Romeo Gigli Uomo Romeo Gigli for men

hi cinemoenti... i tried a sud est sample some 20 years ago... if i am not mistaken it was something dry and spicy... and i liked it...

I haven't smelled this for decades, I did today and it didn't change a bit, it's still a classic, timeless and beautiful perfume.
Question: does anybody know the ROMEO GIGLI SUD EST MAN? That is offered on eBay and isn't listet here on FRAGRANTICA. I would like to know if it's worth buying it. Thank you for any hint.

Romeo Gigli for men is a fragrance very sweet, I remember years ago advertising was represented by an Indian holy man who had with him this beautiful bottle, but the interior was and still is something wonderful, to spray the first one is hit by a gentle creamy soap then after a few minutes, the road a generous heart of the most disparate scents, rose and jasmine of all, the fund has an agreement with sandalwood amber and wood prized, the impression that it has something Wild, I do not know if there are perfumes that are like Romeo Gigli, but at the time gave me an extraordinary impression, I hope that the production of this perfume continues, otherwise it would be a shame.
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If anyone owned a viktor&rolf antidote, then you owned one a history of this classic romeo gigli. Nowdays you wouldn't find it anywhere except old products probably expired already although unopened.

The green liquid reminds me of viktor&rolf and vetiver by guerlain.
But those two are a lot fresher and good sillage.

This is what I look for in a fragrance. There are quite a few notes, with quite a bit of contrast, yet they work so well together. Despite all these notes, there is no "blob" effect, and you can actually detect many if not most of them. It's natural smelling and pleasant, but not in any way overwhelming or harsh. One might call the drydown "subtle" or "understated." Longevity is excellent. The only reason not to wear this is if you are seeking a fragrance with a focus on a particular note or accord (or if you fear these "old" fragrances).

These notes are like everything I love the most put together in one fragrance!

this is some of that grown man stuff,i had it and when i was moving,my shelf fell off the wall and this bottle and about 7 others crashed to my demise. this isnt an every day cologne that you can just buy either

I wore the heck out of this in the day. I recently ordered a bottle of it online and was thrilled to find it just the way I remembered. Certainly not for every man as it is very warm and somewhat spicy in the drydown. The balsam, cedar and rosewood have very nice play with each other. If you are into the notes, you'll be happy you hunted it down. It does not smell dated, just unusual in the sea of clean nothing-ness out there now.

I bought the fragrance when it was brand new out in 1991. I was in Vienna then in a classical dance school, so it will always remind me of that fabulous time. It is an interesting spicy, oriental smell (similar in grouping as Insense by Givenchy) with elements of plum, cinnamon, vanilla, woods and some very refreshing green notes that are in the top and middle notes.
I have a very artistic association to the scent and the bottle implies that as well: think of a very sophisticated Salvatore Dali painting. I have never seen or used the scent since then. I cannot say it is one I have to have again but I have fond memories with it. Similar franrances: Insense/ Givenchy, Prada/ Prada for men, Opium for men/ YSL, Egoiste/ Chanel

Romeo 'De Romeo Gigli' is a woman's fragrance - Uomo is for men... Gigli's packaging is plain cardboard type box and the samples I've seen came clipped on the same cardboard card.

For years all I had were sample vials of Romeo Gigli Uomo. I couldn't find it anywhere in 2000 when I was given the samples. So I assumed it was discontinued. I finally found it in 2002 at a discount perfume shop. I bought a bottle without smelling it 'cause I loved the samples that much. I tried it a few times and it just didn't smell the same. The sample vials only said "Romeo Gigli" on them and I didn't notice the box having "Uomo" on it when I bought it. I wonder if he had another cologne?