Men
Sculpture Homme
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Sculpture Homme by Nikos is an oriental fougère fragrance for men. Launched in 1995, the nose behind this composition is Michel Almairac. The top notes are orange blossom, lemon, bergamot and mandarin; the heart notes include jasmine, lily of the valley, geranium and rose; while the base notes consist of tonka bean, benzoin, amber and cedar.
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orange blossom
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jasmine
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tonka bean
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- Positivo 81%
- Negativo 11%
- Neutral 8.0%
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It’s a very fresh and clean perfume, with much elegance. Totally acceptable. It has very rich citrus notes, with a very light base of amber and benzoin (almost imperceptible). It has very good performance. Something similar to Armaf’s Tres Nuit. Suitable for all times and places. 😍 100% recommended 🕉️🕉️🕉️
@Aka ¡AMÉN! 😂😂 I’m with you. Hooray for the Sculpture team! 🙌🏼😂 (Well, pretty and cheap is always a winning combination 🥇).
Good fragrance, feels green and citrusy, a safe option for those who like 90s-style perfumes. It’s pleasant to all noses, not a compliment bomb but it fulfils its function, and with the price it has, there shouldn’t be any complaints.
What more can be said about all that? Not much. Sculpture is clean, fresh, summer for some. In a more stylish bottle than an eight, on top of that at a modest price. The fact that it’s economical doesn’t give anyone the right to belittle it. If it doesn’t last, what is synthetic? If it’s not your taste… Believe it or not, there are people who want to leave the house smelling good without more and without perfumey posturing. To eat the world, if necessary, sign a million-pound contract, work on the construction site, or just take a walk with the girlfriend. Yes, they exist. Although they don’t usually abound around here, because just the right amount of fluff. That’s all. I’ve ranted enough. Sculpture is for me one of those champions that endure. It will always have its loyalists, I among them. Just to add that today, it doesn’t seem exclusively masculine to me. I see it as more than suitable for everyone. Really, I only came to say that, but I’ve gone off on a tangent…
Identical to Fragonard’s Desert but with more projection. Honestly, I don’t feel it’s fresh at all, although the white florals dominate.
I was gifted this fragrance. It has a very sharp citrus opening, but fades quickly to leave a citrus and floral aroma. It’s clean and fresh, ideal for going to buy bread. It doesn’t last long, but it’s quite pleasant. On the dry down, I mainly perceive orange blossom and citrus notes, with a soft vanilla base. You can find it for around £17; at that price, it’s quite good and doesn’t lack in any collection.
Exactly what I expected. The opening gave me a huge smile—wow, how nice! A sharp burst of bergamot and lime, with a clean, relaxed freshness that, minutes later, is accompanied by orange blossom, then blending with cedar, bean, and tonka, all very well combined. It doesn’t suffocate; it’s meant to be enjoyed on a lovely day by the pool with a drink. Thanks to life for being well and relaxed. Plus, it makes a good impression; you look lovable and attract good vibes; girls like that scent in a man who doesn’t need to smell like a Middle Eastern camel. Girls and friends are the ones asking most where they can get it or if they can apply it themselves. It smells delicious! I tell them it’s for men, and they respond that it doesn’t interest them, unless they want to get close to your neck and start trouble with your girlfriends. Response: don’t worry, that danger no longer exists.
I bought it blindly based on magnificent reviews. Once tested and read some older critiques, I must say they don’t align with what I perceive; let me explain. I don’t feel that explosive citrus opening that is referenced. The opening notes are very soft citrus, some lime/lemon, but I don’t notice a strong bergamot or tangerine. The floral and aromatic notes are the ones that become notably present in the opening and persist. For me, it’s clearly a white floral fragrance (orange blossom and jasmine) where perhaps something of wood appears at the end, maintaining the soft citrus memory (which is how orange blossom smells). I’d say it dries down slightly powdery. I also haven’t noticed the vanilla. Having said that, it’s a soft, floral fragrance, very spring and morning-appropriate, smells clean and is pleasant for everyday situations if you fancy wearing something floral. I wouldn’t wear it in the heat; personally, it doesn’t refresh me like others with more prominent citrus notes. I have it and don’t use it beyond some mornings in warm weather. You can get it for the price, though for me it’s not essential as some reviewers claim, without diminishing the fact that it’s pleasant, and, as in life, to each their own. Best regards.
