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Inspired by comics about superheroes, the new fresh and woody “hero” B*Men appeared in 2004. B*Men represents the embodiment of Thierry Mugler’s great child passion towards comic books and superheroes. This fragrance is the second superhero, after the A*Men, coming up in fantastic strength. It is more dynamic and powerful, being that it is meant to be the champion in a world full of danger. Knowing the story, we can now understand the unusual colors of the bottle – red star and the color of a military uniform. The fragrance was created by Christine Nagel and Jacques Huclier. The noble woody heart of the previous A*Men, greatly estimated, inspired the perfumers to make the composition of B*Men woody with spices at the centre and fruity and spicy notes of rhubarb. Amber and dried woody notes are at the base. This perfume was introduced in 2004.
I cannot smell this fragrance although have 6 heavy sprays on my body.
Had a whiff of it.
To me... it Smells like the original A*Men but, instead of the caramel it has a soft coconut smell on top, i guess that smell would be the licorice but i got coconut, i dunno lol
7/10
This is the sexiest fragrance I have had so far!!!!! It is a killer strike. Right on the head.
I've tried so many times with this one, over the course of about three years. There's something about this I like and there's something I don't. Unfortunately, the "bad" seems to outweigh the "good." I think it's the combination of strong lavender, patchouli, and something sweet, perhaps the rhubarb. It's certainly not too woody or spicy for me. and the sweetness is fine by itself. On the other hand, I like Enrico Sebastiano Fine Cologne, which is similar. It's got lime and spice in the opening, with a hint of woods. Then it goes into a nicely blended sweet drydown with a little patchouli. So my guess is that when strong lavender is added, it's too much for me, because ESFC doesn't have this, whereas B*Men does, though the anise might be part of the problem as well (ESFC doesn't have that either). If you like the scent, though, I can't find anything wrong with it, so it's worth sampling if you like fragrances such as Armani's Attitude.
The perfume of 2004 repeats the fantastical idea of inspiration initiated by A * Men. While A * Men fragrance representing a metallic superhero, here is a super dark, mixed with African and alien fire. The bottle is the same as A * Men, changing the outside of glass an opaque cover in dark green military-like, and replaced by a central blue star red. Rechargeable editions, the outer sheath replaced by a rubber-like rubber material.
The beginning of the fragrance has similar colors to A * Men in the aromatic candied sweet sensation, but with a more spicy from cinnamon cloves trend, without becoming dense and relatively cool and cold. Middle notes kept in the same style of game but spicy aroma adds toast and incense resins for longer smelling, aroma becomes dominant if it is still smelling longer. Beside the incense has notes and leather-like moist snuff, with a density similar to the fragrance of the eighties. While further developing the middle notes appears cedar wood type is assembled incense. The mixture does not feel heavy or monotonous, even a simple fruit could be interleaved, patchouli, fresh or traditional snuff. The final takes snuff with wood tones and species type cedar wood line with more traditional end of a fragrance and feelings known, along the lines of The One by Dolce & Gabbana but without the green notes.
Unlike rupture in style at the time of A * Men, B * Men fragrance feels like a marked and striking, but with some inspiration from the very masculine fragrance with notes and intense eighties. Although it gives the idea of an intense fragrance winter is cold and spicy cooler at the end that make it not shocking for the summer. It feels good and much better day in office, distinctive and striking, elegant aromatic with hints but without falling into an old style perfumery. At night also features a lot, where the dark tones of spices and incense stick out and give a personality with an air of mystery. In the romantic works well because the scent revolves around the idea of masculinity, with several interspersed sensual overtones, especially snuff and resins. Broad age range, 20 to 55 years, with informal night under 35 years and elegant office on day 30.
A sexy fragrance. i think that´s a statement that you make when you´re wearing this...is like A men but more like a grown up brother; they got rid of the chocolate note and make an ode to licorice and spices,grown up yes, but instead of being a serious adult is a mischievous character, charming and with a little bit of urban sensuality, if you want to try something different from what you have in the market these days (usaually pointless redundant stuff) this is it, another masterpiece from Thierry Mugler.
100/100
The guy I am seeing wears this and I've really grown to like it. It lasts all day. Very rich and crisp.
uh.. where is rhubarb in the notes? The notes are getting a little ridiculous how off they are sometimes.
Can a refill of this be used on its own without needing an original case for it?
