The Man Cobalt Milton-Lloyd

As blue as cobalt steel and as cool as ice flowers. This is how the prominent violet comes across. Then, accompanied by cool citrus fruits, we are soon smelling minus 5 degrees!
But in the hot summer, this fragrance intends to do well. And now, in winter? Lavender and woods set about creating the illusion of pleasant summer warmth. How can that be? I don't think it's just down to the "temperature", but much more to the sensation. As the fragrance manages to create different "images", it can be worn all year round. Spring beckons with blue violets, even when cold winds are still blowing. And summer is no slouch thanks to lavender and lemons. In autumn, woods and "birch tar" (leather) are fragrant - and winter has cool, shimmering cobalt blue musk in store.
This "Milton Lloyd" may be inexpensive, but it smells much more "expensive". Can easily play in the league of "better designers"... And that's GOOD! :-))