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I got the Accento because a well-known German YouTuber kept talking about it as a good all-rounder. When it arrived, I wasn't immediately blown away because I'm really not the type for fresh scents; I prefer something warmer, sweeter, and darker.

It opens quite fresh, with a citrusy pineapple, but not in the direction of Aventus as many claim; rather, I find it has a somewhat more refined yet fresh direction. A Nishane Hacivat is definitely closer to Aventus than the Accento. The floral hyacinth note is also noticeable in the opening, which takes away some of the fruitiness, and I like that!

It doesn't develop too much, but after about 10 minutes, it becomes a bit calmer and darker due to the penetrating iris and musk. However, the iris always remains a background note, not like in a Prada l'Homme.

My skin has a hard time with longevity. A few days ago, a friend and I bought the Louis Vuitton Orage, and it lasts forever on him, while I couldn't smell mine on the spray spot after just 3 hours.
However, the Accento is perceptible for a good 8 hours, which is a good performance on my skin!

The bottle is, of course, an eye-catching sensation and feels high-quality.

I can recommend this scent to anyone looking for a fresh summer fragrance but can't stand those piercingly fresh scents!

I think the good Jeremy Fragrance has mixed up the name with the Date scent ;)
It starts here with eucalyptus, and after the opening, resinous, woody, and musky notes join in. After a while, a slight sweetness comes in, which makes the scent much more pleasant and actually sexy, so it's quite a good scent for a date and better than the actual Date for Men.

The longevity is quite good, but I also find the scent to be a bit youthful and also overhyped by Jeremy!

Who looks and doesn't know him, Jeremy Fragrance. After more than a year, I finally ordered a few samples and wanted to test his fragrances that he raves about.
At first, Date for Men has something of a mint candy. Shortly thereafter, it develops into a scent that strongly reminds me of a boys' locker room, where 6435876 deodorants are sprayed together. However, that was it with the development. I must say that with a date fragrance and the scent notes, I expected something between a delicious gourmand and a Creed Aventus. Ultimately, it is a rather youthful and sporty scent, where the fresh top notes dominate and the woods and musk bring a slightly animalistic note.

It's okay, but I expected much more!

I am a huge fan of gourmand, vanilla scents. This one was recommended to me by a friend, and I had to order a sample right away.

The opening is very alcoholic with a vanilla note. A little later, the alcohol fades a bit and myrrh comes in. A very interesting and heavily sweet scent that I can definitely only see for winter!

The longevity and sillage are average and not particularly strong.

Considering the price, I can really only recommend this scent to any gourmand fan to give it a try.

After hearing so much about Creed Aventus, I finally got myself a sample and wanted to know why it is on everyone's lips.

Yes, it really starts with a fresh pineapple note and develops over time into a slightly sweeter, yet still fresh scent. I often experience a sharpness in my nose with fresh fragrances, but fortunately not here, so it is well-balanced and not too aggressively fresh, I like it!
The DNA behind the pineapple reminds me of Bond No. 9 Bleeker Street, only that Creed is a bit less green and fresher than Bond.

The longevity is really good for a fresh scent. Unfortunately, all of this does not justify the high price. This is a niche price for a good mainstream fragrance.

Attention to all lovers, I don't find the scent bad, just that the price-performance ratio doesn't really add up in my opinion ;)