Pour Homme by Dolce & Gabbana Eau de Toilette For Men 125ml

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However, if applied generously on clothing you can get some decent longevity and it still has better performance than the "Intenso" version. The dry down is also amazing though as the tobacco becomes the main player alongside the tonka and cedar making this smell very refined,fresh and rich ! Florals to keep it clean and very mild spices to give balance to the sweetness all tie in perfectly.

Vintage scent users may be disappointed but I have no complaints as a fresh user of the current version. I also agree it is similar to Versace The Dreamer but without Dreamer's harsh opening and floral tobacco. Probably the dreaded word "reformulation" has killed the overall scent profile as I have read and heard only good things about Euroitalia original versions. Both are wonderful, fantastic office scents: light citrus, neroli, lavender, fresh soap, sage, and slight pepper in the background.

The heart is a combo of lavender and sage, and the base is a combo of musky cedar supported by a plastick-y tonka, that could become cloying at some point. These users think Cary Grant used to say Judy Judy Judy and that Englebert Humperdinck was once president. I’m wearing this in the colder months and it still stands up to the cold with good projection and sillage. Personally though, citrus forward scents are not my style, but there are some I do like, and the rest I can just get along with.

This smells like a highly linear, more synthetic version of Febreeze, or a New Yankee Candle's "Fresh Linen" candle line.The fragrance opens with lively notes of Italian lemon, giving way to hints of tarragon and orange blossom. A 200ml bottle for a fraction under eighty Australian dollars, delivered, is outstanding in my opinion.