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Safari for Men
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Safari for Men by Ralph Lauren is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 1992, this composition features lavender, bergamot, aldehydes, coriander, green notes, hyssop, lemon, and neroli in the top notes. The heart reveals tarragon, carnation, cinnamon, rose, cyclamen, and jasmine, while the base notes settle with leather, oakmoss, sandalwood, musk, cedar, patchouli, and amber.
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Finally, I found the fragrance that is incredibly similar to my Salvador Dali from 1992, and it is precisely this one, also from 1992, making it difficult to say who inspired whom. They share 16 notes, especially in the heart and base. The opening with bergamot, green notes, and aldehydes. The heart, the most beautiful part of this type of fragrance, features its florals (Salvador has no lavender or cyclamen). The dry down is very similar, but in the case of Salvador, it is slightly longer and sweeter (it has tonka bean). The good thing is that Safari is still being manufactured, unlike the Salvador from 1992 (do not confuse with the current one). It is a very beautiful fragrance, of a serious cut, but with the delicacy of florals that does not make it any less masculine; a classic example of male florals from the late 80s and early 90s. It has prolonged longevity, although at the end it feels more skin-scented. The trail is moderate to heavy if over-applied. I find it suitable for all seasons, but especially for spring and autumn, more for the day.
One of my favourites. I feel that what I like most is the final development of the heart; I feel it with great peace, although I am not yet an expert like our friend Priethcallas, I am very enthusiastic about this fragrance. It lasts almost 5-6 hours, especially if the weather in my city, Mexico, is semi-cold and rainy.
Ups, what a good perfume! It is a rich perfume for men, soft, rich, masculine, and balanced in its notes. Totally recommended.
It is an exquisite fragrance. I remember it very fondly as a very refined aroma that is also very masculine, neither too intrusive nor too short-lived. It is versatile regarding its time of day, but unfortunately, it was discontinued in Spain many years ago.
Well, to say I just bought a bottle. I looked at several websites and purchased from the one that gave me the best feeling, so it is still on the market. The perfume has an explosive, excellent opening: floral, fruity, slightly sweet, and lightly citrusy. This impressive opening lasts only a few minutes before becoming slightly rough, with slightly sweet leather and rough lavender appearing. The perfume is good; I am not yet sure when it works best, perhaps during the day. Buying blindly based on web comments is only half-right; I believe the fragrance is for those over 40 and I will like it more in a few years if it maintains such a good opening. It would be spectacular. Nevertheless, it is a good, complex, and nice perfume. The bottle is super pretty and smells quite good, but at times it makes my mouth bitter. I hope I can get used to it. My rating is 7.5.
It is an exquisite fragrance. Within Ralph Lauren, I particularly cherish the Woman and Man Safari; both are excellent. Unfortunately, they are very discontinued.
If asked to name a strictly masculine perfume, this would be it: Ralph Lauren Safari. It is no longer in circulation; you can only find it in exclusive shops, at least in Mexico; those selling online are pirates. Its aromatic verticality is rich in nuances and has become the house’s definitive classic, even above superior fragrances like Polo Crest, which I subjectively believe is their greatest creation. There is much to say about this sophisticated and elegant fragrance based on its 22 notes: an intense, lordly opening with resinous, citrus, and floral lavender mixed with leather in the Lauren style, resulting in this masculine marvel with confident and elegant personality. Its versatility is impressive: in the morning it feels fresh and energetic, while in the afternoon/evening it is formal and elegant without timidity. Its performance is from another era and easily exceeds 10 hours with effective medium-range projection. I had a 50ml bottle in the mid-90s and have managed to get one again since then. It is simply an aroma to which I will always pay homage.
Since I first saw the Safari bottle: it is beautiful, evocative, and intriguing. I had to touch it and try it; it conjured up an image of a perfume with great personality, masculine and intoxicating. It begins with a non-pungent citrus scent, rather mossy and talc-like, but after half an hour, it smells wonderful. Then floral notes emerge with a masculine, romantic, and intoxicating twist (I noticed how it attracted women, who instinctively sought out the wearer). It lasts 2 to 2.5 hours before drying down to woody, citrus notes with cinnamon, leather, and patchouli, giving it immense masculinity. This Safari For Men will make you feel wonderful and exquisitely scented for over 12 hours. It is good all year round and in any setting; the secret is knowing how to use it according to the season. If you find it lost in an old shop, do not hesitate to make it yours; you will enjoy a cheerful, distinguished, refined, and very masculine aroma.
