S.T. Dupont pour Homme by S.T. Dupont

iamrahulfromindia

wow what an opening blast...artemesia is it??? who cares ,the opening is multidimensional and yes it does lose its way down to its base notes which to me seems a bit burn out metal....overall its a bang to a whimper fragrance

Goofy

seems mild , not very strong , fades after sometime ,didn't quite like it

Aristo

sealing wax! on an old cardboard))) very aristocratically...

Eros

Very rich scent, very complex, multi-floored, BUT not depressing. Like a musical accord of a GOOD symphonic orchestra, playing mezzo-forte, meaning "moderately loud". Indeed, it has symphonic sound: loud razor-sharp (but not aggresive) attack, very wide well-balanced spectra of a middle tonality, and a green calm thin (not thick) final sound.
Meanwhile it sounds like ... dollar looks like. Yes, printed dollar: sharp curvative b/w picture on the face side (main part) and a green, light picture on the back side (final note).
This is for business man, for his work hours in office, to make right decisions in extreeme situations. Probably *not* for the opera or night show, not for seducing women (but who knows?...). This is perfume for busy style of making money. It is "money boss" or "chief broker".
It helps to concentrate brain, while the main long note is a bit sweet.
It's complexity can be a minus - sometimes it is difficult to wear it. Very easy to overdose. Advice: wear it only on odd or only on even days of month.
Nearest analogue - Cartier "Declaration" (very close, less complex, without sharp start and green tail). If you dont need complexity and "snob-boss-image" you can also consider Paco Rabanne XS from the same creator Gerard Anthony - it is less complex and ... has a better bottle.