Fan di Fendi pour Homme
Fan di Fendi pour Homme opens with a sharp citrus brightness—bergamot and lemon—that quickly gives way to lavender tempered by pepper.
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- Citrus70
- Lavender65
- Leather60
- Earthy
By the editors · 2 min readFan di Fendi pour Homme opens with a sharp citrus brightness—bergamot and lemon—that quickly gives way to lavender tempered by pepper. The aromatic top feels traditional, almost classical, but there's a metallic coolness underneath that keeps it modern. As it settles, leather emerges alongside vetiver and tonka, creating a composition that sits somewhere between barbershop freshness and supple Italian leather goods.
The dry down is surprisingly soft, with the leather never turning animalic or heavy. Instead it maintains a polished, urban quality—more briefcase than motorcycle jacket. The vetiver adds an earthy grounding without overwhelming the smoother elements.
This is a versatile fragrance for someone who wants something recognizably masculine without venturing into aggressive territory. It wears well in professional settings and transitions easily from day to evening. The longevity is moderate, and it sits close to the skin after the first few hours, making it suitable for close-quarters environments.
Scent twins
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