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When someone thinks of spicy vanilla and perfume, Spice Bomb Extreme actually comes to mind first. This one goes a different simpler but also good way. The smoky and the sweet vanilla is dominant the spices rather in the background. For me, an absolutely successful fragrance that makes vanilla masculine what not many fragrances create. The sweetness that is dominant is well counteracted with the incense and the spices carry the whole

Certainly not for everyone but this fragrance is an absolute insider tip if you do not want to smell like everyone else in winter. I am a friend of designers who have Nichenqualitäten and this belongs to it! That you can get this more often for 35 € 100ml does not hurt the whole thing ;)

Well the trifts then but also one wants to spend for the somewhat better office fragrance 200 Öken or, nevertheless, rather to reach for the Dsigner... mhm comes on your purse at me he likes the orange the iris... JOAR...

It's not worth it, but if money doesn't matter, it's the best of its kind.

The two scents play for me in the same stadium. I chose Lucky because it's the better overall experience. So I'd like to say that I don't like the normal 1 million... The hazelnut smell here has convinced me but simply a very tasty scent

Tested him at the Douglas. A neat "clean man" smells... The same as Sauvage ; Blue de Chanell; or others of this category... the problem with this category "shower gel perfume" is for me the 1-2 rich. I found him very nice and pleasant and I'm sure he also comes very well so the rating he has here is very UNFAIR it is a TOP fragrance... But I already have Sauvage and Blue and that's enough... If I didn't have a collection yet, I'd say test him out of a beautiful clean man with his own frish spicy character... Really good! For all those who never want more than 2 of this fragrance category like me FINGER WEG or rotate it if you have the opportunity to do so once in ! In general I think he is very good in this category

Well, what can I say... I'm gonna swing a little more here. I was as far as my perfume collection just at 12 scents and discovered the brand Rasasi and have bought blind
La Yuqawam pour Homme; Shuhrah pour Homme; Daarej pour Homme; my nose wasn't really ready for such a thing... I found the Yuqawam artistically seen sau cool but intolerable... the Shuhrah interesting but very sweet and Daarej quite "ok" (is also a clon)

Entebaa I found metallic and disgusting... I thought first they had produced the fragrance wrong and I would have gotten something wrong... Now my collection has grown a little and I have tested many scents and I find Entebaa very ingenious meanwhile I actually smell a heavy plum pepper vanilla and praline... my nose is used to smell different things too. My evaluation corresponds to my current perception...

I really like it and am happy to have it in my collection!
For me it is something I like as much as much more expensive fragrances and I know how to like it.
But because of my first impression I am very well aware that people who didn't have much contact with scents might be able to perceive him as I did at the beginning..

Therefore since you know that Rassasi is a company from the United Arab Emirates and it could smell bad for Europeans who are only used to HugoBoss...

His money he is worth and I think he is a pearl in my collection