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I bought the Mandarino in the souk with other bottlings. Tested and thought- joa ok, for women portable but the price? Uhm neee. I liked other bottlings better then. But I never put him aside completely because he had something. Sweet and at the same time citric, the name is chosen exactly right. There is no tangerine indicated as an ingredient but I imagine to smell it (like Godolphin's raspberry), fragrance development is not really there but is no shortcoming. Not a fragrance for a board meeting or a customer meeting but rather free time to sit in a beer garden with friends if you know what I mean. I like citric scents anyway and after Elysium Cologne and before Dunhill Icon this is my second favourite scent for spring/summer. It's also available in 30 ml (not like Elysium Cologne only as 100 ml which no human being can use up) and therefore for a relatively humane price. I think that's a good thing about the Private-blend line from TF, because the durability is definitely better with smaller bottles.

I'm not a friend of Dupes, I think original or nothing (Turkey holiday original Hilfiger T-shirt for 8€ nee thanks please leave it) but what do you do if the real original, in the case of the Creed, is the real copy, I'm talking about Montblanc Individual who was there before the Creed, you should assume that the cheaper of the more expensive cribbed what is also in 99% of cases so.I bought the Montblanc when I didn't know Creed at all and later got to know Creed through Aventus...with Aventus, I think that the original is superior to all Dupes...there is always something wrong with the Dupes...there is usually something scratchy or poor quality...as a Creed fan, I am of course happy and I see this as confirmation that it makes sense to pay many times over.In the case of OS and MBI this is not the case at all, I have a bottle of Creed here from the souk and sprayed this one on the left and the Montblanc on the right on my arm - 100% the same scent and absolutely indistinguishable - even after 3 hours not.I have read here that Creed is of higher quality, partly fruity but with my two there is no difference, a very nice and recommendable scent and who doesn't know both should try it, only in this case the Montblanc is enough or if you have one you don't have to buy the other one.

I have tested all the colognes except the vetiver and I have to say that I am disappointed by Enigma the most. not that it is bad, but the other three I personally find better. enigma smells, as mentioned dozens of times, like a cola lolly. yes, pleasant, but 270€/100 ml - it needs more. it is only about 2 minutes after that it becomes a little sweet and then sounds out with a slight tobacco note that I perceive. has something but as I said for the price no!Directly I liked the Elysium. this makes also a development and has more facets. only my conscience stops me still from the purchase. scandal and Danger are the same direction. rather Ü40 scents if one may say so but also with great development and soooo wonderful creamy and high-quality which are both or all three their money worth while the Enigma mMn something overvalued as well as overpriced is. all my subjective opinion.

I had already written a comment on this fragrance about 2 months ago. As I didn't feel like receiving death threats I deleted it again as I was partly accused of "trolle" - a funny and newfangled word that completely misses what I wanted to say. I rated the fragrance very badly because it smelled like vegetable soup to me. That was my impression and I have reproduced it. If one does not swim with the current, one is released for shooting, it seems. I don't like it. The mistake I made was - and I think some of you here know this - that I got about 10 fragrances at once in the souk and of course I tested everything at once. This falsifies the impression you have (just like when you test several scents in the city) and you not only become odour-blind, but I personally even felt sick. Therefore now my correction to Tom Ford - not because I say "everybody thinks he is good, 1192 own him then I have to think so too" but because I feel it simply differently with a 2nd test with some distance. It still smells a little bit vegetable but it smells pleasant and wearable. He doesn't make the wish list, but I have to admit it, if it was just wrong, I have to admit it. But I still can't understand the hype about the scent like "testers are stolen because it's so good" (only as an example)

Jeremy...What can you say. One likes him (for whatever reason) or dislikes him (for whatever reason) but it stops here. I got a bottling of Office and Date to get a picture. Office is ok - far away from the smell of all scents as he announced. You can wear it, something is annoying (at least to me), will not get on the wish list but there are worse things. This date is really awesome. What's up? Does the Ferrari have to be inspected or why is an Invictus copy in 10x strength now sold? I wore Creed Millesime Imperial this morning and what can I say - the little sprayer of the date on my hand just ate poor Creed like the cookie monster ate the cookies. This stuff makes me nauseous and I don't want to or want to go away. Doing the dishes? No chance! I'm afraid he's staying till Christmas. Acidic, pushy, mainstream, cheap- Invictus just. It just annoys me and no it's not because of Jeremy or because I want to force the opinion of others about him. He started well, showed me many good scents that I also have in my collection, he has an idea and often right but it should have been easy for me.