For my skin, this is one of the finest perfumes ever created: a rich, relaxing, and very masculine scent that fixed beautifully. I struggle to describe it properly, but it is truly unique. I don’t understand why they stopped selling it; when it first launched, I owned only one bottle in my wardrobe, which ran out quickly, so I kept buying more Safari. Now that I have a collection, nothing fascinates me as much as this. I really hope Ralph Lauren decides to relaunch it.
What a wonderful perfume, I’ve been wanting to try it for ages and I’m so happy I bought it. Although it’s not in stores, it’s still relatively easy to buy online. A very masculine perfume in the 80-90s style: powerful leather and spice with a restrained floral base. I agree that leather, lavender and moderate bergamot predominate, with a very well-assembled complex base. It immediately reminded me of my beloved Jazz, although Safari is less sharp and daring, settling into an elegant balance of the house. Notable performance and projection. A classic and elegant bottle, light years away from the vulgar proposals flooding consumer perfumeries.
Everything has already been said. They gave it to me four years ago and my father uses it more, but it was a surprise. Super masculine, it distils class and discreet distinction. The opening recalls an after-shave and classic lotions, but it’s a fleeting impression; soon the lavender, some heather and sandalwood transport you to the African savannah. The heart is incredible, woody and floral. I perceive the leather more towards the end, with a touch of cinnamon. A classic blend with exotic touches that evokes the colonial era of the early 20th century. Longevity and sillage are moderate. Quite fresh and better with moderate temperature. 8.5/10.
It smells very good, although it doesn’t last more than five hours on my skin (the first two with acceptable projection). I’ve checked this in winter; perhaps it behaves better in warmer months. It reminds me a bit of Cartier’s Pasha (without the minty opening) and a lot of Paloma Picasso’s Minotaure. I can’t pinpoint more because I’m a bit ‘package’ at detecting individual notes, but I imagine they share some. I think it’s designed for daytime use and would work better in intermediate seasons. It’s elegant and versatile, a good candidate for the office or meetings.
I don’t know how I got to this side of the woods, but curiosity consumes me. It’s rustic wood, the door has a hole in the lock, I brush aside the cobwebs and enter on tiptoes. The man who lived here passed away recently; he was a widower and alone. He enjoyed opera, I know from the records next to the long play. I see a small table with crooked mirrors and a dusty book. A bottle of brandy, there’s a picturesque Bristol almanac. He liked hunting, I deduce from the half-hidden rifle and the dried maple head. In his room, a stained mirror, garish curtains, a grey polyester suit and a leather hat; he was conservative. I take the confidence and open a chest: letters to his wife, old coins, a pocket watch, a compass and… bingo! The most beautiful bottle I’ve ever seen, with one of the most exquisite scents ever felt: RALPH LAUREN SAFARI. Wow, what an experience! I don’t know if I dreamt it, it was so real. Do yourself a favour and buy this perfume, the vintage from Cosmair; the L’Oreal edition is a disaster. Masculine, bohemian and romantic aroma, 70s and 80s style. It gives me a citrus and fruity sensation, like passion fruit. It’s among the best I’ve smelled in years; I have two 4.2 fl bottles. I love it and after meeting Safari RL, I realised how far we’ve fallen in perfumery. 10/10.
