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Sounds great! Aqua Brava! And then the comments! Classic! Noble and elegant. Honest, straightforward, masculine.
Price tip! Yes, there is even talk of love. Aqua Brava! What are you a miracle water?
I'm also on the old advertising and this whole Spain thing. Price tip is really true. 10, - €, so ordered without much thought. And what arrives? Price tip? Well, cheap stuff. I can cope with a tenner. Doesn't matter. The bottle is also quite nice. Only with the smell I can do nothing. Old Men Fart. Well, who likes it.

For me it is clear, no more blind buys. I already have enough ml in the cupboard to stand me probably my whole life properly sprayed. But if, then with the right stuff!

Conclusion: life is too good to smell bad.

To all: No offense! If you like Aqua Brava, then have fun with it. That with the Alt Herren F*rz just had to get out, but a stinker Aqua Brava is also not. And finally, I must also learn to buy fragrances not after the comments of others, but to make my own picture.

So people: stay brave ;)

Ginepro Nero, this small matte black bottle. It's something! Do you have to compare the Profumo necessarily with Terre d'Hermès? If one
TdH knows you can not help it, because immediately at the first Whiff you are reminded of the popular designer. Draws Ginepro thereby the
shorter? If one stands on the Terre in TdH, then definitely.

If the expectation is that you get a TdH, then you are bound to be disappointed. But if you feel like playing with the fragrance a little,
maybe differences herauszuriechen, then you have fun with the Nero. After 1.2 hours, he reminds me hardly TdH, instead remains a
fruity, wacholdiger smell with low durability and silage. Well suited for everyday life and leisure, if you want something inconspicuous, but not
completely without fragrance on the road would like to be.

Conclusion: no TdH replacement, instead a nice, playful variant in this area.
And who does not know the TdH? The I would recommend because of the better silage and durability to reach straight to TdH.

He is not high-class. The bottle is also not a designer. And the quality of Tom Ford is purer. But Havana has personality.
He makes you feel good in your stomach. He is cool and probably a member of a biker gang. In his leather jacket, a stylish switchblade and a pack of tobacco. If there's
Stress, he settles it with his fist, without kicking when the opponent is on the ground. But a gentleman like Havana has no stress at all. He's so round and has no
angular nuances. Was well brought up by Mama where he was for coffee this afternoon. He still smells like lily of the valley, rose geranium and jasmine from her garden. On the forest path
he brushed against a fir tree. You have to get close if you want to sniff him and he doesn't stay long. Life is too short to worry too much about his eau de toilette
make. For this he is also already too long there

Flatteringly enough, an ex-girlfriend gave me this fragrance. To flatter my masculinity, I tell myself.
Right away, I did not like the eau de toilette. Zitronig-spritzig, minty-fresh: I imagine the fragrance of the Greek god of "covetous love" with angel wings differently. Because sensual-warming and seductive, this scent just isn't. The squeaky-bright tones of this young Eros do not whisper intimate desires in the lover's ear. No, the young, synthetic apple tones instead giggle youthfully, unbridled, gourmand and sweet.
The fragrance comes with a lot of image. The head of Medusa outlined by Greek arabesques on the
turquoise green flacon. This is 100% Versace. There you have to stand on it. Mature and adult is not that. This is gaudy, poppy and flashy with neat silage and long - well, potency. A "beast" in this category, but a ladykiller? Absolutely not, it lacks any sensuality for that, but it certainly commands attention.
Under this name, you could have marketed something classic or sensual-natural. But this is a modern Eros, which waves with colorful flag to his fashion house. Versace has brought a good mood fragrance on the market, which smells like Versace
looks like. A leopard print sweater on the V-E-R-S-A-C-E logo emblazoned in bold letters.
With the appropriate expectations, you get your money's worth here. A designer through and through. Bling-Bling.

Refreshing like a summer breeze, invigorating, radiant and aromatic. So is the fragrance Cipresso di Toscana
advertised in the advertising text. In addition, the images of a bright blue sky over the steep coasts of the Italian Mediterranean. Ah!
To jump in beautiful! In addition I paint myself the wonderful smell of cypresses and pines. The whole tangy fresh, as one
actually knows from Aqua di Parma.
But what is that, what comes out of the bottle? After repeated application, I can only say, the fragrance must be
be tilted! This is not an eau de toilette! This smells heavy and oppressive, musty and old from the start.
The Italian interpretation of the classic fougère accord? According to my research, a fougère consists of
Lavender, bergamot and geranium. Brut by Fabergé or Bleu de Chanel are mentioned here as typical representatives. A barber shop fragrance.
But what comes out of the bottle has nothing to do with it! To describe it as a sluggish, sticky herbal cream would already be a praise!
Even the creator of this creation is wholly unsympathetic to me. Bertrand Duchaufour, when asked what his favorite scent is, replies
it was "earth." That fits with this herbal all-around toilet tab smell called Cipresso di Toscana.
So, huge disappointment. But the fragrance I can also gain something positive. After about 2 hours, it has evaporated. Really, nothing
like away with it!