & Gamble in 2005 2006.
This should cost much less there best perfumes at a lower price

Lacoste Pour Homme is my spicy fall/winter cologne..Lacoste Essential Sport is my citrus/aquatic scent that I use during spring/summer and I enjoy it a lot.
Lascoste Pour Homme top notes of plum and Bergamot have a pleasant powdery aroma. The mid notes of Juniper, Pink Pepper and Cardamom help to give this cologne a spicy scent. The deep notes of Sandalwood, Musk and Vanilla give this cologne spicy/warm scent. The sweet scent comes through with a slight hint of Rum which gives it a unique aroma.
I enjoy a diverse colognes when it's suitable with my skin.
I'm always being asked which cologne I'm wearing...when I tell them it's Lacoste Pour Homme, I get a shocked look as if they were expecting an expensive brand name instead. I find that it lasts well over 6 hour's and the powdery scent isn't as noticeable after an hour. The spicy/warm scent is what makes this cologne.
Longevity is 9.5/10
Sillage is excellent 7.5/10
Overall 8/10
I would of loved it if this cologne had a more heighten aroma of either Spruce or Cedar a definite woodsy scent and that would make this cologne a 10/10.
I have no objection the way it is...

This has been in my collection for 10 years and will always be in my collection.. There is nothing bad about it.. Smells great, lots of hugs from the ladies and it lasts.. Oh, and it is reasonably priced..

If you dont have this in your collection... Your collection sucks :-)..

a solid 9.2 out of 10 stars..

This is a lovely one, alluring, fresh yet warm. Overall a good aftershave

I hate this one but I already have it. its not bad but its to powdery for me definitely fresh note. If any one wold like to trade fore anything.

Extremely underrated fragrance this one. A deep woody fragrance with a berry/plum like sort of opening that stays through to the end. It does become rather sweet but not cloying. It's sweet but manly sweet. Like it has a very woody dry down with some sweetness and one thing I love about this is that it doesn't smell of any bloody flowers. Hate floral smells. The younger girls aged between 16-28 seem to adore this aswell since they rarely smell it on anyone and it's just a lot more better and manlier version of something like say Boss Bottled N.O 6. Anyway two thumbs up from me. Love it.

A man with this perfume and a sporty outfit always make me wanna sing: "Hey I just met you, and this is crazy. But here'smy number, so call me, Maybe?" You know what, he is my boyfriend now:X

mmmmmm... This fragrance smells so yummy. However, it doesn't really bring any nostalgic memories. :( It smells like nerds candy mixed with green tea. Although I've mentioned candy, the fragrance is a mature fragrance. I wouldn't go clubbing with this, but a date would be suitable. I probably wouldn't buy this fragrance again. It's nothing really special to me and I dont get complements.

Female Viewpoint: Please see if you are attracted to MY scents first to determine the usefulness of my review. Our nose attraction may not be compatible!

I got this for my husband, and I LOVE it on him. I feel like this is a great cologne for those men whose female/male counterparts are very "oriental-scented". My husband and I have a great natural musk compatibility, so, since my skin goes best with vanilla musk little spicy little sweet, I felt Pour Homme compliments that.

It has that unisex hint (ie Ultraviolet) but with that extra ting of citrus making it a unique male fragrance.

If your lady (or man) is more of the oriental scented and you have good chemistry (I'm talking ACTUAL chemistry as in skin/musk) Then I recommend this for the guys. It evokes "metrosexual" sophistication with a more masculine air than the sporty Tommy and Hugo Boss scents. (to me, considered "teen boy"). Pour Homme is defiantly for a man.

It is reasonably priced, and lasts an acceptable length of time (My POV is slightly skewed)

Just..please men, NO MORE THAN TWO MAXIMUM SPRAYS! ITS COLOGNE NOT BODY MIST. No woman wants to be with a guy who gives her a *REAL* headache. Two sprays will guarantee you get the nice vanilla sweetness under the citrus apple bergamot. Otherwise you risk becoming a giant citrus headache.

