12/30/2020
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Riverside, motherf*ckers!!!
"Riverside Drive" combines two extremes - such as "Aventus" with "Grey Flanel". Hard to imagine and certainly not for every nose great or at least acceptable - but a certain cheap arrogance he has without question.
Hairspray, violet pastilles, green meadow, a splash of exotic fruitiness - finished is this danceable beast. A greeny on the way out. Without question unisex for me. A powerhouse in breather mode. Very 80s, very pungent, takes a lot of getting used to. But then somehow appealing enough. Definitely makes you stand out as a man if you wear this often. Not everyone will like it - but a few will jump on it like Schmitz' cat. A little slutty, a little rough, a little rocky, a little shocking. And yet, at its core, just a dusty, sprayy greenie.
Flacon: 2- without asterisk
Sillage: a little more than mediocrity
Durability: remains rather than he tends - 8 hours
Verdict: a floral pungent hairspray scent without too many high expectations. Violets without really good particles. PLV of course outrageous. Between Deovibes and Drakkar. Still, it exudes a trashy, likeable 80s aura between aerobics and village disco. Green and bold.
Hairspray, violet pastilles, green meadow, a splash of exotic fruitiness - finished is this danceable beast. A greeny on the way out. Without question unisex for me. A powerhouse in breather mode. Very 80s, very pungent, takes a lot of getting used to. But then somehow appealing enough. Definitely makes you stand out as a man if you wear this often. Not everyone will like it - but a few will jump on it like Schmitz' cat. A little slutty, a little rough, a little rocky, a little shocking. And yet, at its core, just a dusty, sprayy greenie.
Flacon: 2- without asterisk
Sillage: a little more than mediocrity
Durability: remains rather than he tends - 8 hours
Verdict: a floral pungent hairspray scent without too many high expectations. Violets without really good particles. PLV of course outrageous. Between Deovibes and Drakkar. Still, it exudes a trashy, likeable 80s aura between aerobics and village disco. Green and bold.
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