I do not know how I have come to this side of the woods and what on earth I am doing venturing into a house I do not know, but curiosity consumes me. It is of rustic wood, the door has a hole in the lock, I brush away the spiderwebs and enter the living room on tiptoes. The man who lived there died recently; he was a widower and alone. Apparently, he enjoyed opera; I know this from the records next to the long-playing player. I see a bedside table with some crooked mirrors and a dusty book still unfinished. A bottle of cognac or brandy, I am not sure, there is a huge collection of the picturesque Bristol almanac piled up. He liked hunting; I deduce this from his rifle half-hidden by the fireplace; a taxidermied maple head hanging on the wall confirms it. I enter his bedroom; there is a mirror stained yellow by time and garish curtains; in his closet, a grey polyester suit and a leather hat, it is clear he liked the classics and was conservative. I take the confidence and open a chest: it contains old letters dedicated to his dear wife, ancient coins, a pocket watch with its chain, a compass, and… Bingo! The most beautiful bottle I have ever seen with one of the most exquisite scents I have ever felt… Ralph Lauren Safari. Wow, what an experience! I do not know if I dreamed it; it was so real. Please, dear friends of Fragrantica, try to acquire this perfume: the vintage from Cosmair is the one, the L’Oreal edition is poor. Masculine aroma, bohemian and romantic, 70s and 80s style. It gives me a citrus and slightly fruity sensation, like Chino (as we call it in my country) passion fruit or maracuyá. It is the best I have smelled in several years; I have two 4.2 FL bottles just in case. I love this perfume, and after meeting Safari RL, I realised how far we have fallen in perfumery. 10/10.
I never quite discover quality fragrances. Unfortunately, many are discontinued, so the difference between now and the past is abyssal. Safari for Men is sophisticated, elegant and delicious. With the passing of hours, my love for this timeless creation grows exponentially. It’s a classic perfume, very masculine, with excellent personality. Better to find it before prices skyrocket. It surely has more character than most current aromas and exudes class and masculinity. Highly recommended if you like 80s aromas but not excessively strong, with an uncommon harmony and elegance.
What a magnificent perfume. Ralph Lauren Safari ranks on the podium of the 90s ferns, alongside Jazz and Cartier’s Pasha. Like Jazz, it offers a green, foresty, mossy blend, crisp and sparkling, fresh and crystalline yet warm and spiced. Back then, they weren’t looking for that impenetrable wall of scent from the previous decade. That 90s fern, powerful and resolute, shows its maximum expression. It’s the virtuous turn they started with Givenchy’s Xeryus, or even better, Jazz Prestige. Readers of Micromanía smelled fresh lavender in a constellation of barber notes, youthful yet classic. Unfortunately, society opted for aquatics, a dead-end path that broke tradition and brought us the current chaos. Superlative, excellent; any adjective falls short to define this beauty.
My only love in life gave it to me, and that’s the only reason I bought it again; I have wonderful memories associated with this fragrance.
These days, in Argentina, Safari for Men is impossible to find. In the US, they say it’s still being produced. I was lucky enough to grab a miniature and I loved it. It’s my favourite from Ralph Lauren; I’m very sorry about its poor longevity, which doesn’t reach three hours. I don’t know if it performed better back in the 90s. It’s leathery, yet floral and spiced. Very easy to wear, nothing dense. Elegant and versatile.
A unique scent that brings back fond memories. It’s quirky, aromatic, sweet yet very masculine. It resembles YSL’s Jazz, but Safari is cleaner, lacking that dirty patchouli note. I wear it in summer and enjoy it intimately; a splash on an arm or wrist is enough. A Ralph Lauren classic that was discontinued and, to my surprise, is back in stock.
#1 by Ralph Lauren: it doesn’t last as long as the Green or the Blue, but it is pure exquisite.
Citrus opening, where green notes and coriander are also felt; it gives a spicy touch that disappears to finally end in a combination of aromatic and woody notes that feel powdery due to the musk, which makes it an excellent eighties/nineties perfume, elegant and very masculine for men aged forty and above, ideal for autumn and spring. It reminds me of a shaving lotion my father had in the mid-eighties whose opening was exactly the same but vanished after a few minutes. It is not easy to find; in Argentina it is not available, I had the luck to find it in a pharmacy near Harrods for just 29.99 pounds, it had a 70% discount because it was Christmas Eve and I did not hesitate to buy it.
As the description says, it is fresh and spiced. Its notes are not distinguished. I have used it a lot already, half a bottle. Now that summer is beginning, it leaves a mentholated shaving cream scent in the dry down. Very rich, clean, and fresh aroma. One of the few without aquatic notes that is ideal for summer in my opinion.
