 "Hei" is a Winner!! |
| Review Date: February 8, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Adam Smith, |
| Great product!! Alfred Sung discovered the perfect medium between sweet and musky, light and heavy, and subtle and pronounced. I wear it almost everyday and I have gotten SEVERAL compliments about the cologne. As a self-proclaimed men's cologne connoisseur, I believe this is one of the best colognes available. I recommend it for anybody and everybody who appreciates sophisticated scents that are very reasonably priced. |
Exactly what I expected
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| Review Date: January 9, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Saundra N. Harris, Overland Park, Ks United States |
| My husband loves this cologne but it has been very difficult to find. I was concerned that it might smell different - but it was exactly what I expected. He loves it and so do I. |
A REFRESHING MEN'S FRAGRANCE
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| Review Date: November 25, 2005 |
| Reviewer: Gail Cooke, TX, USA |
Long appreciated for his women's wear designs Shanghai born Alfred Sung introduced his first fragrance in 1986, "Sung, Alfred Sung." Since then he has offered several popular scents, among them are "Forever," "Pure," and "Shi."
Once he turned his attention to men's fragrances he enjoyed the same success, beginning with "Sung Homme" in 1988. "Hei," his latest scent for men is also sure to please with its green, fresh fragrance underscored by spices, woods and musks. Nature augments the fragrance with notes of Fennel, Neroli, Jasmine, Lavender, and Cardamon. There's even a hint of spearmint.
The bottle is pure Sung, a water drop in a rich blue tone capped by a darkened metallic round. On the top panel of the blue box is found the Chinese symbol for energy, an appropriate description of this scent. |
ENERGETIC AND APPEALING
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| Review Date: November 25, 2005 |
| Reviewer: Gail Cooke, TX, USA |
Long appreciated for his women's wear designs Shanghai born Alfred Sung introduced his first fragrance in 1986, "Sung, Alfred Sung." Since then he has offered several popular scents, among them are "Forever," "Pure," and "Shi."
Once he turned his attention to men's fragrances he enjoyed the same success, beginning with "Sung Homme" in 1988. "Hei," his latest scent for men is also sure to please with its green, fresh fragrance underscored by spices, woods and musks. Nature augments the fragrance with notes of Fennel, Neroli, Jasmine, Lavender, and Cardamon. There's even a hint of spearmint.
The bottle is pure Sung, a water drop in a rich blue tone capped by a darkened metallic round. On the top panel of the blue box is found the Chinese symbol for energy, an appropriate description of this scent.
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I love this, and this is the only place I can find it for a good price...
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| Review Date: September 16, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Drew Cheney, Sacramento, CA United States |
This scent is great, and I continue to receive compliments on it.
It's light without fading out or getting lost after an hour, and spicy without feeling like a six-year-old's scent experiment. I notice that I spray on more than I normally would with other scents, but it doesn't seem overpowering (at least I haven't been told).
I was introduced to Hei at a shop that wanted to charge _way_ too much for some fragrance in a bottle, so Amazon is great. |
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