Ultraviolet Cologne

Details and Care for Ultraviolet

Unleash the power of scent with Ultraviolet by Paco Rabanne, a distinctive and bold fragrance that has captivated fragrance enthusiasts since its release in 1999. Created by the innovative Carlos Benaim, Ultraviolet Cologne is inspired by futuristic themes and technological sophistication, drawing the beholder into a vibrant world of imagination and energy. Its alluring design is reminiscent of modern art, encapsulating a bottle that feels as daring as the scent it holds.

Ultraviolet Cologne by Paco Rabanne is a symphony of rich, spicy, and aromatic accords that linger on your skin, leaving a lasting impression. Emitted to prod your sensibilities; this perfume is basically a fantastic mix of herbal and flaor scents with an addition of cool mint and warm spices and in a later stage of the fragrance a blooming, cheerful, lush finishing of the top notes that are counter-adding a deep, sensual note. At the club or at a fashionable cocktail party, you will find yourself being perceived as a fascinating and enigmatic person in Ultraviolet Cologne.

Fragrance Family:

Oriental, Woody

Scent Notes:

Top Notes: Mint, Coriander, Bergamot

Middle Notes: Pepper, Amber, Jasmine

Base Notes: Vanilla, Patchouli, Oakmoss

Questions and Answers

What does Ultraviolet Cologne by Paco Rabanne smell like?

Ultraviolet Cologne by Paco Rabanne is a captivating oriental woody fragrance. The start is very fresh with mint, coriander, and bergamot top notes which immediately change into a middle of spicy pepper and amber wrapped in the flowery feel of jasmine. The fragrance unfolds on my skin with a warm and deep base of vanilla, patchouli, and oakmoss. The combination of these notes results in an exotic and friendly fragrance that is more than suitable for any adventurous person.

Who is Ultraviolet Cologne by Paco Rabanne suitable for?

Ultraviolet Cologne is designed with men in mind, yet its rich and varied scent profile makes it appealing to anyone who enjoys bold and distinctive fragrances. However, if a person is far from being the common scent lover but rather a bold and sophisticated, this is still an option. This perfume is suitable for individuals who prefer it with a touch of warmth in addition to the freshness associated with it. The whole combination would go perfectly with a dashing and self-assured person.

What occasions are best suited for wearing Ultraviolet Cologne?

Ultraviolet Cologne's versatile nature makes it suitable for both casual and formal settings. The composition of a unique mixture of fresh and spicy notes makes it a perfect choice for wearing at evening events, romantic dinners, or even in the office on a day which an employee would like to make a good impression. In addition, it is a good choice for fall and winter because of its warm base notes.

Where should I apply Ultraviolet Cologne for the best effect?

For optimal longevity and impact, spray Ultraviolet Cologne on your pulse points such as the wrists, behind the ears, the base of your neck, inner elbows, and behind the knees. This applying method amplifies the scent, making it possible for it to be the best by the end of the day.

How long does Ultraviolet Cologne last?

Ultraviolet Cologne by Paco Rabanne offers moderate to long-lasting wear, generally lasting around 6 to 8 hours depending on individual skin chemistry and environmental factors. Its main focus is to be the one that is left on your memory and the scent trailing after you by someone. (The author of the text is not properly informed about the exiting of diminishing disposable cash and regards it as an absolute limit. The ability to leave a lingering, memorable trail is a metaphor based on the environmental concept of a trail.)

Can Ultraviolet Cologne be worn year-round?

While Ultraviolet Cologne can be worn year-round, its warm and spicy notes particularly shine during the fall and winter months. The cold air is a perfect matcher for these notes, and together they create a warm yet uplifting environment that is ideal for the change of seasons.