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That's when I actually got carried away with an impulse buy, I put it down to the hypnotic gyrations of this one white-clad Youtuber. It was pirouettes of the devil!

I really, really have no idea what this scent is supposed to have to do with "Wall Street." It's a sultry, pungent pepper note with a penetrating sweetness that gives me a headache. The longevity is tremendously good, but it does me no good (related to skin and on clothes).

What I also noticed is that the scent evaporates in the bottle! The "lid" fits incredibly poorly, the spray head is constantly "wet". Has anyone else noticed this? It must not be that the liquid level decreases rapidly over time (without use).

... as the headline already says, I can not understand the good reviews? It's simply a crowdpleaser and really only that. Where Le Male started, this one continues, perhaps a bit more intense and distinctive. For me, Le Male Le Parfum is too pleasing, too crowdpleasing. Of course, that's just my opinion, I'm not saying it's bad, but it's nothing special. Just give it credit for the successful bottle and the fact that you can wear it for almost any occasion. I do not get warm with him.

I've heard a few things about Sauvage. A colleague at work said it smelled like literally "a lonely mountain in Ausstralia with a coyote howling at the full moon". Wow. I'll have to try that. If a fragrance can conjure up such head-spinning cinema, it's certainly something for the old count.
I want the mountain, the full moon and the coyote complete with howl!
I'm heilfroh that I could test a few Ml before, because cheap this ultra-famous fragrance is not yes, even if one offers full-bodied even a 100 ml Refillfläschchen.

And I'm really grateful that I have tested it extensively before, because this fragrance is somewhere extremely unpleasant. I'm not just judging the scent itself here, but also the aggressive marketing. Not a day goes by that I don't get this stuff advertised to me via Facebook or Twitter. It is my opinion, and it is simply my private opinion, that they are relentlessly promoting a bad product here to distract from its abysmal quality. Sure, tastes differ. Therefore again: it is my private opinion.

When applying it is for me very harmonious, somewhere fruity juiciness, as soon as it is an hour old, however, this disappears, what remains is a penetrating metallic freshness, which lasts reasonably long, but... who needs a metallic coyote?
I find Sauvage generally quite unimaginative, it may have its raison d'être, but it's just nothing special. Other manufacturers (in this price segment) can do better,
What remains for me is somewhere mediocre, which was very strongly hyped

I'm not a big perfume connoisseur, applied is what pleases and suits me.

I have Joop Homme Wild tested in a drugstore (on test strips) and I liked the Kokoslastigkeit well. I ordered it later, in hindsight I should have tested it on my skin too. Admittedly: it was a mistake, a big mistake.

The "rum note" pretty much overpowers everything for me, it gets really penetrating after a while, so it pulls right into my skull. It smells kind of cheap-chemical. However, the low price lets you get over it.

Other fragrances like Joop Homme or Wow! I like very much, I consider Joop Homme Wild therefore as a failed outlier, which has brought me a thick head. Too bad.