B*Men is .... Be Man
opens sweet Vanilla & Spices (i het cinnamon cardamom
saffron in =) and Leather
dry down quiet Leather Vanilla Spices .
the dry down is best thing about it
this one way much better than A*Men
hot man in a leather jacket
I should start with 3 caveats to this review, 1. I hate aniseed, liquorice and star anise 2. I haven't found a Thierry Mugler I've gotten on with and 3. I'm a lady (well, female).
So I sprayed with some trepidation, and quite rightly so, WALLOP straight round the olfactory senses with a huge dose of liquorice, KERBLAM a hefty right hook of peanuts, and BLAMMO a solid blast of patchouli and spices (alright, I’ll stop with the superhero stuff).
I returned half an hour or so later and soft wafts of vanilla were definitely present and maybe even that elusive violet. There was still the lingering liquorice but a softer more natural scent, a bit like the liquorice root.
And then I realised, not only was was I getting with the liquorice, but also a Thierry Mugler aftershave liquorice at that! This starts as a big scary thing, but actually calms to something much more manageable, gentle and really quite sexy. I like!
I think I love this scent. So delicious, intruguing and sophisticated, licorice and anise playing first fiddle... with nicely managed spicy accords at that!
But I guess I will never understand why they labelled it as a "masculine" fragrance. Still, it does not bother me too much as I wear it proudly myself :)
Anyway, this is a powerful stuff - still not extreme in its sillage, though it stays on for hours and you will be noticed wearing a nice fragrance from a personal distance.
On me it lingers pretty close, no big tail, though quite prominent, I do feel it all around me and it lasts long on clothes.
B*men is way better than A*men, IMHO, so sad they discontinued it. I guess I will have to stock up before it disappears from the market completely.
Recommended for winter, autumn and colder days or nights out in spring/summer.
Very huggable and inviting, bold, charismatic and sexy in a nice way.
B * Men by Thierry Mugler is an intriguing fragrance was created: the comparison let exaggerated as an offshoot of A * Men, the opening is similar but this time perhaps, less powerful and less sweet.The spices dominate with rustic accents , while flashes of licorice peep here and there, the fund lavish vetiver, cedar and vanilla.I do not consider him the brother of A * but is even less a twin, fragrance similar but more subtle and less greedy, the same size bottle but different in color, it would seem almost to feel attracted to the hands because the tire a good grip, and the red star that could shine even on the highest Christmas tree, essentially say that this fragrance takes up the brand.
In my opinion, is indicated mainly for the winter.
Good
This one has become a "must have" in my collection… very spicy, the kind of spices used in bakery, A little bit powdery in the drydown with an amber muskiness to it and some woodsy chords.
The beginning is just like A*men, not in the notes but in the harshness, strong and a little bitter. Unique scent.
As it begins to dry and fusion with my skin the spices blossom, I get some nutmeg, anise, cinnamon and a little bit of pink pepper even though this are not there as a notes… I’ll guess that “spices” covers all, also in the drydown I get LOTS of an ambary lavender chord and I mean LOOOTS which I like.
This is kind of a modern-classic scent… if u know what I mean. Very “Karl Lagerfeld” LOL. Old guy very fashion dressed.
*On me it last 6 hours + …. Great longevity
*Three sprays and you’re done. One on the neck and on each wrist will do. More than that and you’ll stink.
*The projection is great. You get a cloud quite inviting to get closer… neither too close to the skin nor too aggressive (in the DD of course).
*occasion: noon out in the colder months; this one is not for the warm weather.
*age: 25 up
Definitely give it a try.. Don’t expect much from the top notes or first impression (I personally love it). Just let it dry for like 30 minutes and you’ll fall in love with this one.
Had this for the whole winter of 2010 - 2011. Very interesting perfume, special and warm at the same time.
For me Bmen is for people that know how and when to wear a perfume. I think it is only for winter and fall. Maybe a little bit for cold spring days or nights. Longevity an projection is great.
First time i sampled it, it was like a kick in the face; strong, sweet, powerful, nasty, different. Now i love it.
The opening is intense, much like A*Men, but nowhere near as aggressive or unsettling. It’s just quite noticeable, and unique. There is a very strong tang to it, like rhubarb. Fruit without the sweetness. And do NOT get started with me on “It’s a vegetable”, or “It’s an herb” or whatever. I know it doesn’t have seeds, I know it’s from the Rheum family of plants, I don’t care. You bake that stuff into a delicious pie, and you sir/madam, are dealing with a fruit!
