Old Spice Eau de Toilette for Men 100 ml

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The opening is aldehydes, most unusual for a man's cologne but it provides the scent with a startling freshness and invigorating zest. Although it shares notes of cedar and lemon with the original, it also has lime, blackcurrant and rose to give a just-clean scent that is refreshing and suitable for men of all ages. Spicy, slightly cool and incredibly warm simultaneously, the perfume has oriental nuances that fascinate you, suggesting only positive emotions, so you will always be in the centre of events!

While it doesn't have a long-lasting presence, which may be intentional, it provides a comforting and old-fashioned conclusion to your grooming routine. Old Spice opens up with a scent that smells like I just opened a jar of cooking spices for Christmas pudding but not necessarily in a bad way. Top notes are Nutmeg, Star Anise, Aldehydes, Orange and Lemon; middle notes are Cinnamon, Carnation, Pimento, Geranium, Heliotrope and Jasmine; base notes are Benzoin, Vanilla, Musk, Tonka Bean, Cedar and Ambergris.After I first started wearing it, I remember sitting in class one day thinking that something smelled really good, and then realizing, oh crap, that's me. These dried berries, when ground up, smell like a blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and black pepper.

It's for you gals as well being unisex with the florals particularly the vanilla scent and heliotrope flower (which is a flower that smells like vanilla anyways) and with the nutmeg and cinnamon it passes for a gourmand fragrance. A testimony to the power of fragrances that trancends time and allows you to carry love with you eternally. This fragrance has stood the test of time, and although I don’t have the older variations on hand, the newer one reminds me of CK Obsession but better.

Especially nowadays, young people (men/women) don't appreciate this particular smell as they feel it's a bit too "old" and "strong". We only retain information on the amount paid, the service used to complete payment and the reference for the payment. There is a complex range of notes in Old Spice but in the opening I get spicy, citrus and woody notes. The older Shulton formulation really did smell fuller initially, with a twinkling star of anise suspended in a creamy firmament of nutmeg, cinnamon, benzoin, jasmine and carnation.

When the citrus and spices dissipate, I detect florals and vanilla plus wood and musk, though all these notes are clean and soft, even powdery. Any other information is only used to acquire an overview and insight into how our site is used and is not used to profile individual users. This is a photorealistic representation of a distinguished gentleman who doesn't bother trying designer scents out because he finds no reasons why. It retains the Old Spice scent, it's richer, it's darker and it just has so much more going on with it. Many of the notes used in this fragrance are used in a multitude of scents, and women can pull off ambery, spicy fragrances, too.but this is the cologne I want my son or daughter to remember me by to pass on the tradition that has been passed from generation to generation. I remember he used to dress neatly, keep his hair combed up, and that he always smelled good but I don't actually remember what he smelled like I don't think or at least my olfactory senses don't take me back. I know it's been reformulated but I remember the 70s/80s versions as spicy, warm, unpretentious, classic. Most likely that plastic rather nondescript generic bottle and the "been around forever" packaging contain juice that ounce per ounce is far more costly and valuable than those in the catchy, gimmicky bottles. Great to wear at home, running errands, and I have gotten a compliment wearing old spice and the lady was shocked when I told her what I was wearing 🤯🤯.