It’s a clean, fresh, and crisp scent with a slightly sweet but very pleasant finish thanks to the amber and tonka bean. In my house, my wife and I both use it, considering it completely unisex. You can tell the citrus at the beginning and the floral part well-seasoned with that sweetness. It delivers just enough for a fresh scent, but it’s a blind buy because something like this pleases almost everyone. It’s very versatile for spring/summer and always for daytime. Value for money is 10/10; it’s economical and pleasant. At home, the 100ml lasts a month because we give it a gentle tap, haha.
Trialled this back in the 90s; it was my signature scent for years. Originally expensive and luxurious, it then vanished before reappearing in superdeals with boxes stacked to the ceiling. I picked it up in the 2010s and noticed the longevity had decreased, but now that I’ve dived into the world of perfumery, I’ve grabbed it again for summer 2024. It reminds me of Clinique’s Happy—that clean freshness and good vibes, surely the tangerine note. The opening is a balanced citrus, not itchy, soon blending into flowers that smell clean. Most people like it, though there are always exceptions. Regarding longevity, I recall it lasted longer in the 90s, but nowadays it’s not bad compared to more expensive alternatives. Perhaps we idealise the 90s, but on my skin and nose, Sculpture EDT has a medium performance (which I’d give anything for with Happy), and at this price, I’ll keep using it in summer. Cheers and good scent!
I don’t get the hype surrounding this perfume. I bought it a couple of weeks ago due to glowing reviews, but to my olfactory palate, it seems like a complete aberration. It smells like an overpowering synthetic air freshener to me. It’s long-lasting and peculiar, but that doesn’t make it good. It smells like an outdated, eccentric, innocent woman trying to conquer the world. It evokes the 60s, even though I didn’t live through them. A strange scent, bad to my taste, and totally synthetic.
Clean, pleasant, and citrusy. That white floral heart reminds one to some extent of the ADN cologne, but with more body; additionally, the citrus top notes are juicier and sweeter, without being cloying. The clean aspect makes it versatile, youthful, and semi-formal. I see it as timeless; it doesn’t feel old or about to go out of style, and it’s an excellent composition for the price, recalling scents of higher cost. Highly recommended blind buy.
I’m surprised by the hype for this fragrance… it’s nothing fresh; it’s cloying, synthetic citrus, a mix of rancid smells that stick more to a sixty-year-old woman… don’t buy it blindly.
It’s a pleasure to wear; Almairac didn’t create a fragrance, but a memory. It has that white floral scent backed by citrus with woods at the base, in short words, the biological cycle of an orange tree. Simply beautiful.
Synthetic citrus to the max. Although they don’t resemble each other, it reminds me of that in the sense of Varvatos Artisan Pure. I’m sorry, but I just can’t handle them. That said, the bottles look stunning on my shelf.
After trying it, I bought it for everyday wear. It’s citrusy, slightly sweet, and fresh. It doesn’t have great longevity, but for being pleasantly scented, it works very well.
It was my first perfume; I tolerated it well as soon as I bought it. Citrus and florals at the base, very nice for extreme heat. I let it rest for a year due to temperature changes before using it again. Upon returning to it, the macerated opening seemed deeply astringent, even making me sneeze, but once that passed, the floral notes remained; it’s still good for warm, dry climates. Thinking of getting the most out of it, I layered it with a perfume inspired by Invictus by Paco Rabanne (Victorious by Maison Alhambra). What a success! The aquatic and citrus notes cover up that astringent opening, blending well the aromatics, citrus, and marine notes of Invictus with the orange of Sculpture, and as it dries, it leaves white flowers with vanilla and woods from Invictus. A great discovery for layering.