Also, it’s considered a fruit for the purposes of regulations and duties in the United States, so all y’all can just take it.
In any case, the tang of the rhubarb will gradually fade, leaving just good old spiciness.
I try to be pretty reserved with my cologne escapades, especially at work. I dread being “that guy” who people know has entered the room without seeing or hearing him. If my presence is felt by some alarming and unexplainable fear or discomfort, fine, that’s pretty cool; but if someone knows I’m there because they smell me, I’m not as pleased. I feel that in being an enthusiast of fragrance, my risk of being “that guy” is also much higher than most, so I’m probably even more careful than the common gentleman. In any case, B*Men was the first cologne to get noticed by a coworker, who was interested in it. He also confirmed that even though I’d worked there for a year and a half, he’d never noticed any smell in my office, so that’s good to know. The point is, when compared to many other fragrances out there, B*Men is much more noticeable. This is caused both by the strength, and the uniqueness.
This doesn’t smell like someone has cologne on. It smells like someone has an interesting scent. It triggers something different, and rather enjoyable. B*Men was one of my first colognes as I got into this whole thing, and I wasn’t sure how I felt about it at first. It was interesting, but seemed too aggressive for me, and my style. I’ve grown into it a fair amount since then, and enjoy it quite a lot, as while with many other scents I’ve found similar ones, or reminders, I’ve yet to come across anything else that makes me think of B*Men. So far it’s proven quite unique.
This is a spicy and warm fragrance, and because of that I feel it works most effectively when it’s cold. It’s certainly usable in the summer, but you have to be careful and go light with it. Though my anecdote was a story about me wearing this at work, I really wouldn’t suggest doing that. It’s not really good for a professional environment. Like most of Mugler’s other colognes, this is the kind of thing that was made for a fun-time-club kind of setting. Don’t write it off to be exclusively for that scene, though. You may find all kinds of suitable scenarios for it.
I also want to take a quick moment to give my glowing praise to the B*Men deodorant. This stuff is not only a great compliment to the fragrance, and almost nearly as strong, but it also lasts absurdly long. I put some on the morning before leaving on a camping trip. One that involved trees, talking about trucks, and that sort of manly gruff adventure. Two full days after applying that deodorant, I woke up and as my mind finally penetrated a blinding hangover, I realized that I could still smell B*Men. Despite all I had been through, it held strong. Making sure I wasn’t delusional, I promptly forced my friend to smell. I doubt he was keen on the idea of his face having a hot date with my arm pit, but since he was still half asleep, he wasn’t in much of a state to provide the quick reaction required to deter me. Though he threatened to take the car and abandon me in the woods, and though breakfast was extremely awkward, he did admit that it smelled alright, all things considered. I chalk that up as a great success.
This has a tartness to it. Matter of fact to my nose it smells a little like sweet tarts the candy. Not that it's sweet because it's more on the spicy side. A nice change of pace from A*men and very wearable in the summertime. Underrated and can be had for very cheap.
B*Men is one of my favorites - it’s a warm and woody scent, and if it was all about it, maybe B*Men would be not so special, but...it has something more. There are some spices, violet and leather which makes the smell very interesting and complex.
It has very good silage and power. B*Men is a very different from A*Men and Pure Malt, and I’m not saying these two are not so good – just to clarify that B*Men can give you something different from the other T.Mugler scents and definitely worth a try. Especially in a special occasion. ;))
Sincerely I dont like it at all on the first smell, but I bought it because very low price for Thierry Mugler's perfume. Smell is indescribable, very complex, but not to bad, strong, spicy with freshness, and long lasting. You need time to like it, but you will at the end.
A strange one for me. The things which attracted me to it in the first place; the spices, the woods and the sweetness were both very original to my nose, but ultimately I found the pitch for want of a better expression, just a bit too high. I eventually gave it away to a friend and I migrated to the heady, sweet pleasures of its elder brother; A* which seems to have the right balance of ingredients and pitch for me that B* lacked. Sadly withdrawn from sale to my knowledge.
i was in love with B*Men for the last 2 years, but lately my nose picks up the violet note the most and it's nausea-inducing.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this scent! Its intoxicating!!! My partner wears it, and I often wear it myself, the smell lasts for hours, and I always catch wafts of it as I go about my day and I stop and enjoy the smell!! Its a very sexy fragrance! :)
All of the Mugler "Men" fragrances I have tried so far, seem to have this note that I think everyone is referring to as "tar." To me, it smells very synthetic, like rubber, latex, PVC, or some fake leather smell. The kicker is, I LOVE that smell. It is unique in the fragrance world, and I'm very curious as to what it is. I worry sometimes that it is some thick carcinogenic wonder, that is slowly mutating all of our cells.
