Fresh, aromatic, masculine
Sung Homme is a fresh and crisp aromatic fougere scent for men, launched by the design house of Alfred Sung in 1988. Fresh citrus notes of tangerine and lemon sit over a spicy heart of pepper, sage and thyme mixed with lavender and fresh pine needles. A rich base of woods, musk and patchouli bring masculinity and strength to this classic cologne.
Notes Top Note: Caraway, Juniper Berries, Pepper, Artemisia, Basil, Sage, Bergamot, Lemon Middle Note: Aldehydes, Carnation, Jasmine, Caraway, Rose, Pine Tree Needles, Geranium Base Note: Leather, Sandalwood, Fir, Patchouli, Musk, Oakmoss, Vetiver, Cedar.
Recommended Use Casual
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Recent reviews of Sung Homme
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Review of Sung Homme by John
Pro: In my estimation Alfred Sung aftershave balm is the best. Sharp and long lasting. For me it has a haunting aroma as if I've encountered it in the past and can't rember when or where. Loved it. Con: I stopped buying it on principle when they changed from a bottle to a plastic tube. You lost a lot of customers. Corporate profits are not everything.
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Review of Sung Homme by David Feldman
Prior comments about this cologne being a well kept secret ring true, and I selfishly approve of this fact. I routinely receive compliments and regard this product as my favorite night time scent. I never find Homme in stores anymore, adding to its rarity. I have tried other colognes since first using this one in 1989, but most appear either too garish or fade too fast.
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Review of Sung Homme by Basil Argerson
A very potent spicy lavender that mellows nicely into a very smooth blend. A bit of a conundrum, as it is both spicy (thyme, sage and pepper all make an appearance) and clean from the lavender and the citric top notes. Some have compared this to the original Paco Rabanne, but Paco is herbal instead of spicy. Some patchouli and musk in the base help make this a very long lasting fragrance.