Citrus combined with very prominent florals. Ideal for everyday wear, but the floral punch, present from the start through to the dry down, makes it very unisex-feminine in my opinion. I’d buy it again only for sunny days, outings, or the gym, but for the price, I think there are better options. Update: after trying it several times, the longevity is literally under an hour with low projection. Not worth paying for something that lasts less than a Zara scent.
Very pleasant and summery, it’s a classic in the community with good value for money. It’s light on longevity and projection. The star is the orange blossom, with citrus top notes, white flowers in the heart, and sweet base notes. In short: sweet citrus. It smells great, but the performance is poor; you need several sprays. However, for the price, you can’t ask for more.
Sculpture is a bright, revitalising fragrance that boosts confidence. It opens with a citrus explosion which lasts about half an hour on me, then shifts to a floral heart of orange blossom and jasmine with a creamy touch from benzoin and amber that I adore. Being from Córdoba, where orange trees abound, it reminds me of Seville and Córdoba in spring. For the price, it’s a must-have; although I own more expensive perfumes, I always reach for this one and even bathe in it because it doesn’t bother anyone. It lasts around three hours, four on clothes, but who cares when it smells divine and costs just £13? Buy it, bathe in it, or even splash the bottle over yourself if you need to.
This is the best perfume in the world to gift. Reasons: price, it’s a bargain given its history and fanbase; everyone likes it, regardless of age; and it has many uses: shower, daily wear, going out, beach, or gym. I have the Parfum version, which is 90% the same but creamier and less projecting. For this type of fragrance, I think projection and freshness are more important than creaminess, but both are equally fulfilling.
Test 1: 5 sprays on the neck at 5:30 pm in summer (29ºC). Projected lightly for the first hour, then stayed close to the skin until 6 hours. Excellent blend of citrus-floral opening with a very balanced floral-spicy heart. Test 2: applied at 6 am, 1 hour of medium/low trail, then a few more hours of personal bubble bursts and close-to-skin longevity for a total of 8 hours. Price in Chile: $20 USD.
Nothing special. I bought it because of the reviews and because the perfumer created Fahrenheit, but I found it so generic, ordinary, and synthetic that I left it to freshen up the car. Perhaps it’s brilliant and my nose just got used to Arabic bombs.
I suppose the worst thing this fragrance brought me was getting caught up in the perfume frenzy. At first, I smelled a typical 90s citrus, nothing special, and I walked away. But an hour later, I smelled my hand and it was a completely different, delicious aroma. That’s when I understood the top and base notes, and now I work hard just to keep buying perfumes. That this scent is delicious is confirmed by the fact that it’s still debated 30 years later, with similar notes appearing in YSL Myself or Gucci Guilty Love Homme, which draw from this well. Thanks, Almairac, and at the same time, what a mess you got me into.
It’s a gem of a perfume for its price, although the trail and intensity are low. If it had more power and longevity it would be legendary; very good for the gym! You can’t expect much more, and I also love its presentation.
The bottle and atomiser are decent for the price. The scent reminds me hugely of the early batches of Diesel Plus Plus, when it had incredible projection. Unfortunately, current Diesel has lost a lot in scent and longevity. This Nikos brings that initial essence, although its projection and longevity are limited. For the price, you can’t ask for more; you just need to reapply frequently.
It’s like a bar of soap, very amber yet fresh. Although it doesn’t list patchouli, you can clearly detect that earthy/mossy note that adds cleanliness to the flowers and makes it masculine. Wood & Spices is its clone but with better longevity.
