Altholz

For me one of the TOP men's fragrances at all! Not too fruity and with a remarkably good papyrus-wood / vetiver base. The incense also does its part to create a cool and not too intrusive scent, which fortunately is outside the current Ambroxan paste trend!

I have only been here for a few days and this is my first review.
Fashion designer Philipp Plein polarizes very strongly with his high-priced designer high tech fashion. Some find his fashion over-crazy and tasteless, others go for the skulls with plenty of bling bling. Although I have already arrived in the autumn of life, I definitely belong to the latter, but I don't have to apologize for that, because tastes can be quite different. This also applies to fragrances, of course. As I already had the pleasure to smell the plein fragrance "The $kull", which was released last year, but I didn't like it, I decided to buy the new "No Limit$", as it is also rather in the upper middle range of prices. First of all: the two fragrances do not differ in the slightest! So it's a slightly vanilla leather scent here, too, but it's missing a lot. Patchouli, frankincense or pepper completely elude my nose, but aquatic and above all animal notes are too much for my taste and push the overall impression in a direction that doesn't suit me personally. Durability and sillage are in the moderate range.
However, the entire packaging fits perfectly into the overall Plein image and is very harmonious. The bottle itself is in the shape of an oversized black credit card and is very cool and above all innovative!
Conclusion: I will continue to wear the clothes from time to time, the scent rather less.