truetotheman

Hawas ice has the synesthetic sharp sweetness of Y EDP but the base is far less likeable. This might be okay if you're 16 and want to annoy people beside you.

It might work for like a club, I don't really go to them so I don't know.

I really can't get past the green apple note. It gives me a headache.

I got a bottle because I saw reviews saying it smelled like an "Apple Pie". I wish I'd saved the $20, I wouldn't give this away. To my nose this is one of the most synthetic fragrances I've ever smelled. I just can't enjoy it at all. It's like 15% Synthetic Apple, 5% Spice, 65% this weird synthetic bubble gum flavor (I think its geranium), 15% garbage vanilla.

The good: the base of this fragrance is magical. It has this incredibly masculine non-descript base. It kind of does the a&f Fierce, Monteblanc legend etc. thing where this one smells extremely masculine in a youthful musky-woodsy-semi-sweet way.

However, the citrus feels out of place, like it was slapped on as an afterthought and DH sport also makes me sneeze a lot unfortunately.

Eau Fraiche smells dated: a woodsy musky aquatic in a world of ambroxian shower gel. This is very overbearing and annoying if too strong, but it smells pretty good in moderation so keep the sprays low.

Smells very very similar to Bvlgari pour Homme to my nose.

I'd give it a try if you want something for the summer but don't want to wear something super modern.

This fragrance is a green and balanced scent. It's sweet but not too sweet, and also not too overpowering or loud. It just smells "good" which is why it feels generic.

However, versus other standard designer scents like Y, Sauvage, Dylan Blue etc. This has the same versatility, but it has a green herbal feel that makes it come off as less "synthetic" to my nose than it's competition.