Difficult to understand why Ralph Lauren discontinues perfumes like this Safari or Explorer, which are classics, among the best this house has ever made. Fortunately, I found a new bottle and it is to enjoy again an exquisite scent I had stopped trying for nearly 6 years.
SAFARI ‘and you so loose and me on safari’ said Bad Bunny. A vintage fragrance; if you smell it directly from the bottle you say: ‘hey, this smells like a classic, mature, classy man…’ but do not stop at the bottle and please spray it… because the thing changes radically. It is an absolutely distinct, fresh, and captivating scent with that leather left to linger in the dry down, clear that among an endless array of notes… An absolute standout, I know nothing that compares… very appealing to ladies. The downside is that it doesn’t last long, 4 to 6 hours at most, with a standard application; perhaps over-applying on skin and clothes might achieve better performance. But for lovers of treasures, this is one of the ones you must have. Beyond the notes you smell, the sensation it projects is of a determined, gallant, sparkling man in the opening, with elegance in the dry down. It suits semi-formal and formal wear very well. And even informal attire does not clash; it has a class that transcends clothes. I’ll mention that cognac-style bottle separately; it is collectible in every way, and the cap on the top has a detail simulating fine wood; everything in this perfume has collection value. Its appreciation has more to do with historical value and a performance that is overwhelming in its first hours; where it falls is in its longevity, for that reason I think its strength lies in night outings.
This, obviously, has been reformulated. It doesn’t quite end up being a disaster (some public may like it) but it is not in the slightest what it was. The original: soft, delicate, and floral but not effeminate; the woods and leather made the difference. A man aged twenty-four to twenty-five could wear it, from very formal to ‘elegant sport’, it lasted more than twelve hours without re-application, and its heart phase was a marvel. Ideal climate: autumn, winter, and perhaps a not-too-warm spring, in the evening, better. It was like entering one of those Southampton mansions built and styled with English nostalgia that Ralph Lauren and his public so love, or the ‘retreat’ in South Africa (to play on the perfume’s name) of the owners of those mansions; that is, it smelled of ‘true upper class’, not the Kardashians. The current one: the sharp lavender covers almost everything from start to finish. It is, yes, an aromatic/warm, spiced, herbal, floral, and even mossy scent, but with zero delicacy and everything covered by the lavender; the wood and leather are imperceptible, making it directly unisex. The age range is DEFINITELY over seventy; the ideal climate is the same as the original. It lasts approximately six hours and re-applying would be too much, because although it lasts relatively little, it is quite strong while it does. It smells like an unventilated grandparent’s house; ointments, potpourri, dried flowers, and on top of that, they forgot a spiced/aromatic black tea steeped for too long in the teapot; an acidic, harsh, suffocating thing. As I said at the beginning, it is not a disaster, but it is something else, not even close to the original; I would name it Ralph Lauren ‘Retirement’. It reminds me of the sharp and suffocating Benetton Tribu, launched in the same era but which at the time were day and night. Very funny the photo of Fragram with the box on a DJ console, is it a joke, no? Humble opinion, blah blah blah…
SAFARI FOR MEN BY RALPH LAUREN: Sadly reformulated. The original Safari for Men from this house was undoubtedly an icon, a banner of a masculine class that delighted with its warm, woody, spiced, and fortified aroma, which in turn wrapped you in a classic yet modern style. I bought the current version, and to start with, the colour of the liquid is very different, being this current one more orange. In fact, the scent feels similar, but very, very far from that wonderful and unique smell; only remnants of what once captivated perfumery remain. They should have better discontinued it, crushed it into pieces reminiscent of something that was wonderful, and sold it at a very high price just because it is Ralph Lauren; it is a very mean trap. They turned a masterpiece into something very unfunny, bland, boring, and simplistic. What a shame. Scent: 7.0. Projection: Medium (2 hours). Longevity: 5 hours. Not recommended.
