Instinct David Beckham 2005 Eau de Toilette
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No Goal!
I will try to avoid football wisdoms and instinct/stink jokes...
David Beckham's fragrance doesn't really convince me. At first contact, I thought, here comes Cologne water - a real hit of freshness, very nice.
But as soon as the initial scent settles and the perfume stabilizes, a subtle aroma emerges (at least in the tester) that I can't stand - I suspect it's the cardamom or the vetiver, or the combination of both. It may be well-intentioned, but in reality, a somewhat musty chlorine note comes through. And that's unfortunately it.
Admittedly, over time that fades away, and it remains a fairly fresh sports fragrance, but the development is quite clumsy.
David Beckham's fragrance doesn't really convince me. At first contact, I thought, here comes Cologne water - a real hit of freshness, very nice.
But as soon as the initial scent settles and the perfume stabilizes, a subtle aroma emerges (at least in the tester) that I can't stand - I suspect it's the cardamom or the vetiver, or the combination of both. It may be well-intentioned, but in reality, a somewhat musty chlorine note comes through. And that's unfortunately it.
Admittedly, over time that fades away, and it remains a fairly fresh sports fragrance, but the development is quite clumsy.
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Ormeli 11 years ago
I’ve tested it in the store before - and I didn’t think it was bad at all; I gave it 70% after all.
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