Top Notes 
Grapefruit
Lemon
Heart Notes 
Metallic notes
Orange blossom
Base Notes 
Amberwood
Palo Santo
Stockier
52 Reviews
Stockier
1
Clean and with the shirt ironed
After trying it, retrying it, and finally buying it, I finally understand the love/hate feeling for This Is Really Him.
It has a soft citrus and ambery woody opening.
It lasts for a maximum of 1 hour, and on clothes a little longer. To be honest, let's say it lasts 1 hour and 45 minutes.
After that hour, the sillage collapses like a punctured balloon and stays within a completely individual radius, completely losing its citrus aroma and leaving a sweet rosewood scent and clean, brushed metal. While it's true that the movement of clothes can help spread the sillage a little, I don't think you'll be able to smell it from more than half a meter away.
To summarize the scent in something we can all understand if we use some imagination, it's: at first, something woody and fragrant, but soon after, you smell clean, like freshly ironed clothes, all in a fairly short period of time.
It's happened to me, and from what I've read to other people too, that after a while you might not be able to smell it, but if someone comes up to you they might say, "You smell so good, please, what are you wearing?" Maybe it's made to make your head say "I don't want to hear any more of this" and let everyone else smell you? Who knows?
All of this will give us at most 6 hours on skin and clothes, reaching 7 hours, but then tracking, having to search for it.
I think it's "the office cologne" par excellence. It doesn't overpower, it gives off a certain scent, and when you get home you'll have nothing on.
Why the love? For that clean, neat, and tidy man-with-a-shirt smell it gives off.
Why the hate? It's not cheap, but it's not expensive either. The thing is, for this price, we can get more. If it projected normally throughout its life, even if it's still 6 hours, well, that would be something worth taking into account.
As an extra note, I'd like to add that it's when the temperature is moderately high that it really shines. The moment the thermometer rises to 20/24 degrees, it seems to wake up and the gusts hit you, so I highly recommend tucking it into your jacket.
In short: Let's start Monday off right. Even if we have to keep working, at least we'll smell good.
It has a soft citrus and ambery woody opening.
It lasts for a maximum of 1 hour, and on clothes a little longer. To be honest, let's say it lasts 1 hour and 45 minutes.
After that hour, the sillage collapses like a punctured balloon and stays within a completely individual radius, completely losing its citrus aroma and leaving a sweet rosewood scent and clean, brushed metal. While it's true that the movement of clothes can help spread the sillage a little, I don't think you'll be able to smell it from more than half a meter away.
To summarize the scent in something we can all understand if we use some imagination, it's: at first, something woody and fragrant, but soon after, you smell clean, like freshly ironed clothes, all in a fairly short period of time.
It's happened to me, and from what I've read to other people too, that after a while you might not be able to smell it, but if someone comes up to you they might say, "You smell so good, please, what are you wearing?" Maybe it's made to make your head say "I don't want to hear any more of this" and let everyone else smell you? Who knows?
All of this will give us at most 6 hours on skin and clothes, reaching 7 hours, but then tracking, having to search for it.
I think it's "the office cologne" par excellence. It doesn't overpower, it gives off a certain scent, and when you get home you'll have nothing on.
Why the love? For that clean, neat, and tidy man-with-a-shirt smell it gives off.
Why the hate? It's not cheap, but it's not expensive either. The thing is, for this price, we can get more. If it projected normally throughout its life, even if it's still 6 hours, well, that would be something worth taking into account.
As an extra note, I'd like to add that it's when the temperature is moderately high that it really shines. The moment the thermometer rises to 20/24 degrees, it seems to wake up and the gusts hit you, so I highly recommend tucking it into your jacket.
In short: Let's start Monday off right. Even if we have to keep working, at least we'll smell good.
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