Coladeris

I was excited about the perfume at first. The story fits the fragrance so well. A gentleman, a lord, a real guy. One leg bent on a tree stump, shotgun leaning over it. The view into the distance. Yet somehow that was not a long love. When I smell it, the image of a glass of brandy pops into my head more and more often. Smoky pub, cigar smell. As it is in life, it was unfortunately only a short intermezzo.

Wow, what a perfume. For me, the epitome of lightness, looseness, relaxation, attractiveness. From the texture I would have to look with a magnifying glass to find what bad. Only the durability is really not good. The scent almost fizzles out after putting it on. The higher concentrated brother is unfortunately priceless, but would be very interesting for me.

Why is this perfume so well placed everywhere? When I open the lid, a bar of soap slays me. It stays that way for a while. It's only when I get out the back that it becomes... well, okay, that's it. For me, Sauvage is unfortunately just a normal perfume, nothing special.

If it says Creed on it, there's something good in it... think! Whenever I smell this perfume, I perceive only coconut. The other ingredients are drowned out. I don't think it takes a Creed to do that. Perfumers who make for drugstores can do that just as well. With Creed's yardstick, I'm afraid this isn't anything the big deal. By the mainstream yardstick, however, this contender can be smelled. But beware, it's been my experience that it's very polarizing. While some find coconut heavenly summery great, others run away when they perceive only a nuance.

The good placement made me want to get this thing sometime. But the similarity to JPG Le Male is so strong in my nose that I think I have a matte blue sailor in my hand. This one is nothing special to me at all anymore thanks to various "perfume of the year" titles, "best selling" blah blah. Yet the ingredients are quite interesting. H/S are top, the bottle unique.