Lacoste L.12.12 Pour Lui French Panache Eau De Toilette 50ml

Lasting Hours:>5hrsPerfume sent properly boxed by the seller. slight leak from the spray nozzle. the fragrance is really great and long lasting.I really hope that shopee allow the seller to choose different courier. Jnt is the worse, they asked me to self pickup my box not even bother to attempt to send it to me. they threaten to return my parcel if I dont. Worst service.

Given the description I was honestly kind of expecting this to be something that would be more gender neutral. I couldn't be more wrong. This does have a nice light smell to it but it's most assuredly a masculine scent. I suppose I can agree with the others that the scent is fairly preppy, but I think that this will likely change depending on who is wearing it.This has a decent amount of wear to it and honestly, it's the type of scent that just makes me want to hug my boyfriend just so I can smell this. It's something that if I could find this in the future at a decent price for me, I'd purchase for him with my own money.

Upon first opening the packaging, I noticed that the bottle seemed a little small for the price of comparable men's brand name colognes. However, I loved the bottle shape and texture on the sides. It was grippable and easy to hold. My first thought as I smelled the scent from the nozzle was that I was really going to like this cologne. It smelled fresh, clean, and summery. When I sprayed it on me, it still smelled light and fresh and now somewhat "preppy." After a couple hours passed and it sat on my skin, though, I noticed that it turned a little more chemical-smelling and more like what the fragrance counter at department stores smell like as you pass by them. When it lost it's fresh scent and preppiness, that's when it lost some of its appeal to me. I wished it ... MoreUpon first opening the packaging, I noticed that the bottle seemed a little small for the price of comparable men's brand name colognes. However, I loved the bottle shape and texture on the sides. It was grippable and easy to hold. My first thought as I smelled the scent from the nozzle was that I was really going to like this cologne. It smelled fresh, clean, and summery. When I sprayed it on me, it still smelled light and fresh and now somewhat "preppy." After a couple hours passed and it sat on my skin, though, I noticed that it turned a little more chemical-smelling and more like what the fragrance counter at department stores smell like as you pass by them. When it lost it's fresh scent and preppiness, that's when it lost some of its appeal to me. I wished it had remained fresh- and fruity-smelling.

Brought this for my cousin for Christmas. He likes fresh, citrus fragrances. Hadn’t smelt this before but it said it had citrus notes and know Lacoste is a good brand. He loved it. He sprayed the tiniest bit on his arm & couldn’t stop smelling it after because he loved it that much. Recommend to men who like fresh smelling aftershaves.

This is a great masculine scent that doesn't seem like it's trying too hard. It says "confident," not "pick me!" I really like the layers of citrus and spice in a perfectly balanced blend that ends up being entirely masculine.The bottle has textured sides to easily grip it while pulling off the cap. One spray goes a long way. Smells great.It's a little pricey at around $61 at the time of this review but you only need to use one small spray so this should last quite a while.

The Lacoste L.12.12 French Panache Pour Lui Eau de Toilette arrived and I immediately opened the box, took out the small bottle of I’ll call it after shave, spayed just a bit on my hands, and then rubbed my hands on my face, neck, and hair. Then I walked over to my wife and asked her what she thought about the scent. She said, “Just OK; I like a more masculine scent.” About a half hour later I asked her what she thought of the scent now that it had a chance to remain on my skin and hair for this time and now she liked the scent better than when she smelled it for the first time.I just sprayed some of the Lacoste onto my hands and again rubbed it onto my face, neck, and hair. A little goes a long way. I like this scent very much; it has a clean, woodsy smell to it ... MoreThe Lacoste L.12.12 French Panache Pour Lui Eau de Toilette arrived and I immediately opened the box, took out the small bottle of I’ll call it after shave, spayed just a bit on my hands, and then rubbed my hands on my face, neck, and hair. Then I walked over to my wife and asked her what she thought about the scent. She said, “Just OK; I like a more masculine scent.” About a half hour later I asked her what she thought of the scent now that it had a chance to remain on my skin and hair for this time and now she liked the scent better than when she smelled it for the first time.I just sprayed some of the Lacoste onto my hands and again rubbed it onto my face, neck, and hair. A little goes a long way. I like this scent very much; it has a clean, woodsy smell to it that is not overpowering. It has some staying power and seems to me to get better smelling the longer it remains on my skin.Bottom line: I think most men are going to like this Lacoste product. A little goes a long way. Recommended.

