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I tried it with the "M" during my fragrance-smell marathon in the drugstore, found it good, took the strip home with me and put it under my wife's nose.
Reaction: "Wow, he smells good. Like lilac.
That's exactly what I was thinking. It smells like the juice in the bottle. Like lilac. And I have no idea why no one's mentioned this before.
So, looked up prices on the net.
Ah, 100ml for 40 Euro! Great. At "M" it cost twice as much!
Ordered, got it today, sprayed on, let my wife smell it,
and again: "wow, it smells good, too, like lilac, I can take that too".
Conclusion: all happy and content. What more do you want?

After AHSEE was a blind buy due to the good ratings without exception on the net I tested the Allure Homme in the shop. At first I didn't smell much on the cardboard strip, which is mostly the case with me, with a few exceptions. I smell wet cardboard, nothing else. Arrived at home, sniffed again. Aah, that smells good. Smells good the following days too, still good. Then the decision was made, bought it and no regrets. I would describe it as very balanced. Nothing stands out, nothing annoys and towards the end it becomes a little vanilla. A citric prelude, as often described, I cannot necessarily confirm. There are completely different calibres(Dior Eau Sauvage).
Compared to AHSEE, I really like this one better, because it doesn't have that smashed Tonka bomb, which you can smell 10 meters against the wind and which still doesn't let go of you the next

Lovely. That word comes to mind every time I apply eau sauvage. This refreshing lemon mixed with something tart and woody is great cinema. Will always remain one of my top favourites
After my first bottle I also had the perfume version, which I found good but not as good as the EdT. So I bought the EdT again. This has more pepp

After my Gucci Pour Homme ran out at some point and I wanted to buy it again, I unfortunately had to find out that it was taken off the market. In search of something comparable I came across this Comme des Garcons through "Parfumo". And it really smells the same. I love this fragrance and it will always remain one of my absolute favorites

Sorry, despite all the praise. The smell makes me sick. It's probably the overpowering ambroxan. I don't smell anything citrusy or peppery or anything that might have a little pep out of it. To make matters worse, the shelf life is rated at 10. Only one splash is enough and the smell "tortures" me all day long