Cool Water Night Dive Davidoff 2014 Eau de Toilette

Cool Water Night Dive (Eau de Toilette) by Davidoff

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5.9 / 10 122 Ratings

A perfume by Davidoff for men, released in 2014. The scent is synthetic-sweet. It was last marketed by Coty.

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Main accords

Synthetic

Sweet

Fresh

Aquatic

Fruity

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Fruits

Mastic

Pistachio wood

Marine notes

Peppermint

Heart Notes

Black pepper

Cashmeran

Tobacco

Sage

Base Notes

Amber

Musk

Woody notes Suede

Suede

Perfumer

Jean-Christophe Hérault

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Ratings

Scent

5.9122 Ratings

Longevity

6.290 Ratings

Sillage

5.997 Ratings

Bottle

6.3120 Ratings

Value for money

7.116 Ratings

Submitted by Michael, last update on 09/04/2024.

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Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/08/2016

8
Bottle 7
Sillage 5
Longevity 5.5
Scent

Cell
9 Reviews

Cell

2

There is a time and place for this...

Have this for almost a year and still it's still three quarters full.

If you take a hint from the name, this is suited for nighttime. The scent is fruity and sweet. Some say that this has similarities to the original CW(I also have this as of this time), but I disagree. I don't even think that this is an aquatic.

Standout notes for me are the juicy fruits(reminds me of grapes and blueberries), then the cashmeran and some pepper at the heart then some woods at the end until it fades away.

Longevity is average. Maybe 4-6 hours or more if it's not terribly hot and humid in your location.

An average fragrance but the bottle looks cool.

09/04/2024

VanSnelle
2 Reviews

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VanSnelle

3

Young love at the bottom of the sea

I was young, I was head over heels in love, I had no idea about fragrances.
I wanted to impress my first love and just smell good and fresh, somehow. The bottle was bought more blindly than consciously from the drugstore around the corner with my small, hard-earned vacation job salary. Perhaps I had previously seen the handsome Ewan McGregor in a Davidoff advertisement and generally associated the brand with quality and adventure. Perhaps at that moment I wanted to be like the naked Adonis on the poster, dripping with masculinity, lifting the seductive beauty out of the sea spray at night with his muscular arms. But maybe it was the scent itself that really appealed to me at the time, I can't remember.
But what I do remember are the gentle advances towards the girl of my dreams. The intimate kiss in the dark hallway away from the flat-sharing party. My hands trembling with excitement in the bathroom, reaching for the bottle in the expectation that she would ring my doorbell for a "DVD evening" together. I applied the fragrance with no sense of how much is TOO MUCH, but no matter, she was more experienced than me and knew how to deal with my late-pubescent clumsiness.
It was my first perfume and I'm no longer ashamed of it, so I'm dedicating my first review to it here. In the meantime, I have a bit more experience and have smelled much worse than this one, but you have to admit: It's not really good. However, it doesn't deserve the low marks that some reviewers have given it here. Yes, it is too synthetic in its aquatics, too intrusive in the sweet combination, simply not mature and a little too awkward, as I probably was myself at the time. But it is just as much a young, fresh, impetuous fragrance and every breath on the bottle takes me back to that time, carried by nostalgia and melancholy, because it is not only feelings of happiness that are attached to it, but also the deepest heartache and the worst lovesickness. The strong connection between scents and experiences is fascinating and sometimes frightening at the same time. Everyone probably knows a scent like this.
To this day, a fortunately not yet tipped remnant lingers in the old bottle, sometimes I still smell it. I won't use it anymore. In the meantime, my tastes have changed and I think I wear fragrances primarily for myself and less to make an impression. And I now know that she didn't kiss me because of this fragrance, but in spite of it. I can be grateful for this experience.
I look forward to further fragrance adventures and the mutual exchange on this platform!

07/04/2018

8
Bottle 7
Sillage 7
Longevity 8
Scent

Benlives
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Benlives

Helpful Review 13

Nostalgic trash

First of all: I treat every perfume to a really nice tear, I think that is simply part of artistic freedom. And CWND doesn't get very little of it. Despite the numerous classics (e.g. Vetiverbomben, Chypre- as well as Patchoulikracher), which I call meanwhile my own, Night Dive did not really lose its initial attraction on me. Sounds weird? But it is! It was one of my first fragrances, along with my big brother CW, James Bond and Tabac Man. I think that nostalgia plays a big role here. Adventurous when trying out new perfumes, first date with a girlfriend, beginning of summer. It's a great time. Despite the sweetness, I never felt it overcharged or annoying and always found that it complemented the original well. The CW DNA is weak, but still recognizable. Light freshness and spice with lots of fruit, some mint and amber. Synthetic, undeniable. Compared to the original probably also quite trashy somehow. Something that you could theoretically get blown around the nose in clubs or large discos. Although that's not likely to happen very often. It is almost too elegant for that, considering all the proll stuff that is thrown on the market today. For me he is and will remain a good one.
Trashy, for all I care. I don't mind annoying. Torn for all I care. I can understand that. No problem. That's how I feel about other synthetic perfumes. I bet they got their nostalgia fans, too. Nobody can take away my nostalgia for CWND. And that's a good thing. Even if I'm the only one.

04/28/2018

Zorah
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Zorah

Top Review 10

Men's scent - oh, I need it!

"You smell like a marzipan Easter egg," my colleague said to me I had Cool Water Night Dive on my skin. The variant for boys.
Purchased for a ridiculous price at XXX, where it was erroneously labelled as women's fragrance.
Actually, I should have seen from the packaging that it is not Cool Mädels Water, but I got into it anyway.

It makes me a bit angry now that the smell has been so badly torn up here so far. He doesn't deserve that.
It's just a bit 90s - I remember well that the boy of hearts at that time wore sweet scents like Relax and Background. Nowadays men are all over each other with Mugler's Amen - a fragrance I prefer to smell on women as well
I like Night Dive Even though I cannot recognize much of what is described in the fragrance pyramid.
The mint in the prelude has a clear smell - but it is a "steamed" mint, more like chewing gum - Spearmint? The fruits are probably dried fruits, cashmeran, which I usually smell more deadly everywhere, but unfortunately I don't recognize it here.
Tobacco, suede? Not in my nose.

What remains on the skin in the end was wonderfully put into words by my colleague: Quote see above.
What remains is a sweet chord of marzipan / amaranth aromas, which at least for me lasts forever, which I find very pleasant - I could bathe in it.

I'd better push again:
I am a meedchen - advanced age and young fragrances in general not averse to it.

I would definitely not recommend this fragrance to any man I don't want to smell him on some guy that I'm supposed to take seriously But tough girls should try it out - it's better than the whole brigade of flowery orientated chick scents.

Love, Chrischi