Frequently Asked Questions about Carven Pour Homme by Carven
What does Carven Pour Homme by Carven smell like?
Carven Pour Homme by Carven features top notes of Grapefruit and Violet Leaf, middle notes of Cedarwood, Nutmeg, and Sage, and base notes of Sandalwood and Vetiver.
What is the sillage of Carven Pour Homme by Carven?
Carven Pour Homme by Carven has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Carven Pour Homme by Carven?
Carven Pour Homme by Carven was created by Francis Kurkdjian and Patricia Choux.
A strange enigma for me this one. It's somehow very classic and also blazing a new trail. I can't quite work it out? The opening is citrus and an aloof violet accord leading you into a herbal heart which apparently is sage?...something I'm quite familiar with and I can't say it's immediately evident just what it is. Herbal is about the best description I can give. The base and main theme of this scent is a creamy sandalwood and clean vetiver with a spicy hint of nutmeg. It's such a well blended concoction that is the best I can do to pick out the notes aided by having the notes in front of me. The flacon is superb and very striking what with the reintroduction of the vetiver in the same style bottle, I really liked that. So all in all not a bad scent, just not for me, I can imagine wearing this would get on my nerves slightly. You might think that is a bold statement considering my review is largely positive. However, this is purely based on a first impression of the aroma, I'm going to have to revisit it but I just have a hunch, anymore than an hour with this scent and I'd be sick of it.
Carven Pour Homme, from Carven was released in 2014. The perfumer behind this creation is Francis Kurkdjian and Patricia Choux. It has the top notes of Grapefruit and Violet Leaf, middle notes of Cedarwood, Nutmeg, and Sage, and base notes of Sandalwood and Vetiver.
A strange enigma for me this one. It's somehow very classic and also blazing a new trail. I can't quite work it out? The opening is citrus and an aloof violet accord leading you into a herbal heart which apparently is sage?...something I'm quite familiar with and I can't say it's immediately evident just what it is. Herbal is about the best description I can give. The base and main theme of this scent is a creamy sandalwood and clean vetiver with a spicy hint of nutmeg. It's such a well blended concoction that is the best I can do to pick out the notes aided by having the notes in front of me. The flacon is superb and very striking what with the reintroduction of the vetiver in the same style bottle, I really liked that. So all in all not a bad scent, just not for me, I can imagine wearing this would get on my nerves slightly. You might think that is a bold statement considering my review is largely positive. However, this is purely based on a first impression of the aroma, I'm going to have to revisit it but I just have a hunch, anymore than an hour with this scent and I'd be sick of it.