08/24/2020

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A few weeks ago I got The Man Cobalt and today I played it for the first time.
I can't draw the described comparison to Vintage Fahrenheit here because I don't know it. So I measure it against the "current" Fahrenheit, which I used to own, mine was from 2012. The Man Cobalt is clear and a very successful Fahrenheit Dupe.
The original is in my eyes more suitable for the masses in comparison to this one, maybe even softened.
The Man Cobalt is clearly rougher-legged and spicier. I also feel the well-known
The "petrol note" is much more intense than the original, which of course depends on the dosage, but it should also be used sparingly, TMC has a lot of silage All in all, however, when I compare the prices I don't really need to think long about which fragrance I choose. The differences are there, even clear. But they are not so serious for my terms that I would necessarily decide for the current Fahrenheit.
But that is a matter of taste, or in this case probably more of smell.
I can't draw the described comparison to Vintage Fahrenheit here because I don't know it. So I measure it against the "current" Fahrenheit, which I used to own, mine was from 2012. The Man Cobalt is clear and a very successful Fahrenheit Dupe.
The original is in my eyes more suitable for the masses in comparison to this one, maybe even softened.
The Man Cobalt is clearly rougher-legged and spicier. I also feel the well-known
The "petrol note" is much more intense than the original, which of course depends on the dosage, but it should also be used sparingly, TMC has a lot of silage All in all, however, when I compare the prices I don't really need to think long about which fragrance I choose. The differences are there, even clear. But they are not so serious for my terms that I would necessarily decide for the current Fahrenheit.
But that is a matter of taste, or in this case probably more of smell.