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Sweet Apple in a Six-Pack Bottle?
The concept of male and female fragrances is simply overrated, and this becomes particularly evident with this scent. A few years ago, I bought it for my brother and have now tried it again. I am surprised that so few have written about it - probably because this product was clearly marketed as a men's fragrance. Of course, if the bottle looks like a six-pack, it's no wonder.
As a unisex perfume, this scent has almost gone unnoticed on my radar. Of course, one shouldn't expect miracles, but you can definitely get a fruity, sweet fragrance with a fresh and earthy note in the dry down. The name "Orange" actually fits quite well, even though it contains no orange notes. I perceive the scent of candied apple soaked in a juice of orange blossoms. Alongside it is plenty of vanilla and a woody note. It definitely stands out pleasantly from the uniformity found in the men's section of perfume stores. A great scent for everyday wear. Despite its sweetness, I would describe the Eau de Toilette as refreshing. True apple fans (Angel Share, Khamrah, and Co.) shouldn't be put off by this marketing - just give it a try!
As a unisex perfume, this scent has almost gone unnoticed on my radar. Of course, one shouldn't expect miracles, but you can definitely get a fruity, sweet fragrance with a fresh and earthy note in the dry down. The name "Orange" actually fits quite well, even though it contains no orange notes. I perceive the scent of candied apple soaked in a juice of orange blossoms. Alongside it is plenty of vanilla and a woody note. It definitely stands out pleasantly from the uniformity found in the men's section of perfume stores. A great scent for everyday wear. Despite its sweetness, I would describe the Eau de Toilette as refreshing. True apple fans (Angel Share, Khamrah, and Co.) shouldn't be put off by this marketing - just give it a try!
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