Goynen67

Who'd believe that? Should there really be a perfume that costs far less than 10 Euros and can meet expectations? For me such a thing is an illusion. I thought so far in many areas. Now I have bought online at DM and thought a blind purchase for 5 Euro I will definitely get over. Sauvage from Dior is the template here. Tense and with highest scepticism I sprayed it on myself four hours ago. I am really surprised. I can hardly tell the difference ...No, I can't perceive any difference and after four hours the scent is still extremely well perceptible and just then indistinguishable. The peppery note at the beginning is perhaps a bit lighter, and bergamot a touch more subtle, but that is certainly not a disadvantage for some noses. Here you can get a lot of pleasure for very little money

This fragrance was released in 2009. Almost incredible. Because the first association is with me, a classic through and through. 70s. Men standing in front of a mirror after a shower and shave and throwing perfume in their face. Square, harsh, masculine. No frills, clear and clean. I don't like the word sport here either. It's more a coinage from the 90s. It's more MAN or Fresh or Cleanwater. But the wonderful thing is the scent is very pleasing to me. It's a fresh clear scent of the very green variety. Nothing is sweet, flowery here. Maybe a little warmth from patchouli and musk. Nice combination of bergamot and lemon. Tender pepper. Nothing seems artificial or too dominant. Lavender and sage make it herbaceous but not too annoying. Here the balance is kept very well. Anyone who has a weakness for nostalgic fragrances that are straightforward and straightforward will be delighted here

I was really looking forward to that smell. Because the omens were very good. A lot of the descriptions are in my line. I can't say that it is disappointing what my nose perceives. Fresh start, very aquatic and maritime. Slightly tart. So far so good. What strikes me immediately, the base of the fragrance is a bit too intrusive. A slight annoying factor that does not get lost
Indeed, there are similarities with Acqua di Gio, Sauvage and Dylan Blue. And yet they are worlds apart. Where the three fragrances come up with their own peculiarities and distinctive features, Atlantiqve simply lacks that special something. It remains somewhat boring and arbitrary. No, it's not a bad scent, the performance is quite good and what's written on it is delivered. Aquatic-fresh. But if I have the choice I will always choose a fragrance with that certain something.

Now I'm a big fan of lemon, lime and bergamot and I'm always chasing the sour-tangy scents. But anyway - the comments so far have made me curious, tangerine, tart, sunny...so ordered Amara...funny bottle but also a bit difficult to place. Sprayed on and...astonishingly fresh if not really citric, astonishingly tart and all that without bergamot. I would call it a soft fresh with super durability. The fragrance changes little with time, but has amazing nuances. Quite a bit unusual. The tangerine is already overripe, slightly acidic, but a good balance between tart and fruity. Neroli goes well with it without standing out too dominantly. Maritime is supported by a slightly salty note and complements itself perfectly with the slight warmth of patchouli. I am really enthusiastic about this really exciting composition that knows how to surprise. And since fresh scents often fly away too quickly, everyone here has a real performer among the newcomers...

Autumn, outside it doesn't get really bright anymore, dark clouds are moving fast across the sky, the wind blows around the house and tears the last leaves from the trees. The old floorboards creak underfoot and the open fire blazes in the slightly overheated library. On the leather couch sits a man with dark hair, wearing corduroy trousers and a tweed jacket. He radiates a sophisticated class. He seems likeable, balanced and confident. This fragrance suits him. And he fits to everyone who is looking for a masculine, spicy and subtle fragrance, but also distinctive and unique. It is my fourth Tom Ford fragrance in the test and so far I was not very convinced. But this scent picks me up. It simply has class and has a clear line. Woody, only slightly sweet but a great spicy note. Everything is wonderfully coordinated. The first few minutes it is very strong and also slightly alcoholic. But then it becomes very balanced. Although woody, it is not musty or musty. It even has a fresh note if you can say that for a fragrance of this kind. Although it is certainly not a typical summer scent, I will certainly apply and enjoy it in the coming weeks.