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17 Rosso in the opening clearly strong peach and mint and floral aspects

After a while, the mint note fades and, for me, the woody notes and saffron clearly come through. The peach remains in the foreground throughout the fragrance.

In the background, you can still detect very light rose and something slightly spicy (but very subtle).

For me, this is primarily a summer fragrance with surprisingly good longevity. For me, 17 Rosso does one thing particularly well, because it differs from most summer fragrances in that it undergoes an extreme development over time. Initially, there is a certain "wake up" effect from the mint and a certain sweetness from the peach, which develops even more masculine over time and becomes somewhat rougher and darker due to the saffron and woody notes, but without the charm of the fragrance being trumped by the oud.

All in all, 17 Rosso can be worn at any time of year and for almost any occasion. It's not cheap, no question, but it's worth it.

Spice Bomb is already a well-known fragrance in the designer segment. The normal Eu de Toilette was already in my possession a few years ago and was worn very often. The Spicebomb extreme definitely lives up to its promise.

Extreme is the program here. You definitely stand out with this fragrance. Be careful with spraying here, it can be too much
To be. Definitely a must-have in the designer segment for self-confident men.

Spices, sweetness and tobacco go perfectly together. I can't really smell the grapefruit, but the sweetness and spice from the cinnamon definitely prevail.

A clear recommendation for me. Classic Spice Bomb bottle with great longevity and silage.

I think it should be part of every collection

Where should I start? Of course, I have seen the Tonka Oud in several YouTube or TikTok videos and thought to myself at first; of course, this can only be another artificially created hype. And then a "limited edition" with an extremely good rating and online presence. Difficult to resist to be honest.

So I went and ordered the Swiss Arabia, not knowing whether I would even like it at the end of the day. When the fragrance arrived, I was very taken by the presentation and packaging. Visually, the fragrance looks much more expensive. You have to like the color, of course, and it gives off rather feminine vibes, I found and still find the bottle just great.

Now we come to the essentials; the fragrance and its DNA;
When I first sprayed it, I was a little overwhelmed by the mass of sweetness. But the impression passed relatively quickly and I was blown away. The mixture of vanilla, tonka and almond is simply amazing. Very smooth and not unnecessarily artificial or overpowering. The rose and orange blossom round off the whole theme and add a soft touch. Definitely unisex wearable. My wife also likes to wear it. Reminds me a little of Acqua e Zucchero, but softer and rounder.

The longevity and silage are simply amazing! Monster performance for a small price. Unfortunately, the fragrance is no longer available. As soon as it's available again, I'll definitely buy some on back-up.

I'm now a real Swiss Arabian fan and have also bought the Oud Ahmar and Oud Azraq.

Highly praised, often praised, so I tested the whole thing in a perfumery. At first I didn't find the fragrance bad at all. Very fresh and citrusy, slightly synthetic but not unpleasant. Just as a fragrance for every day, I thought to myself, you can't really go wrong with it and I ordered the perfume online.

Now, after a few months and a growing perfume collection, I have to honestly admit that I don't use the fragrance that often anymore. Somehow it lacks a bit of edge for me. The fragrance is not really exciting, the durability and silage really can't keep up with many fragrances and I would rate it as inadequate. Fortunately, I bought it relatively cheaply online. I wouldn't pay the RRP for the fragrance in any case. At the end of the day, it's an 0815 fragrance with no real unique selling points or recognition values

Nevertheless, it's a shame that the fragrance can no longer be used.

I'm actually not a big fan of vanilla fragrances, but this one definitely won me over. The vetiver makes the whole thing a little more synthetic, but for me that doesn't give the fragrance a negative approach all in all. I would say it's definitely an everyday fragrance. I often wear it in the office. Very pleasant and not too overpowering.

Of course, at the end of the day, the fragrance is not rich in facets, but it is still a classic that belongs in my collection.

I can't really detect the ginger in the top note due to the pronounced vanilla. For me personally, the whole thing could be a little spicier. Nevertheless, Born in Roma remains a good all-rounder for any occasion.