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Frankenstein's monster...
First of all, I would like to join with the previous speakers in thanking them for their intentions.
Because in fact, the fragrance appears to be a mixture of spicebomb extreme and guerlain l'homme ideal and perhaps even a ticking Azzaro Wanted by night . (25% SB 65% GIh 10% Azzaro)
I own the three fragrances and was amazed by the opening. It really has something of a spicebomb because a strong vanilla cloud rises into the air as a first impression. This then mixed with the cinnamon and reminded me briefly of Azzaro. But then this gradually evaporates on the skin and a sweet, slightly synthetic cherry chord emerges. Somewhat suspicious because there is no cherry in the fragrances. The crispness then mixes pleasantly with the cinnamon and vanilla. Tobacco, frankincense, vetiver or other fragrances are hardly noticeable in the background, if at all, only very slightly and supportively. The cedar wood comes through slightly at the end of the drydown but basically the cherry covers almost everything up to the end. Connoisseurs of Spicebomb understand, however, when I say that it is and remains a constant interaction of all components in which one or two main components are then formed.
So what do you get for almost 30-40 euros.
No Spicebomb extreme, no guerlain l'homme, no Azzaro Wbn and also the mix is more like this well.
The DNA is there, but unfortunately the scent hasn't got the fineness and depth.
The fragrance is not bad in itself, but the lack of depth and synthetics, especially in the cherry, must be criticized. Besides, it seems as if the scent doesn't quite know what it wants now.
Well, you could say: "Great 3 fragrances in a bottle and at that price", and I would like to say that the above mentioned fragrances all belong to the best designer fragrances on the market. According to this, each fragrance stands for itself. It just seems as if one had tried to pour something from everything into the pot. Only here again the saying "many cooks spoil the broth" comes into play.
Conclusion: If you really don't have any money for the three above-mentioned and don't own any of them, don't bump into synthetics and lacking depth, you will find a nice winter scent here.
But if you want some depth, soul and craftsmanship, you should go for the originals.
Because in fact, the fragrance appears to be a mixture of spicebomb extreme and guerlain l'homme ideal and perhaps even a ticking Azzaro Wanted by night . (25% SB 65% GIh 10% Azzaro)
I own the three fragrances and was amazed by the opening. It really has something of a spicebomb because a strong vanilla cloud rises into the air as a first impression. This then mixed with the cinnamon and reminded me briefly of Azzaro. But then this gradually evaporates on the skin and a sweet, slightly synthetic cherry chord emerges. Somewhat suspicious because there is no cherry in the fragrances. The crispness then mixes pleasantly with the cinnamon and vanilla. Tobacco, frankincense, vetiver or other fragrances are hardly noticeable in the background, if at all, only very slightly and supportively. The cedar wood comes through slightly at the end of the drydown but basically the cherry covers almost everything up to the end. Connoisseurs of Spicebomb understand, however, when I say that it is and remains a constant interaction of all components in which one or two main components are then formed.
So what do you get for almost 30-40 euros.
No Spicebomb extreme, no guerlain l'homme, no Azzaro Wbn and also the mix is more like this well.
The DNA is there, but unfortunately the scent hasn't got the fineness and depth.
The fragrance is not bad in itself, but the lack of depth and synthetics, especially in the cherry, must be criticized. Besides, it seems as if the scent doesn't quite know what it wants now.
Well, you could say: "Great 3 fragrances in a bottle and at that price", and I would like to say that the above mentioned fragrances all belong to the best designer fragrances on the market. According to this, each fragrance stands for itself. It just seems as if one had tried to pour something from everything into the pot. Only here again the saying "many cooks spoil the broth" comes into play.
Conclusion: If you really don't have any money for the three above-mentioned and don't own any of them, don't bump into synthetics and lacking depth, you will find a nice winter scent here.
But if you want some depth, soul and craftsmanship, you should go for the originals.
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