04/25/2017

Elysium
866 Reviews

Elysium
Very helpful Review
5
A spritz of green water
Davidoff Good Life is just one of those scents that were always in my mind, but for any weird reason, I did not buy until it got discontinued. Oh damn! But all of a sudden, I came across it while visiting a perfume outlet, and it was there on the shelf, just waiting for me! :D
DGL is the evocation of a summer day's end... when the fig tree, the hay, and the meadow release their scent in the warmth of the sunset. The opening is zesty-aquatic-floral, with a touch of bergamot and grapefruit that give a fresh and tonic start to the fragrance. Despite those notes are pretty dominant, there is even a bit of watery melon and a tad of mild lavender. This rich fragrant aroma reminds me humid grass in the early morning at dawn, when the sun starts rising.
Then, the scent evolves into a warm and comfortable green accord of fig leaves, green tea leaves, and tart black currant, which add a fresh earthy twist to it. A touch of floral notes is added by the white magnolia and pelargonium. That is the heart, so green and fresh, but not aquatic or marine.
The soul of DGL is made of fresh tobacco leaves, mellow amber, and creamy sandalwood. This concoction gives the signature a masculine structure. The fragrance is modern, refined and perfectly embodies all the simple pleasures, that's what good life means.
My gut feeling tells me that DGL is a perfect scent for warm weather, especially spring time. Longevity is good, and sillage stays close to your arms, which is good for the office, for the young and the more mature men.
Unfortunately, DGL seems to be discontinued, and it is very difficult to find, even on the internet.
DGL is the evocation of a summer day's end... when the fig tree, the hay, and the meadow release their scent in the warmth of the sunset. The opening is zesty-aquatic-floral, with a touch of bergamot and grapefruit that give a fresh and tonic start to the fragrance. Despite those notes are pretty dominant, there is even a bit of watery melon and a tad of mild lavender. This rich fragrant aroma reminds me humid grass in the early morning at dawn, when the sun starts rising.
Then, the scent evolves into a warm and comfortable green accord of fig leaves, green tea leaves, and tart black currant, which add a fresh earthy twist to it. A touch of floral notes is added by the white magnolia and pelargonium. That is the heart, so green and fresh, but not aquatic or marine.
The soul of DGL is made of fresh tobacco leaves, mellow amber, and creamy sandalwood. This concoction gives the signature a masculine structure. The fragrance is modern, refined and perfectly embodies all the simple pleasures, that's what good life means.
My gut feeling tells me that DGL is a perfect scent for warm weather, especially spring time. Longevity is good, and sillage stays close to your arms, which is good for the office, for the young and the more mature men.
Unfortunately, DGL seems to be discontinued, and it is very difficult to find, even on the internet.