Loewe Pour Homme Loewe for men

Great!One steady product from loewe besides the solo for men. A must have collection in guys wardrobe for classic stuff.

My father has this is not my favorite fragrance note musgisa will not really know but I do not like

A classic and refined aromatic fougere the goes in the same direction as Tuscany per Uomo. A green aromatic opening with the usual lavander/citruses accord joined by bitter herbs and geranium. Oakmoss and vetiver make their appearance just right after enhancing the "classicism" of this composition. Compared to other similar fragrances of the period, Loewe Para Hombre is definitely more restrained and mannered and focuses on the fresh aspect of its components. Light, easy to wear and well crafted. No surprise.

If you like vintage fougeres but you're not into powerhouse, go for it.

Rating: 7/10

I totally love it!!

People under 25 have no idea about good fragrances!!! They know about Carolina Herrera 30 versions or Hugo Boss... that's it... It is just like music, the newest the best... that's the trend...that's is why perfume houses come up with a new version every 4-6 months...

Loewe is one of the Best perfume Houses ever...

@gypsyparfumista....I just dont see any under 25's enjoying this.the initial blast of lavender is sure enough to irritate a few noses.You have to have enjoyed 80's fragrances to make sense of this.so please forgive them

Loewe Para Hombre is a bitter, herbal Mediterranean-styled chypre/fougère hybrid in the style of Aramis Tuscany or (more distantly), Azzaro Pour Homme. If anything. I'd say it's an aromatic fougère. Loewe Para Hombre is bone-dry and revolves around an accord of stark, bitter Clary Sage, lavender, and patchouli. The use of oakmoss and tonka in the base combined with the lavender decidedly make it smell like an aromatic fougère, and it gives me the same traditionally masculine, "meat and potatoes man" vibe that I get from most aromatic fougères. It actually gives off a "spa" sort of vibe on my skin. That "spa" vibe must be the herbs, because this stuff is all about a bitter, natural herbal notes to exclude any hint of sweetness from this and make it as masculine and conserved as possible. I would say it lasts anywhere from 6 to 10 hours on my skin, depending on weather and application.

I have a vintage bottle, so I can't judge the current formulation, but the version I have is definitely a quality fragrance. It took me a while to get into it, though, so I strongly suggest sampling first - don't blind buy Loewe Para Hombre.

"Loewe? Who are they?" I responded, when another member, I talk with often on the phone, asked me if I had ever tried them. "You'll see", they said (and I swear I could actually hear a subtle smug smile). Well, see and sniff I have. God, what a beautiful creation that I would have never experienced otherwise, had it not been for Fragrantican kindness...

*Thank you John, yet again!*

Loewe pour homme, when it hit my arm, smelled sour and kinda weird (aldehydes?); but as they, almost immediately, subsided an absolutely gorgeous green aroma wafted all around me. Citruses, sweet and sunny, and warm green basil became something superb and elegant. Sheer green muguet and soft lavender added floralcy, but it stayed green and bright. I detect something dry and peppery, no doubt the geraniums, as it continues to dry. Not too citric, nor herbally/flowery, LPH has an amzing aroma: natural, manly and quite invigorating. A drydown of clean incensy sandalwood with dry vetiver and heavenly oakmoss finish this as something just as green as it was, only a lot more down to earth and seriously sexy without any animalic feeling. I do not see why the "notes" are listed as linear; it definitely had some development on me. Perhaps a superhero would wear this. More than Batman, I see Green Arrow or maybe even Professor Xavier (mentor of the X-Men) sporting this. Clean, yet earthy with a hint of class and sharp wit about it, Loewe PH is not all that complex; but it is powerful and amazingly (and meanly) green...

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

I had heard a few things about this House but had NO idea, they were this wonderful. Aromatic and fougere this deserves the classification it has received. To be completely honest, when I saw the release date (1974) I expected something somewhat stuffy, loud and "barber shop" smelling. Perish that thought! If I smelled like this after coming out of a Barber Shop, I would have to let my favorite stylist go...and get in line for a shave and a haircut! The more I sniff vintages and then go to the Fragrance Counters, the more I really wish I had been born maybe twenty years earlier, as so many of these gems are discontinued and expensive and hard-to-find!

I noticed in the demographics, of the "votes" above, that no one (male or female) under 25 voted on this, at all. You should give it a try, Boys...you don't know what you are missing!

Used to have this - a brilliant, fresh citrus scent - I'm sure there is leather in there too - wanna get some more Has a high quality bottle and top. This is great for summer..a very very good one!

i just bought one,i like this fragrance,
its fresh (mediterraneo)at 1st,then becomes spicy ! but very elegant.
also,long-lasting
(next target is Esencia)
(previous one was SOLO Loewe -2 times)

i just bought one,i like this fragrance,
its fresh (mediterranean)at 1st,then becomes spicy ! but very elegant.
also,long-lasting
(next target is Esencia)
(previous one was SOLO Loewe -2 times)

A classic in Spain
Reminds me of Cacharel p.h. in its citrus-clove (although not listed)twist.It's mediterranean, cultivated and surrounds you without intimidation.