AZZARO CLUB MEN EDT #TBT REVIEW

My hubby helps me occasionally with product reviews and as you can

 read from his input below that he wasn't taken with this fragrance.

Dating back to April 2014 it's hard to believe this original review was

 posted7 years ago.

Also note the price back in 2014 was R655 for the 75ml and today it

 retails for R1025 for the same 75mls.

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I was recently given a sample of both 

AZZARO CLUB Men and AZZARO CLUB Woman, 

hence it was at the top of my sample jar. 
Both of these fragrances were launched in South Africa during

 February 2014.

Both my hubby and I are not of an age to be embroiled in the 

clubbing scene, but as I have learnt over the years, all the 

promotional and marketing

 "bumph" goes out of the window, if the fragrance is enjoyed by a

 person that doesn't actually fit the brief.

This is what AZZARO say about their latest launch:
An explosive composition that is simultaneously tonic, aromatic and

 sensual, AZZARO CLUB Men unravels in two facets; to spray endlessly

 to keep up the pace all night long: 

Aromatic Electro facet: 

sparkling and bursting with freshness, from the very first notes… 

A bold fusion awakens our curiosity: energizing lemon sorbet and biting 

green papaya. A sassy duo for a concentrate of positive energy. 

Nocturnal facet:

 the richness of hemp with the voluptuous woody notes and aromatic 

aroma of Hinoki wood (native to Japan).

 The radiance of crystal musk leads us into a sensual and luminous world,

 in which the first glimmer of daylight appears.

So undeterred by either the name or the target market,

 my "50" something hubby tried the sample and gave his opinion 

and simply put he:

1. 

Didn't care much for the name.
2. 

Enjoyed the initial top notes of fruitiness

 (he enjoys a fresh lemon fragrance)
3. 

Didn't enjoy the woody elements of this fragrance.
4. 

Felt that it didn't really have any staying power on his skin, 

contrary to the marketing blurb.
5. 

Wouldn't buy a bottle.

Thank goodness for fragrance samples, as I now know... 

not what to buy my "Non Club Man".