07/27/2020
Leo993
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Beautiful all-rounder with striking weaknesses
The new signature fragrance from Abercrombie and Fitch, which has driven the legendary Fierce out of stores, is in many ways the exact opposite of its predecessor.
First of all, I must say that the fragrance has a lot of potential even when it is simply knitted. What I really like about Ellwood is that unlike Fierce, it's very natural and anything but intrusive. But that's also the problem. As soon as you spray it, you only need to adjust the alcohol in which the fragrances are dissolved and then .... then nothing happens. It takes a little while until I can perceive the scent and then unfortunately only relatively weakly. But it smells great. Fresh, natural and a little flowery. The classification as a unisex scent is absolutely clear, although I think it suits men better because it is a bit fresher. The biggest problem is the short shelf life. The Sillage is probably not as bad as I have been told. It was responded to my scent, so apparently others can perceive it. Compliments from the opposite sex are also in there.
You can wear Ellwood for any occasion, but I wouldn't wear it in the club in the evening, because any One Million Etc would drown it out immediately, so no chance.
Rather on a warm summer evening during a walk, picnic or a visit to the cinema with your loved one.
In conclusion, I can say that I am enthusiastic about Ellwood, less is sometimes more, at least as far as the fragrance pyramid is concerned, but not as far as fragrance concentration is concerned.
First of all, I must say that the fragrance has a lot of potential even when it is simply knitted. What I really like about Ellwood is that unlike Fierce, it's very natural and anything but intrusive. But that's also the problem. As soon as you spray it, you only need to adjust the alcohol in which the fragrances are dissolved and then .... then nothing happens. It takes a little while until I can perceive the scent and then unfortunately only relatively weakly. But it smells great. Fresh, natural and a little flowery. The classification as a unisex scent is absolutely clear, although I think it suits men better because it is a bit fresher. The biggest problem is the short shelf life. The Sillage is probably not as bad as I have been told. It was responded to my scent, so apparently others can perceive it. Compliments from the opposite sex are also in there.
You can wear Ellwood for any occasion, but I wouldn't wear it in the club in the evening, because any One Million Etc would drown it out immediately, so no chance.
Rather on a warm summer evening during a walk, picnic or a visit to the cinema with your loved one.
In conclusion, I can say that I am enthusiastic about Ellwood, less is sometimes more, at least as far as the fragrance pyramid is concerned, but not as far as fragrance concentration is concerned.