This scent is lovely, but I think it goes best with a complimentary counterpart fragrance making beautiful perfume together :D

*My top collector tip: A light-tight flexible *basket with lid* for storage. Sunlight can damage or shorten the life of your perfume. Bottles should be snuggled together to restrict movement (upright if possible) to help prevent scratching & breaking. Care for your perfume & a 100ml can last decades!*

Some have called this synthetic but I think that's the combination of rum, juniper, wood, and a whole lot of ethyl maltol. It's a unique combination to me, but I'm not a big fan of these kinds of fragrances. I like the smell but I'm not sure how well it would work for hours on end. I sprayed a tiny amount on before I went to sleep and never experienced the drydown, just a strong opening. It's been compared to Boss Bottled/#6, but I like this one better, I think because the wood isn't as strong and it's a bit more complex. I also like the strong notes in this one, though I generally don't like ones this sweet. Here, the juniper and rum seem to keep the sweetness in check. The plum and spices provide a kind of tint to the fragrance but are never clear as notes to me. I'll have to update after I've given it a regular wearing.

UPDATE: With a regular wearing what I'll say is that I don't like the first 20 minutes or so but then it settles in and is pleasant. The idea seems to have been to create a more balanced gourmand type fragrance (unlike Body Kouros, A*Men, Rochas Man, etc.), so if that appeals to you then by all means try and sample it.

Got this as a gift before moving to Colorado for a season... it was winter in the Rockies and whenever I smell this fragrance it reminds me of making my way to work through the fresh soft morning snow and clean crisp air with coffee in hand!! It isn't an ingredient listed but I do get a strong hint of liquiroice or sambuca from it too. It's my favourite Lacoste scent!

The first scent I ever purchased, so I do have a real soft spot for it.

It smells very good after a few minutes as the first initial 'sniffs' are a little bit too much. It will stay on the skin and/or clothes for a long time. I get about 6-7 hours on my skin before it seriously fades.

You have to use a good 5-6 sprays to ensure that it gets majorly noticed. Anything under 4 and the sillage isn't amazing.

Overall a great scent that will keep you happy for the money that you pay. You can get a 50ml bottle for roughly £25.

Results:

Scent: 8.5/10
Sillage: 7/10
Longevity: 7/10

Purchased this in my early twenties, it fell out of use over the years, and I recently rediscovered it in a drawer (now in my early thirties). I gave it a test on my skin and found it was just far too sweet and the vanilla too strong for me now. I tried to wash and scrub the fragrance off my arm several times, but it was very persistant. Very long lasting and decent projection if you find that it works for you. I gave this bottle away to a co-worker with a college bound son.

Lacoste Pour Homme is a very well constructed and balanced citric aquatic that though not innovative or uniquely original in conception, is outstandingly executed and one of the best aquatics on the market.
The beautiful opening of citrus and apple integrates very well with the juniper and cinnamon that never offends and manages to hold a very reserved and balanced personality without ever overwhelming. One of the best uses of apple I have come across in a fragrance, it seems to give the grapefruit a bass from which to balance it against the spicier middle notes.
Incredibly pleasing, becomes somewhat linear once the vanilla ripens over the middle and top notes, but the vanilla only seems to add a creamy note without losing its balance or becoming overly assertive. The sandalwood and cedarwood make for a light foundation that allows the vanilla and musk to come through unmolested. This give Lacoste Pour Homme a lighter feel but because the scent is so well balanced it doesn´t detract from the overall scent in the slightest.
Incredibly versatile, pleasing and refined.
Longevity is not bad, 5-6 hours is the standard, though on some skin chemistries this one never goes beyond a skin scent after the initial thirty minutes of application so a blind buy may not work for everyone.
The epitome of well executed, well blended and organically based.

I detect a nice, sweet and tart citrus in the beginning, almost like a lemon head. This is followed by vanilla and a spice that I can really feel. It's not overpowering at all. It's a very gentlemanly, warm scent that's an all around winner in my book.

