Superior Men s.Oliver 2010 Eau de Toilette

Superior Men (Eau de Toilette) by s.Oliver

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6.1 / 10 117 Ratings

A perfume by s.Oliver for men, released in 2010. The scent is fresh-spicy. It is being marketed by Mäurer & Wirtz.

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Main accords

Fresh

Spicy

Citrus

Woody

Green

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Bergamot

Grapefruit

Heart Notes

Vetiver

Orris root

Base Notes

Balsamic notes Cedar

Cedar

Vetiver

Ratings

Scent

6.1117 Ratings

Longevity

5.8103 Ratings

Sillage

5.597 Ratings

Bottle

5.8105 Ratings

Value for money

7.053 Ratings

Submitted by Nw1990, last update on 05/02/2025.

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/15/2017

8
Bottle 5
Sillage 6
Longevity 7
Scent

Taghi
4 Reviews

Taghi

2

Typical citrus

This one is an ordinary citrusy cologne. most of its lifespan you can smell citrus, among some resins and wood, but other notes are not so strong.
longevity and sillage are moderate ... about 3 hours on skin and 10-12 hours noticeable on fabric (about 24-48 hours very weak).
I like the smell, its fresh, but it's nothing special, also I like the package and flacon. it is non-offensive and could be a safe gift. Probably won't buy second bottle. If you like citrus try it.

10/21/2024

10
Pricing 5
Bottle 5
Sillage 4
Longevity 6.5
Scent

ITX
61 Reviews

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ITX

1

Spicy shower gel vibes

After my wild and experimental perfume time was over from around 2019, I simply didn't feel like spending tons of money on perfumes for many years. Superior Men Eau de Toilette seemed to be right on cue: a real cheapie all-rounder that you can wear in absolutely all situations without hesitation.

It starts out citrusy-fresh and gives you that typical "freshly showered" vibe that many freshies in this price range have. However, the citrusy notes fade very quickly and a soapy-creamy note remains until the end. A fragrance that is never offensive and which - despite the absence of the same ingredient - can definitely be described as "vanilla". H/S are in line with the price, I can perceive it sufficiently for about 3 hours and then at most close to the skin.

Conclusion: Now that I have started to get intensively involved with perfumes and am immersing myself more and more in the great world of fragrances, Superior Men Eau de Toilette seems almost ridiculously arbitrary. Nevertheless, I just can't help but like it. It has something so light and carefree about it that you almost look in vain for in this day and age dominated by oud and tonka. Time and time again, I find myself applying this perfume on days off when I have absolutely nothing to do, or late at night before taking the dog for his last walk. When it comes to simply smelling like SOMETHING instead of NOTHING, there is no better men's fragrance in my opinion!

12/17/2023

10
Pricing 6
Bottle 7
Sillage 7
Longevity 8.5
Scent

Serenus71
16 Reviews

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Helpful Review 3

Pleasing crowd and self-pleaser

Yesterday in the pre-Christmas hustle and bustle in the Swedish furniture store for a piece of basement furniture, it once again struck me how much fragrances are also subject to fashion fluctuations. Over-projecting oud, tonka and amber fragrances can now be smelled on every corner at the end of 2023, often in an overdose and often of presumably inferior quality, pungent and sometimes almost corrosive to the nose. Although there are also expensive hype fragrances that don't amuse me at all when I'm trapped in a cramped elevator, such as Alexandria II, but that's another story.

So I wander through the well-populated furniture canyons, struggling for breath every now and then when I am exposed to the same variations of the same fashion fragrances in the same overdose. I don't want this kind of hammer sillage, I silently scream. This blatant divergence between decidedly inconspicuous, quiet clothing and a loud, pungent fragrance is striking to the eyes and ears. Why can't guys turn the tables and attract attention in the furniture store with a Scottish kilt or a pink latex costume and instead come up with a quieter and less aggressive scent? It's just damn difficult to smell away in certain situations, isn't it?

I could recommend this fragrance here. It's inexpensive, stands on its own, certainly doesn't correspond to any current fashion trend and is therefore almost a statement. It received its last review 9 years ago, and it does not deserve this disregard. The tart freshness of the fragrance puts you in a good mood, it is slightly citrusy, a little spicy and, thanks to vetiver, also a little green. The progression is fairly linear, the sillage and longevity are average, and the price is unbeatable. I can wear this light, yet not under-complex, pleasant and appealing fragrance anywhere, for sports, in the office, but also in the evening or under the Christmas tree. The latter can then also exude its own aura without a sillage hammer mercilessly outshining the fine pine scent. And I would argue that it doesn't bother people, but leaves behind a sense of fresh comfort. And that's not such a bad thing.