Old Spice Whitewater (Eau de Toilette) by Procter & Gamble

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Old Spice Whitewater Procter & Gamble 1997 Eau de Toilette

6.3 / 10 27 Ratings

A perfume by Procter & Gamble for men, released in 1997. The scent is fresh-aquatic. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Fresh

Aquatic

Spicy

Sweet

Synthetic

Ratings

Scent

6.327 Ratings

Longevity

4.821 Ratings

Sillage

4.822 Ratings

Bottle

5.326 Ratings

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

07/28/2024

5.5Scent 3Longevity 5Sillage

SwabGames
86 Reviews

SwabGames

1

Only for sports

For me, this scent is very boring and uninteresting. The aroma begins to smell like deodorant, the most common one. After a few seconds, soap is added. After such a start you don't know what to expect next, but in the middle it is similar to the beginning of Le Male JPG, vanilla and a little bit of sandalwood. Then my acquaintance with the aroma was interrupted. Of course, this scent can be used to be the freshest in a nightclub or bar, or any sport activities, but for more than that it is not suitable.

04/21/2014

5Scent 2.5Longevity 2.5Sillage

WiseOwl
21 Reviews

WiseOwl

Helpful Review 4

Young Spice, Not Old Spice

A very fresh and uplifting aquatic fragrance. The name 'Whitewater' seems very appropriate as it feels like you've had a bucket of water thrown in your face when you first apply it! There is also a lovely, sweet medicinal note to it as well which seems to set it apart from other scents of it's kind. Definitely a fragrance which is aimed at the younger generation. Although the 'Old Spice' branding may put members of its target market off as it could be mistakenly interpreted as being 'old fashioned' and 'fuddy-duddy'. This would be a shame as it's a great fresh, summer sporty scent that can be picked up for next to nothing.

03/29/2016

pudelbonzo
2405 Reviews

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pudelbonzo

Very helpful Review 8

urgent medications

During the summer holidays, I always worked for company N, which supplies pharmacies.

I imagined it would be nice to cruise through the Ruhr area by car.

Yes - by car! But the company had bought a bunch of dodgy rattletraps - called Caddy.
No radio, no air conditioning - no navigation system either.
Just four wheels as standard.
The interior was characterized by intimate tightness.
In summer, you ended up with whole sweat maps on your shirt.

Moreover, the print " Urgent Medications " was taken very literally.
You had to drive like Jim Clark to keep up with the schedule.

Yet every time I got into my little rattle in the afternoon, a pleasant fresh scent reached me.
Sea-like aquatic, slightly spicy, and gently lemony.
The fragrance gave the overheated car a distinct coolness. Neroli? Mint?
Interesting.

This was refreshingly different from the odors that usually assaulted me when I opened the driver's door.
Who could my " predecessor " be?
One day, I arrived early for my shift, specifically to check out my colleague and ask about his lovely scent.
A friendly young man emerged from the cookie tin and revealed the secret:
Old Spice white water had wafted and invigorated me during my drives.

I got it " urgently " for my dear sweetheart.