Swagger91

Hello dear community! It's about time again for a comment on one of my fragrances in my collection!

I came across this fragrance 2 years ago before it was hyped by various YouTubers. When I discovered the scent, the association of a good and expensive gin and tonic came directly into my head:D Since I was even active as a bartender at that time, I found the scent very appropriate. Before it was allowed to be taken up naturally into the collection it still needed the agreement of the lady of the heart ;) She also immediately took this gin and tonic fragrance was and said this fits great for the summer / spring time and the GT now just experienced a renaissance was a clear buy recommendation.

After 3 months of use, I was simply curious what scents are contained in? I found out that it was simply grapefruit, rose and cedar wood! Since I have become an absolute fan of rose/wood/oud fragrances I just couldn't believe this composition :)

Now for the actual scent. I didn't really like the bottle that much now, because I think all YSLs from the L'Homme range are pretty cheap. This plastic cap and the bottle are only good for the actual juice ;) Well, we as perfume rats are only interested in the contents! As far as I can tell the H/S is pretty good for a designer scent. It lasts for about 6 hours with me and in the first 2-3 hours I get a lot of compliments ;) The fragrance has a fruity/woody vibe that goes in the metallic-floral direction as I think. But because of this already very individual composition I even find that the fragrance is suitable as an allrounder! Last year several youtubers started celebrating the fragrance and since then it is already in great demand!

Definitely a clear buying recommendation for all those who celebrate the L'Homme range or who are simply looking for a good gin and tonic fragrance;)

Of course this scent is too expensive. Of course this scent doesn't make anything new. Of course this scent is a Bleu de Chanel!

In my opinion, the best of the lot. Starts fresh sweet and develops rather in the woody direction. At this concentration I simply smell this lemon peel and ISO E Super. This makes the woody notes look much sweeter :D if you know what I mean ;) Can also be used great for dates or as a suit scent. For the casual look I would rather not recommend it.

Sillage and durability is well perceived and does its job. Also find that it doesn't get as annoying as Dior Sauvage in the long run and it always keeps its class. I also don't understand why the scent is so much appreciated. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that it's simply from Chanel and people probably always expect them to create something completely new instead of developing what's already in the assortment.

10/10 compliments I have unfortunately not yet received with this fragrance. In my opinion it is also a bit too classic to celebrate. Nevertheless, still the best of his line which is great for the office, going out or on dates.

In any case, check it out and try it out without being taken in!

My father had bought the fragrance on recommendation and at first found it generic, too dark and unexciting. Then with time a certain bond developed between the fragrance and me:D

Now for the scent. The fragrance starts with a certain dark, smoky or earthy vanilla. With time, the fragrance then develops in the woody direction. Durability and sillage is quite good and you can't complain. The scent is still easily noticeable after 6-8 hours and does not develop strongly. Which is not so bad with these scents, if you like the opening!

I don't find it too generic either, because I haven't been able to smell that earthy vanilla yet, and I'm positively surprised, especially with a designer. The bottle comes in black with white writing and because of the flattened side I even think that the bottle reflects the fragrance well! Because This is Him also gives a nasty edge:D

In any case, check it out once;) Feel the scent even as unisex so that even a woman try it! Well done Zadig & Voltaire

Had discovered the scent at a discount store. Then quickly checked at Fragrantica and Parfumo to see if the 25€ was well spent. From the scent pyramid it looked quite interesting. Then I discovered that the famous Alberto Morillas is said to have made it. Since I am a big fan of Arabian fragrances, I thought to myself, you can't go wrong.

Sprayed on at home and just thought, "Oh, God, what the hell is this?" Quickly ran to her friend and asked her what she thought of the scent. Her response was, "Did you spray the toilet spray in the bathroom?" It's a complete disappointment to me. Opening is very lavender and flowery sweet but drifts quickly into the synthetic. Shelf life is maybe 2-3 hours with a hardly noticeable sillage. For me this fragrance is an insult to call this one oriental fragrance

If you are looking for a fragrance for your visit to the bakery or the post office, you will find it here. However, for all those who have a higher demand on their collection. A clear sorry! The money is better invested in Bentley Intense or other Cheapies. Also felt this as a clear cheek that this is offered on the Internet for 80€

The fragrance is in my opinion one of the best of the L'Homme range. But I must also mention that I am never a big fan of the series. The fragrance starts softly with a mix of orange and ambroxan. Afterwards it evolves into the leathery woody direction. Sillage and durability is not my favourite. You can smell something for 2-3 hours and the environment perceives the scent, but the scent is not so special that you are addressed. As a season I recommend autumn and winter and maybe a good date scent. Because of the soft and not obtrusive nature possibly also suitable for the office. Even on rainy days, the fragrance is also well applicable. But in my opinion, due to the increasing number of fragrances, there are unfortunately better ones that are applicable in these situations ;)

Unfortunately for me too generic and expensive, so I decided to buy the fragrance again. But who likes it should not be disturbed !!!