New men's perfumes 2019 for autumn and winter are mainly based on woody notes and spices. Which of these will make a pilgrimage to your toiletry bag?
You already know which one new men's perfumes 2019 for autumn and winter are they waiting for you? If you are one of those men who, with the change of season, also want to change "their life", then you should consider one of 7 tempting scents for autumn and winter selected by the editors, with which you will give the impression of a "real" man who knows that a good perfume is one of the best men's supplements.
New men's perfumes 2019 for autumn and winter:
Jean Paul Gaultier
Le Beau
Older generations probably know the classics from the year 1995 Le Male, but it got a modern makeover in 2019 - you can still smell it characteristic notes of this eau de toilette, except that it is an updated version with a slightly richer scent of bergamot, coconut and Brazilian wood. She got the fragrance a woman (Eve) and male (Adam) version.
Top notes: bergamot
Heart notes: coconut
Bottom notes: Brazilian cumaru wood
Armani
Prive Orangerie Venise
Prive Orangerie Venise
The Venetian greenhouses Giardini della Biennale are inspired the latest edition of the luxury Prive fragrance line. Although there are central citrus notes in the perfume, they are perfectly counterbalanced by woody notes that add some sophistication and "weights" for autumn days. A case of long lasting and an elegant scent, but the smell is never so strong that it dominates.
Top notes: bergamot
Heart notes: bitter orange, neroli oil
Bottom notes: cedarwood, moss, ambrox
Hugo Boss
The Scent Private Accord
The Scent Private Accord is, as some lovers of this perfume would say, a masterpiece that perfectly combines in one bottle all that what every man wants – the composition of the perfume is based on hot ginger and the African maninka fruit, and as a counterbalance the fragrance includes lavender, which provide sensuality.
Top notes: ginger, bergamot, orange
Heart notes: lavender, maninka
Bottom notes: leather, wood
Bottega Veneta
Illusions For Him
Just the contrast between the fresh Italian ones citrus fruits and woody notes creates an elegant eau de toilette, which is especially suitable for daytime wear in the transition between hot summer days and cool autumn evenings. Smell has a strong potential to make you earns its place among the classics.
Top notes: orange, lemon
Heart notes: cedar wood, fir resin
Bottom notes: vetiver
Hermes
Un Jardin Sur La Laguna
Hermes with its fragrance creations never disappoints. Orange Verte, Terre and Bel Ami have rightfully earned the title of classics, but Roma can also be added to the list Un Jardin Sur La Laguna, which will charm you with its pink scent, namely mongolia and lily, which are traditionally women's fragrances, but are also perfect for men. The aromas work so well together that they create an image the Garden of Eden, which was also the source of inspiration for the creation of the fragrance.
Top notes: magnolia
Heart notes: lily, stickleback
Bottom notes: marine notes, woody notes
Bulgaria
Only Gemma Falkar
Falkar is a fragrance from the trilogy of new luxury perfumes Le Gemma by Bulgari, which are famous for their strong smell. The perfume pays homage to the wonders of nature by including bold ingredients such as cinnamon, saffron, nutmeg and incense, which are said to be notes in autumn and winter.
Top notes: nutmeg, cinnamon
Heart notes: incense, sedge
Bottom notes: saffron
Yves Saint Laurent
La Nuit de l'Homme
La Nuit de l'Homme is a fresh, spicy oriental fragrance with notes of cardamom, cedar and vetiver. A refined perfume, which we can say without hesitation that it is one of the most seductive scents of Yves Saint Laurent until now. It has a slightly more intense scent, making it a great choice for day or night use.
Top notes: cardamom
Heart notes: lavender, cedar
Bottom notes: ambergris, vetiver
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