Just had this last week got a free sample.

So let's see, Opening is kinda sweet with a dash of citrus. Then after an hour it kinda smells a little spicy then dries down to a nice woody vanilla finish. Projection is not that superb, which isn't a major problem.

I can't really tell if the majority of the sweetness comes from the vanilla or rum since I always have this mysterious feeling when smelling it during after the dry down. To sum things up, a very nice everyday perfume can be worn day or not (though I recommend it during the day). Not to intruding or not too shy just a well balanced scent in my opinion. If you are into the strong perfume department, then this scent is not for you.

Longevity - 8/10
Sillage - 7/10
Scent - 8/10

One of the first colognes I every had... good memories, scent is nothing special, but pleasant enough.

This lasts for several hours, it is NOT mainstream (which is GOOD for unique scentness), and it is a good all around cologne.

***Most importantly, the scent is a good smelling scent, according to females in the early to mid 20's.

hmm in not too sure what to make of this one , I think i can smell juniper berry but this fragrance is just fresh & sporty . I much paco rabanne xs pour homme to this one .Its ultimately like every other mass marketed fragrances out there

Headache

elegant and masculine

Nice yummy aromatic perfume with gourmand and chilly citric opening and pleasant velvety woody dry out. Unfortunately quickly goes to the base and stays in a deep and faint smell; vanilla and rum (yummy booze) with smooth woody odor in dry down. Wish it could stay for more. Everyday and common, proper for any casual occasion. really Comforting! A hint of classic perfumes makes it a little more masculine and without that it's something only for under 25.

longevity 5/10
sillage 7/10
scent 6/10

The unique Lacoste i like with Elegance, i sniff grapefruit mixed with plum and green apple in the opening, in the heart, pepper, cinnamon and a light cardamon. In the base musk and vanilla! Its perfect for casual times.

me gusta mucho este jugo me hace sentir bien..creo que dentro de las fragancias LACOSTE es la que más sobresale es calmada ,elegante,tiene un tono licoroso mezclado con frutos como la ciruela ,vainilla una bonita combinación.

Strong modern masculine scent
Plum liqueur with spices and sharp bitter fruits
Very nice!

How did I miss using the word "sexy" in my review? ;)

One word that best describes Lacoste Pour Homme is understated.

I'm not an expert and I don't claim to know what each of the above listed notes smells like. That being said, for me, it starts out warm with the blended notes of cinnamon and vanilla. Just the right touch of vanilla for me as I'm not a fan of the rich, sickeningly sweet, gourmand vanilla. Maybe it's the pink pepper that keeps the vanilla in check, and as a result I don't consider this a vanilla scent overall. After about fifteen minutes the almost melon like grapefruit starts coming into the mix. Nice blend. I don't detect the apple at all.

I have to say that each note has a degree of synthetic quality to it, but this is not a negative. I think this is what makes each note fit together so well to create a unique scent that in dry down is cool on my skin, and has a powdery quality to it. Not sweet, but a contradictory soft yet metal element. Very clean and understated. I like it more each time I wear it.

It is not overtly masculine, but definitely not feminine. It's light without being a lightweight, and on my skin it's the same in warm and cold weather. One squirt lasts all day. Definitely a keeper.

I love it, kinda different but in the line with Burberry, The One...

One of my all time favorites, this was my college scent back in the day. I have recently rediscovered LPH's beauty.

The notes in this one are very well blended. To me, no single note really ever stands out more than another. What I get is just an intriguing mix of ingredients which creates a unique scent. "I just smell so sharp today" - This is what I think to myself when wearing this.

Lacoste Pour Homme is a chick magnet, but a word to the wise. The fragrance may seem subtle, but projection is well above average. 2 sprays will get you noticed.

I usually detest men's perfume, unless it is worn by:

a woman,
a man who knows how to put it on, or
my father.

This is my boyfriend's juice and it smells amazing on him.

