Citrus notes
Woody notes
12/29/2024
ChilledFrank
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Only two users here in this forum publicly own this aftershave, there is no review or statement about it, not even a rating. This product really doesn't deserve that, so I'm stepping into the breach and giving the aftershave a little more attention and love.
Olfactorily, you can read all about it in the short review of Byravit's Eau de Cologne. The fragrance is citrusy, spicy and a little woody, making it very fresh overall and - as an aftershave, it is ultimately a functional fragrance - refreshing. The degree of aggression after shaving is about medium: there are milder, but also much more aggressive aftershaves. It forgives minor shaving accidents, but also reveals the weaknesses of the last shave, if any. The bottle is simple, classic and also allows a slightly larger amount to be applied if desired.
The longevity and silage are not bad at all for an AS, I use a lot of it. As the fragrance is very similar to the EdC, except for the concentration of course, it can be used very well with its big brother.
So my routine is as follows:
1.) After shaving the AS
2.) As an AS balm, I use the inexpensive and odorless Penaten oil (500 ml bottle)
3.) After some time, I use the EdC from Lider as an olfactory and dermatological revitalization
After about 2 - 3 hours, enough time has passed to devote yourself to the perfume of the day or evening.
Conclusion: A good, refreshing aftershave, cheap to obtain, sufficiently good silage and durability, unfortunately probably totally undervalued. Just give it a try.
PS: For the wet shavers among us, here's a tip: there's also a nice shaving cream from Lider.
Olfactorily, you can read all about it in the short review of Byravit's Eau de Cologne. The fragrance is citrusy, spicy and a little woody, making it very fresh overall and - as an aftershave, it is ultimately a functional fragrance - refreshing. The degree of aggression after shaving is about medium: there are milder, but also much more aggressive aftershaves. It forgives minor shaving accidents, but also reveals the weaknesses of the last shave, if any. The bottle is simple, classic and also allows a slightly larger amount to be applied if desired.
The longevity and silage are not bad at all for an AS, I use a lot of it. As the fragrance is very similar to the EdC, except for the concentration of course, it can be used very well with its big brother.
So my routine is as follows:
1.) After shaving the AS
2.) As an AS balm, I use the inexpensive and odorless Penaten oil (500 ml bottle)
3.) After some time, I use the EdC from Lider as an olfactory and dermatological revitalization
After about 2 - 3 hours, enough time has passed to devote yourself to the perfume of the day or evening.
Conclusion: A good, refreshing aftershave, cheap to obtain, sufficiently good silage and durability, unfortunately probably totally undervalued. Just give it a try.
PS: For the wet shavers among us, here's a tip: there's also a nice shaving cream from Lider.
