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Vetiver with a human face
If Terra, Couchlock, Torfdoen and Goodsmeller rate this "cheap scent", from which I don't know how and where you can get it, positively, then there's a lot to suggest that it's also good (or let's say more subjectively: that I like it too), and so it is - although I have to emphasize that I liked the scent spontaneously even before I looked at the pre-reviews and the scent pyramid.
Vetiver, I just mentioned it in another commentary, is always a trembler candidate with me. I find about 2/3 of all fragrances with a strong V component to be unpleasantly stinky, so that with a fragrance that even has the V in its name and also contains coriander (a.k.a. bugweed) in the list of ingredients to reinforce the stink alarm, all warning signals should actually light up for me
That wouldn't be necessary here: The cheerful, richly radiant, round, green freshness (which is less superficially "citric" than the full citrus package of mandarin, lemon, bergamot and neroli might suggest and which impresses in a much more valuable, differentiated, natural and finely elaborated way than one would expect from a budget fragrance) means that the woody and vetiverigen elements only have so much to give the whole exactly the right structure and depth of sharpness.
The result is a wonderful, very, very classic and just as noble men's fragrance for all seasons except winter, which can be recommended to all age groups without restriction.
Thanks to Cappellusman's generous donation, I was able to try the aftershave and EdT. The scents are identical and I can't tell the difference between them. Since the bottle at the aftershave (according to the pictures) is even trashy-cult-cheaper and the aftershave also seems a bit fresher (maybe that's just because of the green color), I might even decide for the Eau de Rasage if in doubt. This is also supported by the fact that the durability of the EdT is not that high, so there is no big difference from the side.
Vetiver, I just mentioned it in another commentary, is always a trembler candidate with me. I find about 2/3 of all fragrances with a strong V component to be unpleasantly stinky, so that with a fragrance that even has the V in its name and also contains coriander (a.k.a. bugweed) in the list of ingredients to reinforce the stink alarm, all warning signals should actually light up for me
That wouldn't be necessary here: The cheerful, richly radiant, round, green freshness (which is less superficially "citric" than the full citrus package of mandarin, lemon, bergamot and neroli might suggest and which impresses in a much more valuable, differentiated, natural and finely elaborated way than one would expect from a budget fragrance) means that the woody and vetiverigen elements only have so much to give the whole exactly the right structure and depth of sharpness.
The result is a wonderful, very, very classic and just as noble men's fragrance for all seasons except winter, which can be recommended to all age groups without restriction.
Thanks to Cappellusman's generous donation, I was able to try the aftershave and EdT. The scents are identical and I can't tell the difference between them. Since the bottle at the aftershave (according to the pictures) is even trashy-cult-cheaper and the aftershave also seems a bit fresher (maybe that's just because of the green color), I might even decide for the Eau de Rasage if in doubt. This is also supported by the fact that the durability of the EdT is not that high, so there is no big difference from the side.
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