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First of all: His Passion is not the Burner. But it is a very good all-rounder. In my opinion the scent is somewhere between sauvage, code and cool water. Only a bit more reserved, which you can also notice in the durability. A fresh and clear scent. I wore H.P. in the office today and in the afternoon I took a short shower. Very pleasant heart note. The lavender does it. On the way home in the car the passenger asked me what I was wearing. It would smell good. Such direct compliments are extremely rare. Sometimes less is more. I'd like a tad more power. But otherwise top. I want this thing to be a dupe of acqua di gio absolute. I found this EDT in the Rossmann for 4.50. I recommended it as an all-day...

There's this fragrance that you can smell quite often. You perceive it clearly, but somehow the brain says "or nee". My mother has one of those. My girlfriend has one too, but I'm not allowed to say anything, otherwise I'm a solo entertainer in the evening. Yes - now I remember: At the cinema, the theatre and at school there's always someone sitting next to me who smells the same. And you have to put up with it for a while and you can't leave...
Right now I'm testing all the La Rive EDT's. And here it suddenly was, this mysterious smell. So I googled what it is from Dupe's and: Aha, Boss Bottled is the culprit. The thing they sell at the mall on the ground floor at a discount. Since I don't know the original, the Dupe seems to be quite well hit here. I recognized the scent immediately. And I've been able to identify it. I did, however, get that stuff in my office yesterday and I gave it to myself. Nobody complained. Nobody wanted to lick me, though. I myself was most uncomfortable. And grey point is a remarkably long-lasting substance. The smell is not evil, but it's kind of pungent and annoying. You can imagine the apple, because apples don't usually smell. Only the mud, when all kinds of creatures are already hogging the fruit.
Of course it's me not liking it. Bottled is extremely popular, not everyone can suffer from a loss of taste. But unfortunately for me, g-point won't even end up as a room spray in the toilet. I really don't want to smell that smell. Recommendation: try it before you buy. Wunderbaum sends his regards...

...well, it's not quite that, but with this EDT you can expect reactions. My girlfriend hasn't jumped me yet, but the secretary at work is looking weird. So it's a damn good EDT. If it wasn't for Sauvage, you could easily sell Extreme Story for three figures. And here's where you have to see the price. The boxes stand for 6,- completely dusty at the bottom of the DM-shelf. Not every La Rive is a success, but this one plays in a very high league. The first quarter of an hour, I agree with all the testers, is a bit pushy. After that it settles down very positively. For a few hours, you get wrapped up in a rather interesting aura. The lavender blasts out of your sweater, you smell like a Western package. This is a compliment. That's how a perfume should be. And since the EDT also brings a good silage, other people smell it, too. You're allowed to feel good.
Of course it does not smell exactly like Sauvage. It doesn't have to. The mixture is nevertheless quite well done. A perfume for 6 Euro, which smells like that, deserves a good rating. Point.
But there is also criticism on my part. I know this from e-steaming: Not every crass liquid is suitable for all-day use. Here at Extreme Story it is the same. Since the shelf life is quite good, you have the smell of lavender in your nose for 6 hours. If you exaggerate that, it gets penetrating. It all smells and tastes like sauvage. Even the sauerbraten. You feel like a walking sauna infusion. Like Lavender Man. If it was Allday, I'd be sick of it. Since a normal person only has one date a week, it's perfect. You definitely do nothing wrong with this EDT

Those who don't know this disco stench of the 80s will experience its blue wonder when they sniff the good old Lagerfeld Classic for the first time. Basically, it has very little to do with what is known as perfume today. It's hard to describe this cross between furniture polish, Jägermeister and baby powder. The fragrances up here in the listing already read like the Ulan Bator telephone book. You have to experience it, no one wears something like that anymore. This is retro in its purest form. Lagerfeld on it, into the Ascona and off into the pinball hall. And in addition to all the memories, the EDT also brings a good performance. Whoever thinks that this drone will go away after a few hours has cut himself a lot. It stays until the next shower. Yes, the smell is very strange and takes some getting used to. But somehow so interesting and different. You smell extremely good, even though you stink. In the 80s, Lagerfeld Classic was certainly involved in many procreations. You never forget that smell. Unfortunately, some reformulations have been made on this relic of past parties. Nevertheless the old Lagerfeld still has it. I am totally into Space Invaders, Casio watches and cars without airbags. And that includes Lagerfeld. Period. Unfortunately, it is now being sold in discount stores. When he broke the 15 Euro mark during an eviction, I got the stock for life. Yes, good old Karl. His clothes were already borderline, but with this perfume, he was completely off his rocker back then. Nowadays LC fits the cold season pretty good. He still fits into the disco (Ü30) quite well and pushes the one million loosely into the corner. But beware: Women have completely different noses nowadays :)

Yeah, the original's kind of mega. But you pay astronomically much gravel for the brand and you still have to get the right batch. For me it was just enough for one sample, and even that was more expensive than a bottle of CDNIM. But I can at least compare it. The scent of some Dupes comes close to the Master. The differences are minimal. But if you look at the scent throughout the day, the wheat is separated from the chaff. In the prelude I find the Insurrection II Pure most interesting. Unfortunately, it doesn't last more than 1-2 hours until you don't even notice the scent anymore. The same with the Dupe from Zara, it goes even faster. The CDNIM is different. It rumbles a bit violently, but it also fades quickly. But then the scent becomes really awesome and stays on the skin for hours. The sweetness goes away and it remains a tight smoky mixture of lemon and Fahrenheit. And this mixture is still clearly present even when the original has already given up. Doesn't matter if it's a Dupe or not. It's definitely a damn good EDT. The guys in Dubai can't just build fancy houses. For 27 Euros you can't go wrong here. It's not like the women in the supermarket are chasing you, though. It's complete bullshit. But in a small office it's noticeable