One of the best fragrances for the price I own. I haven’t smelled anything cleaner; in my opinion, it beats Davidoff’s Cool Water hands down, as both are fresh and suitable for daily wear. People say it smells synthetic and isn’t worth it… normal if you compare it to niche or designer brands. But if you like collecting scents, this is a must-have. Rating: 7.5/10.
It starts super citrusy, like peeling an orange, then mellows into a floral scent with an amber touch. It smells modern (I’m 21 and this was my first perfume); I used to wear it to uni. The only downside is the opening is very citrusy and synthetic, and the longevity isn’t the best. Today someone told me I smelled like baby cologne, which is clean.
Fresh and floral, perfect for summer. Ideal straight after a shower, it gives that refreshing and relaxing feeling at the end of the day. Subtle and very pleasant, with an incredible price-to-quality ratio. Highly recommended.
A low-cost masterpiece! It’s brilliant for everyday wear, not just because of the price but due to the discretion of the scent. It’s light, inviting closeness, seductive and warm at the base. Made for men who want to captivate subliminally. I don’t perceive the citrus opening as much; what stands out is a caress of jasmine, zero feminine or unisex in the MYSLF style that I dislike, combined with the ploughed field base that makes the fragrance magical. If I compare it to something expensive, it’s identical to a Lafayette Street by Bond No.9. It seems the same to me, although Sculpture lasts less and is less sweet. It’s a more transparent version of Lafayette. Under $20, what more could you ask for? Marvelous.
Work of art. Impossible to get more for less. The definitive perfume for everyday wear. It doesn’t hurt to overapply or carry it in the school bag or to work (100ml for €15). Performance matches the notes. Clean scent that projects quite a bit at first.
Great resemblance to Versace The Dreamer, subtle, refined, and classy.
Scents are a matter of taste; every nose is a world. To me, it’s a horrible smell that gives me nausea. A pity because I know many people love it. I don’t share the view that it resembles Le Male or Reflection Man.
My grandfather gave it to me; it’s been years and at this stage of life it’s nothing youthful, but I like its summery and fresh scent. I don’t use it myself, but if you’re over 30 and looking for a daily summer perfume, this could go on your list.
Good value-for-money perfume. Soft, citrusy, and floral. I use it for the gym and it’s fine, but don’t expect more than 2 hours of longevity. Otherwise, very good.
My favourite for summer and hot days. Spectacular scent and scandalously cheap. It projects well for the first hour, then sits close to the skin, losing the citrus and revealing the vanilla hints of the tonka bean. The only drawback is longevity: about 3-4 hours. You have to reapply, but it’s no problem for the price. Highly recommended, it has a unique DNA, works all year round, and smells incredible. An underrated classic.
A gem for the price and the scent. For under €20, it’s a must-have. It opens citrusy and fresh with bergamot, mandarin, lemon, and orange blossom, very luminous. Then jasmine, lily, geranium, and rose appear, elegant and sophisticated without being cloying. The base of amber, musk, and tonka bean leaves a soft, creamy, and slightly sweet, sexy and addictive trail. Seductive without being heavy, ideal for those seeking something different without spending much. It has that Mediterranean style of the 90s that still works. The downside is longevity: 4-5 hours with moderate projection at first, but it’s worth it for the price. The bottle is a hazard, difficult to keep upright; better to store it in the box. Perfect for spring and summer. A timeless classic. Rating: 8.
What a treat! It’s economical and smells incredible: citrus with sweet and floral touches, exquisite. I recommend it blindly; it never fails with this Nikos Sculpture. I paid 550 pesos, about $27. If you see it, don’t hesitate to buy it. 10/10.
Try it and you’ll see it’s pure unisex. That floral note is the star, so it won’t surprise you for being original, but at €20 it’s a total hit for everyday wear. Imagine a lemon wrapped in a heap of white, powdery flowers and soap. Ideal for anyone who doesn’t want morning complications, man or woman, and just wants to smell good. It reminds me of Khadlaj Shiyaaka or Versace Pour Homme.