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    Luciano vs. Lalique Pour Homme

    Luciano by Luciano Pavarotti bottle

    Luciano

    Luciano Pavarotti
    Eau de Toilette1999
    Strikingly similar
    New comparison

    Luciano rates higher with the community and wears longer on skin.

    The essentials

    At a glance

    Key facts: Luciano vs. Lalique Pour Homme
    LucianoLalique Pour Homme
    ConcentrationEau de ToiletteEau de Toilette
    Launched19991997
    GenderMaleMale
    Perfumer—Maurice Roucel
    Best seasonSpringWinter

    Scent DNA

    Main accords

    Luciano

    Aromatic
    Violet
    Powdery
    Citrus
    Lavender
    Fresh Spicy
    Green
    Floral

    Lalique Pour Homme

    Woody
    Citrus
    Fresh Spicy
    Aromatic
    Powdery
    Lavender
    Earthy
    Iris

    Shared between both fragrances

    The pyramid

    Notes, side by side

    Top
    BergamotLemonTangerineLavenderRosemaryGalbanum
    LavenderRosemaryBergamotGrapefruitMandarin OrangeTangerine
    Heart
    VioletNutmegClove
    CedarwoodIrisLily of the ValleyJasmine
    Base
    Tonka BeanCedarwoodSandalwoodMuskFrankincense
    OakmossSandalwoodVanillaPatchouliAmber

    Notes both fragrances share

    Community taste

    The community verdict

    Community verdict: Luciano vs. Lalique Pour Homme
    LucianoLalique Pour Homme
    Score4/53.5/5
    Longevity6-10 hours4-6 hours
    Sillagemoderatemoderate

    No varnish

    Real talk

    The violet-lavender combination shouldn't work this well on a masculine fragrance, but it does. This is the powdery sweet spot, warm enough to notice, soft enough to wear daily.Luciano
    Lalique Pour Homme is the rare fragrance that actually smells like it was designed by a chemist who respected tradition. The oakmoss and vanilla base is where this lives and dies.Lalique Pour Homme