The very first time I smelled A*Men, I sprayed it out of the rubber flask, and wondered if somehow the rubber smell had leaked into the scent as it passed through the opening. No, it is there even in the non rubber flask dispensers. It is as addictive as the smell of gasoline to me. I really can't get enough of it. As I said before, I get it in all of the 'Men' incarnations. My whole take on the super hero advertising...each of the scents is based around that "tar" scent, which to me smells like latex...like a super hero costume. Each of the fragrances have a different makeup that fills out this costume...each one is its own distinct hero.
B*Men has a very different structure than A*Men. B*Men is dark...the fruits are dark, the spices, the licorice and the leather...all of these are in the mix, creating a very distinct mysterious texture. It is not one that I find overly pleasing to my sense of smell, but I can appreciate its complexity. I keep a small amount when I need something very different, and slightly dark. To me, it ends in a latex/leather smell, that is not bad, but I wouldn't classify it as sexy or even attractive. Without a doubt, it is evocative though, and sometimes that is more than most. I look forward to meeting the next hero dressed in the latex. Up Up and Away!
B*MEN...
in the opening, on my skin, i get vetiver and spices with a hint of licorice.
In the heart, this is where it becomes sweet, the violet and patchouli kicks in with vetiver still lurking in the back.
And in the base, of course, i get patchouli, leather and little bit of anise. I don't get any vanilla or cedar at all.
The weird thing is, out of all the Thierry Mugler fragrances i've tried, this has the lowest longevity and siliage. Again, im talking about only on my skin because the other people i know who have tried this get a pretty long lasting. But why not me ? .... sigh !
Also if you try to smell it in a warm environment, its not gonna smell that good. My advice is when you sample this just stand outside in the cold and then test it because that is where your gonna get the best results.
I TRY TO DAY AND I CAN FEEL A KISS OF Fahrenheit by Dior IN IT.
I have always tried my best to like this as the notes always look really appealing. The truth is, i always think of those cheap cups of soup from vending machines when i spray this.
This scent is very spice/anise/licorice. It's quite pungent if not aggressive. It seems too straight forward and lacks both balance and complexity to me. It is very masculine. I think most people would either like it or dislike it but not love it or hate it.
This one is so hard to categorise. I have it and while I like it I have started wearing it less and less. Very different and very powerful, you'll love it or hate it. A whole bunch of green smells with a hint of leather and patchouli without ever smelling like a hippy.
I used to love it and then I got sick of it. It really does last a long time, but it is not an everyday scent. It smells like none other. Very boozy to my nose. Give me time and I will be grabbing for this bottle again. By the way, if this scent was discontinued a few years back, why are there still millions of bottles out there?
8/10
i want this so bad,anybody knows where to buy it in indonesia?
... and then Pure Malt makes his appearance. Standing in the door way, unexpected yet acknowledged. Ready to take on B*Men because Pure Malt is grown, wise and confident. Neither the antagonist or protagonist, just a rogue who stands his own ground. B*Men is underestimated, but in the same range. Bound by licorice, coffee and exotic spices... he is distinct. Pure Malt is A*Men well behaved, and well rounded... thus ready for anything.
B*men is a villainous bastard rather than a super hero. Just as Armani, Davidoff and Calvin Klein are picking at finger sandwiches and scones in a tea parlor, B*men runs into the shop and kicks the table over, jumping and stomping on their tophats. B*men is violent and aggressive, B*men don't take guf from nobody, and you can't stop him. When he enters the room, he dominates. He's the intimidating thug. And with this boisterous bullying, he is the hero when everyone in the room is bored with the stuck-up attitude emitted by the pretty-boy, high market fragrances.
Strong, spicy, masculine and aggressive is how I describe this fragrance. I walk into a room wearing this and all other smells are invalid.
