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02/20/2024
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Beatable
I haven't warmed to Burberry fragrances yet. Of course, they tend to be British understatement creations, apart from the Hero offshoots. But the familiar spark didn't jump out at me.
The Beat for Men is no exception. In the rather long-lasting opening, I hear a reasonably passable, intense synthetic lemon with a good amount of pepper. After a good half hour, the violet leaf provides a mild dampening effect, making The Beat not entirely uninteresting, at least temporarily. The blend of citrusy spiciness, peppery freshness and green unobtrusiveness with a super-delicate woodruff vibe is at its best here.
But as soon as you have enjoyed the little bit of climax, the fragrance structure collapses again almost abruptly.
A few isolated woody notes, including vetiver, are just barely noticeable, but then The Beat quickly ebbs away again. Is that supposed to be it? Yet many perfumistas are full of praise. Otherwise, the general rating is also rather modest given the large number (interesting: currently 142 ratings from 140 owners)
In principle, The Beat for Men could be a very nice office fragrance for the summer, but the market is large, if not huge, with all kinds of more sophisticated challengers. But this Beat doesn't blow me away or touch me in the slightest - despite the rather creative and successful bottle.
The Beat for Men is no exception. In the rather long-lasting opening, I hear a reasonably passable, intense synthetic lemon with a good amount of pepper. After a good half hour, the violet leaf provides a mild dampening effect, making The Beat not entirely uninteresting, at least temporarily. The blend of citrusy spiciness, peppery freshness and green unobtrusiveness with a super-delicate woodruff vibe is at its best here.
But as soon as you have enjoyed the little bit of climax, the fragrance structure collapses again almost abruptly.
A few isolated woody notes, including vetiver, are just barely noticeable, but then The Beat quickly ebbs away again. Is that supposed to be it? Yet many perfumistas are full of praise. Otherwise, the general rating is also rather modest given the large number (interesting: currently 142 ratings from 140 owners)
In principle, The Beat for Men could be a very nice office fragrance for the summer, but the market is large, if not huge, with all kinds of more sophisticated challengers. But this Beat doesn't blow me away or touch me in the slightest - despite the rather creative and successful bottle.
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