Eau Pour Homme by Giorgio Armani | Eau de Toilette Spray

In revealing Eau pour Homme in 1984, Giorgio Armani supplied a males’s perfume completely in tune with his artistic philosophy. The bottle, with its rounded shoulders and masculine structure, is the visible embodiment of what it incorporates. On the coronary heart of the cologne lies a timeless perfume in a purely Italian, traditional model, wherein Giorgio Armani has infused a touch of nonchalance, a spontaneous freshness, and heat, calm, virility. The components was completely conceived, winning-over three generations of males as time went by. True to itself, the Eau pour Homme components stays utterly unchanged. First, recent citrus perfume of bitter orange and tangerine open like a primary sun-drenched wave, enlivened by peppery coriander notes. Then come spices – nutmeg and cumin – subtly enveloped by neroli. The freshness turns into richer and denser, earlier than lastly being warmed by the woody aroma of cedar and patchouli, a wild spirited accord, persistent but completely tamed. Skillfully mixing mild and shade, the brightness of the solar and the thriller of the undergrowth, Eau pour Homme exemplifies the Armani model completely. A citrus fragrant eau de toilette with notes of traditional Italian bergamot, masculine peppery coriander and elegant vetiver.