Pace Jaguar 2016

Jaguar is a British car brand that currently produce sports cars as well as SUVs. And for the release of their SUVs "Pace" they also brought out a fragrance with the appropriate name. Yesterday I looked at the Pace (SUV) times more closely, unfortunately absolutely not my case. Modern looking cars are not eye candy for me. Jaguar is a house that makes good inexpensive fragrances and Pace is one of those. I recently grabbed Pace blind in the store as I was still missing a fragrance for spring/summer. Pace is titled here as "the best respectively strangest drugstore fragrance/shower gel fragrance" and I would like to revise this in more detail.

Before I get into the fragrance description / composition ininterpret or desweiteren I would like to mention first briefly, because I think that Pace is one of the fragrances that you should buy first as a beginner, because it is more "unusual" than other shower gel fragrances and other reasons that will be described below.

Sprayed, sniffed, shower gel, clearly a full load of shower gel that is not too pungent or alcoholic/artificial, but rather rounded and cool. Next to the shower gel is also the "green" apple, which really represents the color green in my opinion (with the moss) in this fragrance at least, only the apple catches in the background with and is neither prominent or strong and dissipates in 1-2 hours. To complete the top note is still missing the moss, which I call crystal clear, approachable and not woody moss or as the fragrance pyramid says: "crystalline moss".
After 25-30 seconds later, pepper slowly enters the stage, yet it is light, not pungent and not littered or prominent, a good dose just.
In the later "drydown" help out three essentially important fragrance notes that, relatively "enrich" the durability. Amber, cashmeres and lavender are the culprits that offer a certain something. There's not too much to tell about the scent progression, except that it has one, yet is simple/laid back and not monotonous or complex.

The longevity is decent unlike (almost all) other shower gel scents, because here we are between 6-7 hours that is excellent for a shower gel scent and the sillage is rich/powerful in the 1-1.5 hour, then skin tight.

Also an important point that goes to the value as well as original pace. And clearly stands out from the other shower gel fragrances, as the Pace is extraordinary and more long-lasting. And compared with, for example, Chrome Eau de Toilette or a First Instinct Blue Man just to mention two candidates, lasts longer and sniffs more extraordinary. (Nevertheless, I do not want to talk the Chrome Eau de Toilette and the First Instinct Blue Man badly).

My recommendation: recommended for any beginner who wants to start with fragrances or is looking for a simple, great spring and summer fragrance, as it is suitable for everyday use and can be worn at any time. The only drawback to the Pace is its linear scent progression.

Solid bottle weight, sprayer is decent and the bottle or design looks simple and good. In the price / performance ratio, there is nothing to complain about, because the Pace plays in the inexpensive segment (20 € for 100 ml) and the quality / bottle fits anyway and the durability / sillage.