Aztek (1993)
by Yves Rocher

Woody cinnamon. Aztek opens fresh, spicy and aromatic to quickly evolve into a moderately sweet spicy sandalwood/vanilla base that's simple, slightly cheap but overall pleasant. Not bad but if you're looking for a spicy/woody composition there are plenty of better options out there...

14th November, 2011.

Cinnamon, sugar and water.
Zero sillage, sticks to the skin.
Weak smell, though thumbs up for not smelling synthetic, it really smells natural, but still I get a cheap vibe of this one.
Non offensive, non attrative also.
2 Stars.

11th June, 2007.

This one is very much like Diesel's Zero Plus Masculine. Heavy on cinnamon and woody notes but very little depth or complexity. Actually both the bottle and the scent itself feels kind of tacky and it's a good example of the fact that many cheap fragrances really are plain bad. Any other of the male Rocher launches is a better choice than Aztec.

1st September, 2005.

I don't know about this Aztec scent. It smells like a Pez candy at first. Then cinnamon starts coming out and now my hand smell like a hot ball candy.

20th August, 2001.

Yeah, this is spicy stuff! I like it OK but it is not my favourite of the Yves Rocher scents. My favourites were Samarkande and Trimaran (unfortunately discontinued) and Homme Nature which is one of the very few aquatic-fresh fragrance I can stand.

20th August, 2001.