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  |  This is my first Creed that left my credit card numb.It smells good from the bottle. That's it. Apply it to your skin and it's just...too...soapy. too powdery. Smells "old," too. This fragrance is for men over 40. I'm not kidding. The only pro I can see is that it seems to last forever. Do not apply more than two sprays...or else you will choke people around you. You could get sued. 18 December 2007 |
 | Perfectly!The best scent ever made! Frank Sinatra, Paul Newman, Kevin Costner and Jennifer Love Hewitt and many others!!! 44 members have this scent on their wishlist and noone on swaplist! Bois du Portugal=masterpiese of masterpieses!!! Ten thumbs way up! 14 October 2006 |
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