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I bought this as a blind buy when I saw it for £15 for 30ml. I did a quick bit of research before buying and most are saying that it's a clean, masculine scent and pretty good quality... They right!

Upon first spray I get a nice fresh scent with a bit of citrus, but not overpowering, which then starts to dry down to bring in the rosewood and sandalwood, again not overpowering and keeping the scent smelling clean and fresh.

To me, there is nothing special about this fragrance, it's how I would expect a generic masculine fragrance to smell with it being clean, fresh and good for everyday use. I haven't yet tried Creed Himalaya so I'm not able to comment on the likeness between these two scents, but if everyone is correct with their comparisons then this would be a no brainer for any Himalaya fan just because of the price difference.

First spray and all I could smell was the scent of sun lotion which to me isn't an unpleasant smell, but not what I want from a fragrance, especially at this price, but after a while I could start to smell the individual notes and it was great. The coconut, lime and the rum compliment each other so well but the fragrance somehow still smells creamy. Nothing really changes on the dry down, the scent just becomes slightly drier and muskier and turns back to a more sun lotion type vibe.

I'd wear this if I were on a holiday, somewhere exotic, but for I can't get the sun lotion vibe out of my head. This fragrance is the typical fresh and really well made style that Creed goes for, but it's the first Creed I've tried that hasn't made me want to use it again.

This fragrance was a blind buy for me, I had previously had a sample of Creed Green Irish Tweed and heard that this was very similar but for a fraction of the price.

Tres Nuit is a very fresh and green scent and it definitely reminded me of Green Irish Tweed but is not a carbon copy. There was a slight smell of alcohol for the first few seconds, but that quickly faded to reveal sweet, green, fresh scent. I remember getting the initial scent of fresh cut grass from Green Irish Tweed which is absent in Tres Nuit, the vibe is still similar but it's not identical but the dry down is pretty much the same as how I remember GIT.

I heard many people complain about the longevity, but personally I'm getting a good 8hrs+ out of mine and about 4 hours of projection. This is a fantastic fragrance for the price and well worth picking up ready for next spring if you don't want to pay out for a Creed fragrance.

Was not a fan of this when I first tried it, but it really did grow on me.
I started it with a 10ml sample, but once I was done with that sample I was looking to buy a bottle.

In this fragrance I get a lot of iris and violet on the top, then a good amount of cedar and pepper starts to come in with time. A few of my female friends have commented on this scent and have loved it, but to me the scent just doesn't make itself stand out from other iris based fragrances.

To finish off, this is a nice clean, iris scent, but there is nothing special about it.

This was the first real fragrance that I tried that wasn't something like Old Spice, I will always love this stuff!

Yes this fragrance very popular and easily recognisable making is unable to stand out in the crowd, but this scent is just so fresh, simple and somehow still masculine. The Ambroxan gives it a slight synthetic smell but it is not unpleasant.

This fragrance is great for any season and appropriate for almost all occasions making it one of the most versatile fragrances available.