It’s a trip back to the eighties, for real. I remember when I was a child, visiting my aunts and walking into my older cousins’ rooms (who were roughly in high school or university) and smelling that; they wore that fragrance. The packaging is incredible. It smells like many things combined; I can’t explain it well, but it smells of woods and something more. It is complex in its scent. It is true it doesn’t last long; I ignore what it lasted for in the late eighties. But it is also true that the sprays release very little perfume; very extensive but in low volume. If I compare it to Bleu or Hermes, with 6 to 8 sprays of Safari, they give me what 2 or 3 sprays of the others do. A collector’s perfume; if you are a collector, buy it. A man’s perfume; if you feel young or are into the younger crowd, it is not for you.
Lavender, neroli, jasmine, oakmoss, musk, amber… ugh, this was created to succeed. Sexy, masculine, alpha male. I love it in every aspect. It is a beauty and a perfume perfection.
Imagine being teleported back to the eighties; you need a good haircut and beard trim, walk into a barbershop, take a deep breath, and… that’s what Safari by Ralph Lauren smells like. It’s a subtle fragrance, ideal for the office; I see it for all day and night, in any weather except summer. The box and bottle are of exceptional quality, it has excellent longevity and moderate projection. Personally, I give it a well-deserved 8.5.
I don’t know what to say about Safari. I bought it when it first launched back in the nineties and I adored it; it was a work of art. I won’t bore you with notes, but wherever I went, people knew I was there. I received compliments from men and women alike. Recently, I picked up a bottle seeking that scent etched in my mind, and what a letdown: I don’t know if it was reformulated or what happened, but once it dries, it smells like cheap perfume. What a way to ruin something that was a masterpiece.
I like it! Deep and masculine.
Safari for Men was like the ‘Guerlain-ified’ version Ralph Lauren released in the early 90s of its first Polo RL (the green one with the gold cap, from the late 70s, greener than an Irish landscape). It follows the line of green fragrances, like classic ferns, but with more elegance and more charm… mature and masculine. Like listening to Hard Rock from the 70s, Purple Haze, Zeppelin, or Sabbath, but in a bespoke dark blue Armani suit and Ferragamo shoes. Watch out, with a Schott leather biker jacket, some tight jeans, and some good boots, you’ll crush it too. Unbearded brats, run away. Any precedents for fougères to make simple analogies? The aforementioned green Polo by Ralph Lauren, more classic than marrying with tailcoat and shiny tie, the legendary and eternal Paco Rabanne Pour Homme, the stallion YSL Jazz, the mythical sibaritic unicorn Tsar by Van Cleef & Arpels, or, to go easy, the retro cheapie Jaguar for Men for 20 euros. All of these are, in my modest opinion, more retro, harder, and ‘heavier’ than the RL Safari. That’s why, of all these, Safari is the one I like most. It doesn’t project too much, women like it, older women over 30, silly little girls, no thanks, they’ll pass you by like they’re passing dung and go for the chavvy kids who smell of buns, even if you hooked up with them on Tinder. Anyway, it has a fucking elegant touch, especially in the dry down, fine, elegant, even the bottle is pretty and it lasts like old-school perfumery, your 8 hours without getting off the train ever and leaving a mark on the shirt until you wash it. A proper gentleman’s blast, for the real ones, in their 50s, straight ahead (if there’s any daring 20 or 30-year-old who smells it on his dad and is annoyed… avanti colega… and damn baby, light may fall!). For mature men, turned around and experienced. Watch out, this is what some fresh-faced newcomers to this perfume thing say smells like old-school masculinity, Torrente fans and the Fari. They smoke oregano and get paid mercenarily by the fucking fashion industry. How much harm has YouTube done, God. Look, you have to have it… yes, 1, you flip out over green aromas and 2 you’re a mad collector of perfumery and it will make you do archaeology with ‘old school’ fragrances from the 70-80-early 90s. Nothing of Le Male, nothing of ‘inspirations of the best-selling smell’ in cheap cut-and-baroque arabesques, nothing of the 50th clone-like imitation of Creed Aventus or trendy niche, nothing of various infantilism (rays, roboties, bunnies, scooters…), nothing of broached synthetic chutanas or yellowed leathers, nothing of sweet caramelities with YOU, nor of cardamomadas for the disco or insubstantial blue salves for bored and sad office workers. Warning, I think it’s not in Druni or Primor if you’re Spanish. Anyway, you can get it between 45-70 euros, I’m sorry, prices have skyrocketed, things of speculative capitalism, on internet perfumerie websites. And if you see it there, coincidentally, in some small perfumerie, in perfumerie outlet shops, or even in El Corte Inglés, buy it. Blindly? Well, yes, why not? This fragrance was made very well, damn it. And yes, the current version is reformulated/reduced in potency, like all of them, wood… ok, perfect… but, kings, you won’t even notice it. Straight ahead! Elegance and style, as things were done in 20th-century commercial perfumery. And on top of that, it lasts a lot without being a phantom that fumes rooms. That said, for hot weather and in summer, better the Acqua di Giò, D&G Light Blue, tropical mojitos, fresh fig, or various nerolis. And don’t even fucking pay attention to what some say around. It’s still worth it, to smell it, buy it, collect it, spend it, enjoy it, in short, have it. Safari For Men, the best of the Ralph Lauren house, by far. This scent prints character. By the way, the Safari in the feminine version is also very good. For classy women.
