JC doesn't have that signature spiky tuberose screech, but its heavy white floral-ness + balmy-ness send off migraine warnings in my brain. The leather matches well with the pimento and creates a very masculine warm spicy note performance is Average with enough sprays you could be very noticed. The aromas of the heart note gradually unfold and determine the character of the respective fragrance.

A blend of sensual woods and earthy notes, enriched with a slight smoky quality to the fragrance a symbol of energy and seduction.Few tiare-based scents though, like Just Cavalli, seem to skip those dreamy scenarios and take a different, less exotic path: the glorious Tahitian flower plays the main role here but, instead of acquiring the typical sunscreen aspect and hence sending you right to a white sand+palms beach, it melts harmoniously with the complimentary notes to create a progressively creamier and warmer aura. If anyone has ever smelled Neroli on its own, please, share your experience with me(private message?

I have this perfume and notes is a bit more: opens with orange and pimento (good combination),then comes the vetiver accompanied by sweetness of orange. My partner and I were casually browsing the fragrance department in Myer when a sales associate recommended that we try Just Cavalli Him by Roberto Cavalli as it was one of their popular sells for men. Also, any woman thinking this kind of perfume is OK to wear to the office, it's really not - do everyone a favour and find a lighter, fresher, less sickly perfume to wear for work purposes! I believe the 1st Just is long discontinued, but there is no mention anywhere of this one being an updated version or repacement for it. On me, this is an office-friendly (not a projecting beast) cozy, woody, with a hint of floral fragrance.So first, I draw near my nose the bottle cap and a natural exlamation comes from me- Oh my god, what is this smell? I'm hoping that with this new fragrance we can look forward to some shameless indulgence in utterly enjoyable tastelessness.