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The scent is admittedly nothing special. He has this drugstore charm and accordingly has a certain synthetic quality, he just lacks a certain kick. And yet I like him very much. At the beginning it smells fresh and then it gets a bit woody, but unfortunately there is always a slight hint of industrial alcohol in the background. That is unfortunately a little pity, because then I would like the scent a little more. That's why I don't use the fragrance that often, but it's still not sold. because I like it despite its presented disadvantages. Well, there is something...

I'm afraid I have to agree with the commentators before me. The fragrance is really very minty, which makes it fresh and sparkling. It's just a summer scent. Unfortunately, nothing really comes after that, nothing else builds up or gets deeper or transforms. This is a very simple knitted fragrance without variety. And the durability of the water is also rather average. And to spend more than 80 EUR for such a simple fragrance, I do not think it is justified with this fragrance result. So I can rather smear myself with Odol mouthwash from the drugstore for 1,99 €, the mint smell lasts the whole day :-)

With this fragrance DM has in my opinion a good value for money snapper in its program. The price for a drugstore fragrance is of course completely ok. But what you get for your money is definitely worth seeing, uh sorry smell. You can't expect an explosion of fragrance and a creative revelation, but what you sniff is pretty neat. According to the scent pyramid you should be able to smell mugwort and cinnamon bark, well and if I knew what that smell was, I could confirm it or not. Cinnamon bark smells like cinnamon, or what? Then I didn't notice it and I only know mugwort from our dog :-) Lavender and orange blossom I can confirm. And if what is ringing out at the back of your nose is cardamom, then the statement in the pyramid of scents is also true. I find the slightly flowery fresh scent quite pleasant at the beginning, after that it gets a bit more depth, "more eggs" and becomes drier and oriental. Personally, I would have liked to have even more sandalwood and musk here. The durability is probably due to the price...with me everything was gone after 4 hours. But all in all, a decent smell for in between... Although there are scents "for in between" ? If so, then this scent is definitely one

I had my eye on Grey Flannel for a long time and finally bought it last week. Full of anticipation and excitement (also because of the different and crassly contradictory evaluations here) I opened the bottle and allowed myself a first, tentative sniff. Hmm, what's that? Something dusty and musty is making its way. I need to know more. Spray the first bump on my wrist and wait a few seconds. Ok, the dusty one is still there, but it flies away quite fast, then a wild lemon-floral mixture comes to the front. It's quite pleasant, but doesn't quite convince me yet, but then my Achilles' heel comes out: moss! All right, I admit defeat! The smell is just what I need! While the beginning was confusing and caused a few moments of disappointment, the finale is pleasant and convincing.

I bought the fragrance really cheap at Action. I was in a nostalgic mood and at the same time in bargain hunting mode. I associate the fragrance with childhood memories from the 70s and 80s. That's how many men in my family smelled when there was any family anniversary to celebrate. In the past, I simply perceived the scent and thought to myself that a man must probably smell like this. Over 30 years later, of course, I see things differently. Today no man has to smell like that anymore...but I would like it if you would smell the scent more often again. When I took the bottle to the office to try it out with my colleagues, I only got a disgusted "Baaah, that's disgusting! This scent will probably cause exactly this reaction in many people, I can almost understand it. The blatant lemon-heaviness at the very beginning really needs getting used to. Aniseed is noticeable to some extent, but the lemon is really dominant. After a short time, however, the 80s effect sets in completely: MOOS, MOOS and again MOOS and oh yes, a tasty touch of vanilla! And I must say: I like it very much! If you don't know what to do with moss, hands off!