Very warm scent. More masculine but could possibly be used as a unisex fragrance.
Now this is a strange one, if your expecting anything like A for men forget it.This is totally differnt in such a way that it totally bombed,No shops sell it here in scotland but e bay is the saviour for me . it so different i like it in atrange way. gets many comments as in whats that your wearing never smelt that before, get on your computers boys itsn e bay
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Another Star in THIERRY MUGLER Sky. It has a Special Warmth like A*Men Furthermore it is More Romantic and Modern than it However i Still Prefer A*Men. This one is Full of Style with a Sensuous Scent. Masculine,Powerful, Warm,Sophisticated,Seductive and Sweet but not sticky sweet.
Leather,Vanilla and Spice mingle with Violet&Musk Leaves and Makes a Composition that is Unmistakable virile. The leather note in B*MEN is not Overpowering or Harsh but is more of a supple Leather that works alongside the Vanilla to create a very impressive fragrance.
This Alluring Oriental is Appropriate for a Romantic Evening like a Romantic Dinner with Your Wife.quite Suitable for a Passionate Character in Winter. If you are Looking makes a Beautiful Impression in HOT moments B*MEN is Your Pal!
Sillage?Nice.
Longevity?Not Superb Like A*Men but it is Good on my skin.
7.5/10
Instead of the chocolate accord in A*Men, B*Men is more focused on the licorice and the spices.
While I love both fragrances, I do believe that B*Men is much more wearable, and a better seller overall. It's a nice combination of sweet and spicy, with a very subtle gourmand feel throughout.
Sexy, a little daring and very Thierry Mugler in its style, B*Men delivers. The incredibly earthy and woodsy drydown may be too much for some, especially those that hate patchouli in large doses, however I enjoyed the drydown the most.
A little does go a long way in regards to wearing B*Men. Like all Thierry Mugler fragrances, the sillage and lasting power never disappoints, in fact it is often so powerful that it leaves you breathless.
The leather note in this fragrance isn't as strong as I expected to be. I guess you could say that it has been overshadowed by the sugar and spices. Although I like this fragrance the way it is, a bit more on the leather side of things would have given this fragrance more of a bite.
It's difficult to sum up this rather complex fragrance in a few words, however if I really had to, B*Men would be defined as a masculine vanilla scent with rich, syrupy woods and licorice accords.
very deep and sexy! Spicy and sweet. I wear it for special ocassion
Finally i have chosen this over Encre Noire after testing them and definetely i have strike the gold.This is very unique fragrance i cant stop my self sniffing it , very rich aroma not agressively potent like A*men but have very decent lasting power and sillage , i owe alot of thanks to fragrantica members for letting me know about this great fragrance they really have enhanced my perfume choices .
I have received my B*Men and I loved it!
I haven’t got surprised by its aroma because I felt it similar, in its base, with Blue Sugar, which I also have in my collection. But B*Men has a metallic aroma which disguises the “strong and sweet” smell, as if this smell was imprisoned in order to not become too much aggressive.
To illustrate what I felt with this one I could use the same situation that happens between Individuel (Montblanc) and Joop!Homme. Who knows, will understand what I am talking about.
One resembles the other. But, the animal sexy side stay imprisoned under other notes, which makes it more wearable.
B*Men has the Thierry Mugler characteristics: awesome lasting and sillage.
B Men simple the best fragance for man out there. just perfect for any ocassion. women love this stuff.
i am lovin' it!!!!
B men is totally wonderful! it is not as harsh as A men, not as 'crisp and lemony' as ice men. it is just perrrfeeecttt! fresh, yet still with the angel signature base.
i can imagine this sexy on men and lovely fro the ladies too
really when I wear it i feel strange nice of u mugler ur a master in cosmetic field.
Almost like the bottle was buried in rich loam for a while--that's what I get when I first smell B*Men. Then some sweetness and autumn leaves kick in shortly thereafter--awesome!
Has real lasting power and is decidedly sensual.
A worthy brother to A*Men!
I got this one for my husband and we both love it. This is one of the best smelling fragrances out there. He gets compliments when he wears it. He sweats a lot, but this fragrance stays and last the whole day. I also purchased Angel men for him, I like it but not as much as this one. Just waiting for him to finish Angel so I can go back and purchase another bottle of this one. I highly recommended.
