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07/26/2014
Gold
541 Reviews
Gold
Contains commercial attitude
Commercial, mainstream, a cosmetic company wanting to cash in on the World-Cup... - of course, this stuff must smell abdominable - and the discerning niche-afficionado and perfume-snob will never dip his nose into this vile product, which smells even worse than the latest Justin Bieber-release. I read comments by people who were utterly embarassed to admit they debased themselves by testing this.
So much about pre-conceptions and set mind-frames.
Okay, okay - this is neither a Guerlain-mainstream nor a Malle-edition, it is a plain cheapie with no big fashion name behind it and probably aimed at the working-class football fan. Gosh, how primitive. Shudder...
To me, it is a totally average frag, just as nondescript and harmless as any of the new releases by Gucci, Hugo Boss, Clavin Klein or Ralph Lauren (to name just a few mainstream-companies). "World Cup 2014" is a tad sweet and reminds me of a scent by POLICE from 2013 which came in one of the ugliest vessels ever ("King"). Scentwise, "2014 World Cup Brazil" is nothing to get upset about. "King" was nothing to get upset about either. "World Cup" is just another commercial realease devoid of new ideas. What you get here for the price of 14 Euros/100ml are some fairly pleasant, common aromachemicals diluted in alcohol. Can't understand why it scored only 20% here on Parfumo, when other mediocre frags like Boss/Gucci et altri obtained much better results.
So much about pre-conceptions and set mind-frames.
Okay, okay - this is neither a Guerlain-mainstream nor a Malle-edition, it is a plain cheapie with no big fashion name behind it and probably aimed at the working-class football fan. Gosh, how primitive. Shudder...
To me, it is a totally average frag, just as nondescript and harmless as any of the new releases by Gucci, Hugo Boss, Clavin Klein or Ralph Lauren (to name just a few mainstream-companies). "World Cup 2014" is a tad sweet and reminds me of a scent by POLICE from 2013 which came in one of the ugliest vessels ever ("King"). Scentwise, "2014 World Cup Brazil" is nothing to get upset about. "King" was nothing to get upset about either. "World Cup" is just another commercial realease devoid of new ideas. What you get here for the price of 14 Euros/100ml are some fairly pleasant, common aromachemicals diluted in alcohol. Can't understand why it scored only 20% here on Parfumo, when other mediocre frags like Boss/Gucci et altri obtained much better results.