It’s more than written in all its reviews. My opinion… A perfume that turns you into a truly elegant man, confident, with mature male experience. It doesn’t smell old, watch out, but you do need to impose presence. It’s one of those perfumes where you can feel its quality.
Mate, if you think you’re broad-minded but deep down you’re not, don’t even try it (unless you want to complain to attract attention). I’m not saying those who want to try shouldn’t – that would be missing the point – I’m saying that if your life starts at birth and ends at sleep, this will lead you to opine what Safari for Men users know and it’s all a waste of time. But I won’t be radical; there will be those with an open mind who think it’s not their taste, but I don’t believe they don’t know there are happy users with more than enough reasons. That’s where the difference lies. Safari for Men by Ralph Lauren has its daring little touch; now that they’ve put it on a vegetarian, lactose-free, gluten-free, ketogenic, zero caffeine/sugar, and low-sodium diet, it still has a dose of what made it interesting in the 90s: citrus, aldehydes, flowers, woods, spices, and baroque herbs that combined the 80s and 90s. Zero androgynous, unless the user wants it (live by their wits); this chap owes his formula to a classic set that doesn’t go out of style but can seem strange for the definition of men’s fragrance in the new millennium (hence why you need to open your mind, otherwise, patience), but it has the good will to please many occasions and users. Projection and longevity are low as expected by its principles and good currently, meaning good value for money. This will please those you least expect, yourself.
Smells like a super-hetero man who feels safe talking to any woman… An Alpha conqueror with a silver saddle.
I love it. My husband has been wearing it for years; it smells clean and like a hug. The downside is that I feel it doesn’t last long; I think the last bottle (almost empty) lasted nothing. I smell it intensely from the bottle and it’s delicious, but it doesn’t follow the scent on skin or clothes. Do you know of another perfume that is similar?
I bought this in 2011-2012 and always thought it was fake. Although I like the scent, the longevity and trail on my skin are non-existent. Today I soaked myself in it, with 10 or 20 sprays on my neck, shirt, and trousers, to see how it goes. According to the code, it was manufactured when I bought it, so perhaps it’s not fake but a poor reformulation. It’s a light, citrusy, and spiced fragrance, almost like a fresh water cologne.
What a discovery; I would have loved to have a bottle at its peak. The opening is fascinating, it caught me instantly and doesn’t go unnoticed (I let three people try it and they were delighted). Unfortunately, it lasts no more than a sigh. Fortunately, I found it at a good price; otherwise, I would avoid it, as the cost doesn’t justify the current performance, although it was worth it in its good times. In general, I feel Ralph Lauren perfumes with the same lack of punch; it’s a shame.
A scent reminiscent of a truly fine barbershop, full of nuances and with a very interesting evolution. In its day, it must have been madness. It has a trail, creates a personal bubble, and the longevity is acceptable. It still deserves it.
The ultimate symbol of masculinity, security, and good taste. A magnificent evolution.