I am going to recieve this fragrance next week.. im very excited
This is great! Similar to Amen but woody spicy and a bit fruity. The drydown is a fruity/liquorice/coffee smell. Projection and staying power are good and B*Men is really unusual....unless you've sampled A*Men that is
I love it! Love the woody scent blended with spices. It didn't suite my husband so I'am using it and both men and women think I smell great!
B-Men is one of my favorites for my husband. I love it and to me it smells like what I wish Angel smelled like for women. It has the subtle Angel scent - but not the smell I can't get past with the initial blast of women's Angel. I would wear this myself instead of angel. Very nice.
don't like this at all, just annoying overpowering scent there's a note in it that just bugs me and I can't accept it bought this blind, wish I haven't
Very good fragrance. Different from A*Men; not cloying when first applied. I think its linear same smell from start to ending. Smells like spicy liquorice and vanilla. It has moderate sillage and last 8 to 10 hours on my skin. 9/10
I was tempted to due a blind purchase on this bc I found the price really low, but I decided to just order a sample vial. THANK GOD I didnt order the whole bottle because this stuff is disgusting! I sprayed it and had to wash it off a little later. Its right next to a*men in repulsiveness. NASHHHHTTYYYYYYYY!!!
Ok, i've owed a lot of colognes and i get so many more compliments when i were B*men.From both women and men I'm on the hunt right now for another bottle.
Unique and original smell i like it. However im not sure that i would buy it.
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No tiene un olor clásico, pero es muy masculino, es para los que le sgustan oler diferente, recomendable 6/10
Not better than A*man, but unique in its own features... i feel like a superhero.
Brilliant. So much better than the original Angel Men.
One of the few fragrances that simply l o v e you. I'm wrong! You feel adored all day - 'cause unlike some people think, this is not for evening wear.
Thank you Thierry Mugler for this fabulous cologne.
This would be the mature "Angel." You know, the one with the wings and the stubble? Spicy and pleasant. The licorice and violet notes make this very interesting. The fun is in waiting for the drydown. All of the base notes begin to slowly bloom. I was slightly reminded of Cartier Declaration, but not so much. B*MEN is much more enjoyable and kind to the ego.
Today i bought this .and really what a perfume, smellgreat
If Your a Man wearing B*Men and not getting compiments. Then there must be something wrong with your body chemistry. This is one of the most incredible colognes i have ever worn. I have never had a day without, "what are you wearing?" From both sexes. This is my Killing Machine. I wear this to seal the deal in any situation. Its gives you a James Bond type of feel to others.
what are you guys smelling? nothing in common with a-men but the way the bottle is made.nothing to write home about but its ok
Finally had B*Men.... Inspired!! From packaging, from presentation and most of all from the fragrance...
Its really distinct and i love it!
For me A*Men is a comic world Villain while the B*Men is raised to save Mugler's comic world as a Superhero... The severe and intense -ve affect of A*Men could only be revived by B*Men and nothing else...
For me A*Men is a "hate" symbol and to love it you have to get B*Men.
A*Men is simply a junk drink of caramel, coffee and chocolate... while B*Men no doubt has a burning sugar aroma and coffee touch but with bearable amount and manly affect that is blended well with spicy and woody notes.
I tested both deeply on each hand with generous amount... as a result and matter of fact, I was trying to keep my hand away from my nose where I have sprayed A*Men while I really admired sniffing the forearm where I have splashed B*Men.
No doubt A*Men is better in power and silage but only if you want to feel like a COSTA AD of COFFEE in VANILLA & CARAMEL flavor... yakhhhhhhhhh....!!!
I really like this scent, it has very good staying power and can be worn year round. To me it's a more wearable version of A*men.
But the odd thing is that when I have B*men on and ask myself what it reminds me of, the only scent it reminds me of is A*men - because of the notes they share in common. Nothing else smells remotely like it to my nose.
But when I wear A*men and ask myself what it reminds me of, well it reminds me of numerous other chocolate scents (e.g. Animale Animale, Rochas Man) but B*men doesn't immediately come to mind.
Renato
The local chain store is no longer stocking fine fragrances and so reduced what they had left, so I bought a bunch of different fragrances cheaply, but without smelling any of them (no testers). I thought I had made a big mistake when I bought this. The initial application almost made me nauseous - like a bowl of over ripe fruit and burnt sugar with a ton of spice added to it. I could actually feel it in the pit of my stomach (probably should try not to inhale). However as it dried and changed I was pleasantly surprised. A wonderful warm spiciness stayed with me all day - a very unique fragrance unlike any of the others I have. My wife really likes this one.
