Fulbright

Actually, the fragrance begins with a great idea: you mix citric with aquatic notes. Correctly executed this would be a great station wagon and a unique specimen on the market. However, this fragrance did not succeed, which is why it was certainly withdrawn from the market. Nothing harmonizes here. It bites contradictions. The fragrance radiates an inner battle of different directions. The only positive thing is, it lasts a long time. Longer than all the others in the Bvlgari series.

After spraying on, a soft, high-quality citrus-orange scent can be seen in the background, which smells of Mediterranean warmth and summer. Unfortunately only in the background. The bitterness is in the foreground. It's stinging and unpleasant. The fragrance is aggressive. Too much of it and you get sick. As the fragrance progresses, a metallic chromatic note emerges that does not match the fragrance at all. The orange looks bitterly spoiled. As if their acid would mix with aqua regia and pickle metal, partially dissolving chromium. A saltiness is added. As if that were the bitter toxic heavy metal salts from the chromium that went into solution. Very unfortunate, because this fragrance looks very noble on the other side. However, this page hardly comes to the fore. It is trumped by the aggressive stinging touch.

This fragrance may have its lovers. Finding him good is justified. However, most people do not feel it harmoniously and unpleasantly. He looks masculine but too aggressive for everyday life. It's the smell of a warrior. Mel Gibson could carry him in Braveheart before he goes into battle and slaughters the villains. When they smell the scent they are angry with fear, they squirm like a worm and their toenails roll up before the head is cut with the sword. Jeremy Fragrance describes the fragrance in his Youtube Channel as none for bubis, more suitable for men like Jason Statham. I agree with that. Optimal for battle scenes.

In everyday life I would only wear the scent when there is strong wind and sun by the sea. Ideal when you are an angler sitting on a cliff looking into the sunset with a good cigar. You can also wear it as a surfer. One should visit a beach bar however only if one was in the water and the smell was half rinsed off by the water and was weakened. On a Tinder Date, I would never wear the scent. The probability is very high that you will fail with the scent. Time expenditure for acquisition, journey and costs for drinks could have been saved. So don't use it. There may be women who like him, but only a few.

Today I tested the scent in an air conditioned tram. At a bus stop next to the drug help station, fat alcoholics with bags full of beer bottles, smelling of sweat, got in. One of them moved away from the door area I was standing in shortly afterwards. I could hear him say to a buddy, I gotta get out back there, it stinks like a corpse. I don't give anything to comments of rocked drunkards and junkies but you notice the scent doesn't go down well with society everywhere.

This fragrance requires a new edition. Like I said, it's a good idea. A solution could look like this: Mix Issey Eau Bleu with Bvlgari Aqva Marine for a softer aquatic note without being too bitter and tart. Then add something citric. Aqua di Gio Profumo or Versace Dylan Blue. Then you would have a new well-disposed fragrance that is socially acceptable and smells good without being mainstream. So let's go perfumers! Experiment until you find the optimum. I expect a result by summer 2020 at the latest!

This fragrance smells tremendously high in relation to its price. Intense and long-lasting. A unique and classic. It no longer fits into the fashionable world of today's fragrances and would not be advertised by any Youtube influencer. He looks male and dominat but also very aggressive in the first hour. I like it in a certain way, but I would only wear it if I didn't want to maintain social contacts.

This fragrance is perfect for hunters who sit on the high stand in the morning with a bottle of Jägermeister in the foggy damp forest and wait for wild game. Jaguar for Men smells unbelievably soapy green. For woods, for bitter mosses and lichens. A fragrance for nature lovers. You associate it with something old-fashioned. No wonder because it is a typical 80s fragrance. Caretaker Krause would wear this scent if he dressed up in uniform and went to the board meeting of the Dachshund Breeding Club. Also suitable for binge drinking of arch-conservative beating student fraternities when you go to a pub with old men, but not when there are women around or when you want to pick up a woman in the same evening. This fragrance is also a great match for the military. Whether simple soldier in camouflage suit or officer in fine thread at men's events in the officers' home. However, in covert military operations (as performed by Rambo) you should not wear the scent. It's too strong, too intense, and the Sillage stretches for miles. The enemy would track you down and shoot you in the ambush.

I also associate this scent with British landed gentry. During a hike in the Scottish Highlands I could also imagine him on me (attractive single women are usually not there anyway). An older British granny would certainly like the scent at Tea Time very much for me. It also goes well with an old dark green vintage Jaguar. Optimal to spray on the leather seats. In the Alps I wouldn't wear the scent while hiking or on a via ferrata. There are just too many attractive women out there. I don't want to scare them away.

I would never wear that scent on a Tinder Date. The woman would in all probability reject me already during the greeting and embrace and cough loudly. Maybe she'd even run away. This is not a Womanizer scent. If you are looking for a very individual natural high class premium fragrance that is anything but mainstream, you should try Terre d'Hermes. Elegant, long-lasting and gently coming, citric, earthy, woody. Jaguar for Men, on the other hand, is a club. If a Tinder Date gets out of hand because it's not going forward but time passes, the woman is inappropriate or the cost keeps rising, Jaguar for Men can stop the date with an emergency stop. It acts as an emergency exit. It's best to carry a mini atomizer with you, go to the toilet for a short while and fully diesel up. Then you're guaranteed to get rid of the woman.

Clear and pure of smell, little complex, it radiates warm like the color gold and holds incredibly long for a drugstore fragrance. But the sweetness is so penetrating and unmanly that I would never wear it in everyday life, let alone to a Tinder Date with a premium cut. The fragrance is best suited for the very cold season. Optimal when you just come out of the cheap pump stand sweaty and drink a hot and over-sweetened Calvados quickly at sub-zero temperatures. If you diesel in with the stuff, you can also sell incense sticks with oriental sweet scents at the Christmas market. Even if the whole thing is not a bad smell for the price... It's not my thing