CreedLeon

In Parfums de Marly Greenley, the apple note dominates very strongly, accompanied by a light bergamot with mandarin. Gradually, you can smell the different woods better and better.

When I smell this fragrance, I get a picture of an extremely green forest in which the smell of the forest comes to light through heavy rain.

The longevity and silage are exceptionally good for a fresh summer fragrance, much better than Sedley.

The bottle is definitely one of the most beautiful in the perfume industry, I could look at it for hours

A fresh cocktail with palm trees on the beach - that's how I would best describe this fragrance. Sedley reminds me a little of a Sprite - which is by no means meant in a negative way.

Longevity and silage are slightly above average for a fresh fragrance but nothing special.

If I had to choose between Greenley and Sedley, however, I would still go for Greenley, as it is more universally applicable and has better durability and silage.

All in all, a good summer fragrance that you can't go wrong with

First thought: The typical fresh synthetic designer we all know. Initially a slight resemblance to the Dior Sauvage EdP, after about 5 minutes the fragrance wears off considerably and becomes slightly woody.

The longevity as well as the silage are miserable as usual for an eau de cologne unfortunately

I think the outdated barbershop fragrance would have a lot of potential with an eau de parfum version without the synthetics and a more precise focus on green/woody notes

Solid fragrance but for the price you get something similar from the designer industry

Torino 21 is like a fresh breeze with a mix of mint, lemon and basil. The mint makes the fragrance cool, the lemon gives it zest, and the basil adds a special touch.

The fresh citrus scent reminds me of an ice-cold lemon iced tea in summer, as it reflects exactly this cooling effect.

I associate it with happy summer moments - close your eyes and you find yourself in a meadow in the middle of Italy on a hot summer's day, surrounded by all kinds of herbs and close to the sea.

The longevity and sillage are unbeatable for a summer fragrance, as you would expect from Xerjoff.

In my opinion one if not the best summer fragrance currently available!

In my opinion, Going Bang by Emil Elise is nothing more than a worse version of Bleu de Chanel EdT. In the beginning, these two fragrances are very similar, but after a short time, you almost can't smell Going Bang anymore. After about 5 minutes, the woody notes dominate and the freshness fades

Longevity and sillage are not breathtaking, as you would expect from a summer fragrance. 3 - 5 hours - below average!

Worse than the Bleu de Chanel EdT in pretty much all respects. Price, smell, durability and sillage