05/12/2022

Novocaine
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Novocaine
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Let's do a little justice for Zino by Davidoff. When we talk about the son... but we don't know the father.
Zino from Davidoff is a piece of classic men's perfumery and the fact that it is still on the shelves today shows how important an it is. But what do we do when similar perfumes appear after him that enjoy success but almost no one says about their DNA? We're doing a little justice ...
When I bought Zino I made it blind buy, just reading reviews. It's true that after it got into my hands I quickly hid it in a drawer because I wasn't used to it. It took me a while to figure it out.
Its opening is reminiscent of horse stable. Rosewood, lavender, geranium and patchouli create this feeling that easily fades over time on the skin. The herbaceous and somewhat animalic feel is tempered by rose, sandalwood, vanilla and jasmine. The whole opening is thus wrapped in a sweetness, making the perfume very masculine, warm and sexy, especially if we refer to the year when it was created. It is an oriental fougere from my point of view, not very easy to wear but well coagulated and beautiful when you get used to it.
It smells very good after it starts to develop on the skin and has a good persistence for a few hours and the sillage is strong especially on clothes. I see it worn in the fall, then it shines. The fact that it is warm, cozy, deep and a little sweet makes it comforting, makes you feel good. A very charming and manly composition.
Versatility ... Well here's the thing. It is a mature perfume and is suitable for people over 35 years old.
I have read and heard many opinions about Tom Ford Beau du Jour but very few that compare it to Zino, although it smells about the same and almost no one to talk about the fact that Beau du Jour is actually a Zino Lighter, more expensive and a little more refined.
When you talk about Tom Ford Beau du Jour you have to keep in mind that he is an inspiration from my point of view, very good indeed, easier to wear, designerish as some would say while Zino's DNA is richer, heavier and much more mature, a classic that will remain in the hall of fame for a long time unlike the other.
When I bought Zino I made it blind buy, just reading reviews. It's true that after it got into my hands I quickly hid it in a drawer because I wasn't used to it. It took me a while to figure it out.
Its opening is reminiscent of horse stable. Rosewood, lavender, geranium and patchouli create this feeling that easily fades over time on the skin. The herbaceous and somewhat animalic feel is tempered by rose, sandalwood, vanilla and jasmine. The whole opening is thus wrapped in a sweetness, making the perfume very masculine, warm and sexy, especially if we refer to the year when it was created. It is an oriental fougere from my point of view, not very easy to wear but well coagulated and beautiful when you get used to it.
It smells very good after it starts to develop on the skin and has a good persistence for a few hours and the sillage is strong especially on clothes. I see it worn in the fall, then it shines. The fact that it is warm, cozy, deep and a little sweet makes it comforting, makes you feel good. A very charming and manly composition.
Versatility ... Well here's the thing. It is a mature perfume and is suitable for people over 35 years old.
I have read and heard many opinions about Tom Ford Beau du Jour but very few that compare it to Zino, although it smells about the same and almost no one to talk about the fact that Beau du Jour is actually a Zino Lighter, more expensive and a little more refined.
When you talk about Tom Ford Beau du Jour you have to keep in mind that he is an inspiration from my point of view, very good indeed, easier to wear, designerish as some would say while Zino's DNA is richer, heavier and much more mature, a classic that will remain in the hall of fame for a long time unlike the other.
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