Lacoste has a very good brand image, and the offer of this cologne was too much.Presentation?: Classic LaCoste! A blue bottle with the familiar red and white accents. This looks distinctive and very nice! Simple yet classic.Scent?: The scent is very pleasant. Certainly very pleasant when out on your face, but mellows out after a while so you can smell it ( and feel it on you if that makes sense), but it doesn't become that ever present everyone can smell it everywhere when your gone kind of thing.The stuff feels great and feels very clean, not heavy at all. I love it!! It is awesome and probably the best of the stuff I have had to try recently.Recommended.

This is a good, functional cologne, in my opinion. The price is very reasonable-- the scent is a little overbearing-- but concerning its price again, I think quite good. As I am writing this review, that price is about $61 for 1.7oz. Cologne/perfume, you can pay as much for as you want to. Literally.The scent is a slightly more refined version of "Right Guard." That is to say-- Right Guard is an imitation of something like this cologne.So this is how scents work-- The more money you spend, the more subtle and complex they become. The difference is the same between reading Harry Potter and Anton Chekov. They're both technically books, but one is vastly more subtle than the other. Were I to rank this scent amongst famous writers, I'd call it perhaps, Phillip K. Dick. ... MoreThis is a good, functional cologne, in my opinion. The price is very reasonable-- the scent is a little overbearing-- but concerning its price again, I think quite good. As I am writing this review, that price is about $61 for 1.7oz. Cologne/perfume, you can pay as much for as you want to. Literally.The scent is a slightly more refined version of "Right Guard." That is to say-- Right Guard is an imitation of something like this cologne.So this is how scents work-- The more money you spend, the more subtle and complex they become. The difference is the same between reading Harry Potter and Anton Chekov. They're both technically books, but one is vastly more subtle than the other. Were I to rank this scent amongst famous writers, I'd call it perhaps, Phillip K. Dick. Not a masterpiece, but darned insightful.

This is a very fresh smelling eau de toilette that has a masculine yet sweet scent that has a very summery quality to it. Not too strong, it smells great and immediately became my new favorite summer scent. With a smell somewhere between Calvin Klein's Eternity and Davidhoff's coolwater, it's in that area of smells where there isn't much musk, but you can get just a hint of patchouli if you really pay attention. The main scents of cardamom, lemon zest, and mandarin are the main smells, with the other scents like red windsor apple and sandalwood barely noticable but it helps round out the overall tone.The smell of a thing is completely subjective so comparisons to other products I've tried are hopefully somewhat helpful here. This doesn't smell exactly like anything ... MoreThis is a very fresh smelling eau de toilette that has a masculine yet sweet scent that has a very summery quality to it. Not too strong, it smells great and immediately became my new favorite summer scent. With a smell somewhere between Calvin Klein's Eternity and Davidhoff's coolwater, it's in that area of smells where there isn't much musk, but you can get just a hint of patchouli if you really pay attention. The main scents of cardamom, lemon zest, and mandarin are the main smells, with the other scents like red windsor apple and sandalwood barely noticable but it helps round out the overall tone.The smell of a thing is completely subjective so comparisons to other products I've tried are hopefully somewhat helpful here. This doesn't smell exactly like anything else I've used so it's hard to give an exact comparison. I have been wearing Lacoste clothing for decades now but this is only the second fragrance I've tried from them. I liked the other one also, but this is certainly one of my recent favorites, mostly for it's fresh, almost playful scent. The best thing I can say about this Lacoste L.12.12 is that I like the more I smell it, and I really liked it the first time I experienced it.

My preferred Eau de Toilette is Acqua di Gio by Armani, so I was curious to try this Lacoste.First, the packaging is very nice. It reminds me of Lacoste's shirts, complete with alligator imagery. Love the navy blue with white/red colors and texturing on the bottle. The dispensing spray mechanism worked well.Second, the scent, and I realize this is highly subjective, was very similar to Acqua di Gio, albeit a little more floral. Longevity was about 2-3 hours and I did not experience any chemical odors as some other reviewers have noted. There were some lasting scents at 6 hours although these were more subdued.Pricing is about right for this product, although it is more expensive than Acqua di Gio per oz. I still prefer Acqua di Gio, but the Lacoste is very close.