To me this is very much like Body Kouros.
I didn't like B*Men that much. I bought it blind, from a chinese site, mostly because the price was unbeatable.
It contains notes common to A*Men. For instance, I love patchouli, but patchouli here is bad smelling. It just seems it's not well blended, for the same patchouli in A*Men smells great.
Overall, on my skin it lasts a good while, but smells so bad. To be honest, I must say the head notes suggest a nice sporty woody scent, but as B*Men develops, it gets really really bad. I mean it. It's exactly like an Axe deodorant you apply over insistent body odour, after 2 hours of intensive soccer playing.
So, I imagine it may be sexy and catch some girls' attentions (due to the animalic tones), but I just don't feel comfortable wearing it. Maybe it really takes a right kind of person to stand out.
I'm gonna give it another try some day, but so far I don't recommend it at all.
This one's a compliment magnet, but B*Men is a fragrance I do not enjoy wearing. The opening spritz is really nice, but there is a peanut note I get when I wear this, and to be frank, I don't want to smell like peanuts. Also, there's a patchouli explosion in the drydown. I gave this one to my Dad because he's a patchouli addict :D
I am utterly disappointed with the reviews I red in these pages. B*Men is probably the best perfume I have ever used. Nonethless, I received so many compliments by wearing this scent so I can not really describe how great it is. It is among the one of the most breath taking achievements in recent pharmeutical history.
B*Men at first spray has tremendous "sillage", with an apparent leather and woody blast followed by a comfortable dose of musk.
Like the growth of trees, patience is a virtue as one would discover more substance from the overall green fluid.
Its worth to wait untill fragrance will be well developed on the skin. The scent starts with smell similar to gingerbread after first spray on skin. I think its suitable for cold months, and for night.
that take you in another world....so masculine and sexyfull...that gives you power to talking to da girl....oops.
A modern woody fragrance with green spicy accents. Vibrant, Woody, Dynamic, Masculine, Spicy, Seductive, Luminous. As a big fan of Thierry Mugler fragrances, I forgot how great this smells. I bought myself a 100ml bottle after some years now and can now appreiciate the lovely smell of it. Very woody and the licorice is quite prominent on me along with the vanilla. It also lasts all day on me which is great.
it has nothing to do with A* Men, completely different. nothing too heavy in this. a woody and warm scent that lasts for a very long time. leather, licorice and vanilla are so enjoyable.
How unfortunate that people think this is similar to A Men! This is another homerun masterpiece for Mugler. The spicy notes and the fruit notes combine with that outdoorsy vetiver to create a fragrance perfect for the fall and winter!
I've used it for about a year, what an unique fragrance. It's not for everyone, but it's amazing on the right person. Two thumbs up.
Ugh, patchouli. In heavy doses. But mixed with something that smells like incense to me, although I don't see that as one of the notes. The incense actually makes it more bearable to me than the candied-patchouli (Bloeacgh!) of A*Men.
Such a wonderful magical scent! And what a pity. Bmen is discontinued
I have to say I like this fragrance and it's really a flanker for A*MEN.
For me, it's a sweet, musky, amber wood.
It's not one of my favourites, but definitely a wearable, masculine one for the boys; if they dare.
I get a hint of raw peanut(not like the peanut cream), does anyone feel the same? on basenotes, the notes are listed as:
Top Notes: Fruit notes, Rhubarb.
Middle Notes: Sequoia, Spicy notes.
Base Notes: Amber, Vetiver
I think the peanut note is from rhubarb mixed with star anise. After this peanut smell fade away, It's quite like A*men, much lighter of course, but it in some way retain A*men's thickness and richness at same time.
This one has become my husbands new favouritefragrance.
Warm but in a way cold in the same time. Sexy, confident and a personal. For a man rather than for a boy I think.
The drydown is warm, inviting and spicy... Very much leather and licorice in it then.
Absolutly worth giving it a try.
hmm... really original smell
Strange...warm parfume with cold tones
SOOOO SEXY! A lot of wood, very warm and a little sweet, just enough for a man. I love this fragrance. I have passed by TM counter in the mall and as soon as I smelled it I had to buy it for my hubby.
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