When sniffed from the bottle, it is so strong that it's almost offensive. But when it settles on the skin, it dries down to a very comforting, sweet vanilla scent that lasts well into the day.

I highly recommend this perfume for the elegant, classy man in the prime of his life who stands out from the Adidas/Axe-soaked rabble that surrounds him.

one of the best cologne came over by LACOST !

luve it luve it luve it !!

masculine yet tender and warm so vanilla with plenty touches of citrus grapefruit, plum, apple and bergamot!
kind of mixture balanced between being masculine with warm sweet note!
slightly preferable for young guys 20-30 ,i guess so !

Lacoste Pour Homme is a great fragrance with outstanding masculine blend.

Cedar, sandalwood and grapefruit are always my favourite notes. Even though, I do not like vanilla that much, it is very well-blended in here.

Sillage is great allowing others to know you speak "Lacoste". Longevity is fantastic on my skin too.

All in all. 10/10 for me. Thank you for reading :)

the bomb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!something seemingly basis but sooooooo different.

being such a powerhouse frag this ones actually really good and a GREAT all round scent with some spices and woods balancing out the citrus and its a perfect daytime scent to wear

to classify this one it's tricky because its balanced with spices and has a good woodsy base but its also very aromatic and fresh and lots of notes are undistinguishable and perfectly to make a very fresh and clean smelling frag

i would definately buy this if it was not for the high price

I can really smell the vanilla. It comes through at the top very well. A deeper, warmer vanilla then typical, in my opinion.

This is one of my all time favorites. I think it has a basic ingredient list, but comes together in a very unique way. Its hard to stop smelling it.

when i smell this cologn first time i guess that should be Hugo Boss Soul.
it has a popular scent and very energic.
it can be a good choice for hot days.

Wonderful scent. Has a good mixture of being sweet and still being masculine at the same time. It reminds me of vanilla ice cream. quite delicious.

Lacoste Pour Homme was the first expensive high class cologne i ever bought. It starts out strong and has slight note of citrus. These slight notes of citrus continue throughout the day. They almost give it that distinct Lacoste over all tone. It then calms down to a soft yet sexy smell, with just a tad of vanilla. It's very calm and would be a fall scent i think.

I was looking for a vanilla scent, and I thought Lacoste Pour Homme would be a low risk option, just because the very good reviews I read here, and in others foruns (fresh, smooth, good mixture, and more). Wrong. It’s like a fruit cocktail with vanilla in it, and this combination is a little strange and mediocre to me. Indeed is fresh and light, even though the vanilla smell stays with you all the time. I don’t like so sweet scents, but I would prefer a stronger one, but more natural and maybe more usual, instead of this. Not serious, not romantic, not pretentious, always sweet but never strong, kinda happy scent, but not for me. Very good longevity.

its nice

For fine, mature, distinct and elegant men. This scent is luxurios and warm!

On my skin it has a wonderful long lasting.

For me, the advertisement picture with the man holding a cup of coffee shows exactly the way I feel when I am wearing this fragrance.
Completely exotic!

wonderful vanillia base mixed with a charming fruity base, very popular and mainstream but is a nice selection for day or night..

my favourite fragrance from lacoste, smells very nice and different from other colognes, very long lasting 4 me is a everyday fragrance u will rock with this one!

Fabulous smell with a great composition. But it is a huge disappointment because it lasts very very short about 2 hours. 10 minutes after application you reach the drydown.

Love the smell of this cologne ... just smells so fresh ... from the top notes to middle to just base notes ... Fresh speaks in every note ... and lasts for a long time ... I would recommend this for casual wear ... not night...

very sweet scent. definetly complements the lacoste brand and styling. however, that being said, it suites only certain moods and senses. first note is very deceiving but the later notes are equally delicious

[****--] Terrific, bold scent that blends sweet and dark notes and ends in 'roasted' vanilla. This should be worn with confidence. Very long lasting. Works equally well during day and night. Excellent design that recalls Lacoste's polo shirt roots (look at the cap texture for instance).