KevinGrey

It took three tries for me, but ultimately it convinced me completely. A noble, serious, mature scent for men over 30. Woody-spicy. But also with a noble creamy note. However, it is more subtle than, for example, Dior Homme, with which...

What has always bothered me about Le Male is the cheap-sounding sweet note that develops over time. Otherwise, the scent is brilliant. In Scotish, I see the same fragrance, but without that annoying sweetness. It might be due to the absence...

I tested Tough Tonic by Maddox Mills because it is said to be very similar to my beloved Boss Bottled. Others say it smells like Roma, which my father loved very much. I found that interesting because I see no resemblance at all: It...

Unlike so many others, I quite like "Horizon." However, it is too weak for me. Therefore, I hoped (and still hope) for an "Intense" version that truly deserves that definition. That could be genius.... When Horizon Extreme appeared,...

I don't particularly like the scent. But maybe the "private accord" will be a pleasant surprise, I thought. So I decided to test it: It starts off spicy-herbaceous with something creamy in the background. That's already interesting. After...

Etienne Aigner's Statement. A 90s classic The first Aigner fragrance I encountered. However, only now. In the 90s, it completely passed me by. Before I actually acquired it, it had to go through three tests with me. The...

First of all: I only know the "Caribbean Summer Edition", but you can't write reviews for that one, and it seems to be identical to the "Coral Reef Edition", except for the bottle. A random test while browsing through Davidoff...

Boss Bottled - one of the great classics of office fragrances. By now, it has been widely duped and reformulated (sometimes poorly, sometimes decently), but for me, it remains an absolute must-have in my fragrance collection, despite...

The opening is fruity-leathery. However, it has an old and rancid vibe. It reminds me of Terre de Hermes, only here there is no orange, but grapefruit. However, it doesn’t come off as intensely fruity as the Terre-orange....

The name intrigued me. What could be hidden behind the gentleman scent? So I got a sample pack from Givenchy and tested it: It starts with a subtle sillage that feels dry and powdery. There’s a hint of “lavender” in the powder as well....

Actually, it was just a "bycatch" when I included this one while purchasing several samples from Givenchy. I already knew "Gentleman Givenchy," which was too powdery for me. So, I didn't have high expectations. I was all the more surprised to discover...

The name certainly piques curiosity! But what lies behind it?: Just by sniffing the bottle, you immediately recognize what "Hot Rodder" is all about: pipe tobacco! This is also the case on the skin. Imagine holding your nose in a bag of fresh...