Kavalier

Obviously my original commentary was too sharp for this format, so now the *censored* light version for the general public ;-)

Imagine my dear cavalier, you have to late hour in a club *beep* with a femme fatale sur la toilette. Mais oui, c'est extra-ordinaire! That's what NdI smells like. Something dirty, spicy, sweaty and after *censored* leather. Maybe a little *peep* and snythetic, but what if it bothers you? - Yeah, it's probably pretty *censored*! But just because of this very attractive and seductive. Like a fresh grapefruit, for example, to which the women curiously show their *piep* in long, wild club nights, when going out or on *piep* dates! In addition, there is some vetiver, dark woods and incense, which give the whole thing something dark, hypnotic and somehow stylish. This combination of ready, *censored* and stylish is very attractive. Above this massive wall of scent is unmistakably smeared with red lipstick "I *piepe* you" - Of course you are not serious and nobody really believes you - But nobody is interested in that either, because they find you and your strong scent chord simply irresistible!
Nuit d`Issey.
Certainly no fragrance for all days - But surely one for one night - Its intense, heavy sillage is unmistakable even with a lot of headwind in the club. Dominant. With extremely long-lasting effect at least 6 hours on the body and perceptible until the morning after, pepper.
I like it very much and it is one of my favourite scents. Can therefore not fully understand the bad reviews. Just recommend to test it and get your own picture.

I like old scents, niches and underdogs. Therefore I blindly bought Speick for testing, and I must say: I am positively surprised!
This fragrance has potential. The prelude is quite explosive: fresh, tart and citric. After the drydown, however, this striking first impression quickly fades. What I find exciting is above all what is left behind: These are quite pleasant, discreet, elegant nuances, which are still clearly perceptible after 4-5 hours. Whether the Sillage has to be stronger, I am not able to say at the moment. I think I will test the fragrance for a few more weeks before I make a final judgement. Until then I will add my experiences to this comment - Oh yes - He is definitely also a compliment getter - At least I have already received a compliment from a lady.

1. Impression: Smells exactly like Cool Water.
2. Impression: Somehow fine-grained!
3. Drydown: Sweet tart, soapy, this scent is quite wearable!
4. Base note: The base note is coming through! There's really a lot of things coming through: Soapy freshness, as well as aromatic depth, whether that is the ebony ?
Sillage: good and long lasting.
4. Conclusion: Definitely better than Sauvage. What was the difference to Cool Water again? A little too sweet for my taste after the drydown. But: Not at all as bad as it is always presented here!

Cool water.
I put it on again today for nostalgic reasons. This brings back memories!
That was my teenage scent in the '90s. At that time one was almost untouchable with it. Manly, tart, irresistible. Whoever had it, had something or had to have something ;-) A fragrance for winning types. Cool as a sailor on the Atlantic. At least as we as 10th graders with Ralph Lauren shirt imagined a cool sailor on the Atlantic Ocean. And the girls liked him, too. Somehow there's something missing, though. #Mature maybe? One could not get along with it so ri(e)chtig, but who was interested in it even then? All that mattered was coolness and getting girls All right, let's get to the sails and get aft.

Apparently I'm the only one here at Parfumo who owns this tart and sporty fragrance from Germany.
I discovered him after the workout in a wellness hotel in Lower Franconia. The whole locker room smelled extremely penetratingly of the stuff, so that I made myself stante pede on the search for the causer for this perverse scent inferno. In the adjoining showcase I quickly found what I was looking for and after a short rehearsal I was sure that Zorbas was the cause of this herbal and tangy scent bomb. And so I bought the vial for a small amount of money and to this day I still enjoy applying it - especially after sports or when I work hard.

Yes, the alcohol note may stand out unpleasantly, the fragrance mixture may be rough and inconsistent, there is no mention of cedar, but somehow I really like this jagged, distinctive scent in the bottle with all its rough edges and corners, because it simply has what most fragrances today lack - character!