Halloween Man EDT

Halloween Man by Jesus Del Pozo Men's Fragrance

• Concentration: Eau De Toilette
• Size: 125 ml

Halloween Man cologne by Jesus Del Pozo will have people around you fascinated with the unique scent. It came onto the market in 2012. It features a wonderful array of notes, including top scents of mandarin, apple martini, green basil and violet leaf. The heart brings out several aphrodisiac aromas with Tunisian orange blossom, ginger, lavender and cinnamon. The base is quite sexy with scents of vanilla, leather, gray amber and musk. This cologne comes to you from fashion icon Jesus Del Pozo. He was a fashion designer who opened his first boutique in 1974. He played a critical role in Spanish fashion influences entering the mainstream. During his career, he won numerous awards, including the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts and the Golden Needle award.

Key Features:

• Ideal for a variety of occasions
• A fragrance that has been widely accepted
• Its light, refreshing and can be applied often
• fragrance to make it last longer

Key Notes:

• Top Notes: Martini, Violet Leaf, Mandarin Orange, Basil
• Heart Notes: Cinnamon, Lavender, Ginger Flower, Orange Blossom
• Base Notes: Vanilla, Leather, Amber, Musk

About Jesus Del Pozo:

Jesus Del Pozo was a Spanish fashion designer born in Madrid in 1946. He opened his first boutique in 1974, and was beginning his career at the same time as Spain was transitioning from the dictatorship of Franco to democracy. The change in politics coincided with a change in social values now described as La Movida. As an artist and designer, he played an important part of this "Movement" and was regarded as a key influence in the modernization of Spanish style. Since the 1990s, Del Pozo began designing ready-to-wear and bridal wear. In 1992, he introduced his first perfume, Duende for women. Perfumes became an important piece of the house's offering, with Halloween (1997) becoming an international best-seller and spinning off a series of flankers in future years. Del Pozo passed away in August 2011, leaving behind a legacy of beautiful fashions for an important time in Spain's history, as well as a legacy of education and professionalism in the fashion industry.