Nitro Green Hom opens on vanilla, saffron and jasmine, moves through lavender, green leaves and amberwood, then settles into fir resin, cedar, violet and earthy notes. Nitro Green Hom reads woody and green rather than sweet. 50% of wearers call it long lasting, and 48% rate the sillage strong.

What does Nitro Green Hom smell like?

Nitro Green Hom opens with an unusual pairing: vanilla and saffron give the first minutes an unexpected warmth, while jasmine adds a floral lift alongside them. That warmth doesn't last on its own, though, because the middle brings it back down to earth fast. Lavender and green leaves push the fragrance toward a fresher, more herbal register, while light amber, amberwood and a second dose of cedar keep some structure underneath. The base is where the name makes sense: earthy notes, fir resin and cedar build a forest-floor woodiness, and violet adds a slightly powdery, cool note against all that green and wood. This one reads far more green and woody than the vanilla-forward opening suggests, with the earthy base doing most of the character work.

How does it develop through the day?

The opening is brief and a little disorienting in a good way: vanilla and saffron sit close to jasmine for the first stretch, giving an initial impression that is warmer and sweeter than what follows. Lavender arrives quickly and starts pulling the fragrance toward its true green, herbal centre, with amberwood and cedar filling in a woody backbone as the florals fade. By the time it settles, the earthy base takes over almost completely: fir resin, cedar and violet dominate, and the fragrance ends up smelling like damp forest and green wood rather than the warm opening promised. Voters are almost evenly split on day versus night wear, which fits a scent that shifts character enough to suit either.

How long does it last, and how strong is it?

Longevity votes sit at 50% long lasting and 11% eternal, with moderate wear taking most of the remainder, so this holds up through a normal day without much fading. Sillage votes lean strong (48%) with a further 7% enormous against 44% moderate, meaning it projects noticeably rather than staying close to the skin.

What season is it for?

Season votes are close across the board, with spring (28%) and autumn (28%) narrowly ahead of winter (27%) and summer (17%) trailing behind. The green, earthy character reads as a transitional scent more than a strictly cold-weather one, comfortable across most of the year and a touch less suited to peak summer heat.

Is it for men or women?

Gender voting leans firmly male, with male (48%) and male-leaning (38%) together accounting for most votes, and unisex sitting at 11%. That is a decisive lean rather than a close split, and it is marketed as a men's fragrance, so this one is styled and voted as a men's scent.

What is it similar to?

Fans of Ultra Male by Jean Paul Gaultier will find familiar ground here, both lean into a green, woody-aromatic structure with a warm undertone. Nitro Green Hom pushes further into fir resin and earthy notes in its base, giving it a more forest-like finish than a straightforward aromatic.

Who it's for

Nitro Green Hom suits someone after a green, woody fragrance with a bit of unexpected warmth up top, rather than a straightforward aromatic. It votes long lasting with strong projection, so it holds through a full day, and its close-to-even seasonal spread means it works across most of the year rather than being tied to one narrow window.