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Michael Jordan (1996)
by Michael Jordan
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- Top Notes
- Cedarleaf, Grapefruit, Lemon, Cypress, Rosewood, Geranium, Cognac.
Middle Notes- Green Tea, Clove leaf, Suede, Incense, Clary Sage, Fresh cut grass, Lavender, Fir Needles, Juniper berry.
Base Notes- Sandalwood, Patchouli, Musk.
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  |  Even considering the price, I can't in good conscience give this a thumbs up. Still, there's never a reason to wear an axe when you've got mediocre cologne like this. It's kinda spicey and kinda fresh. There are probably too many notes in there, and they probably aren't the highest quality, but it is interesting. If purchased cheaply enough this could make a good gym bag smell.04 August 2008 |
 | Michael Jordan was my first frag. I ended up with a little sampler of it, can't remember how. I remember liking how it smelled at the time, but as it was running out and I couldn't find it in shops, I decided to move on to other frags. Now that I revisit it, Michael Jordan doesn't really smell all too great. It goes on like kerosene, then for a brief period between maybe 5 to 10 minutes from application, it smells nice but generic. After that it's all downhill, with a weird, sharp scent to it that luckily can't be detected after about an hour. Like has been said, it would probably be alright for early teens. It'll blend in with all the cheap Axe/Lynx stuff. 07 June 2008 |
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|  Clean and crisp. This fragrance starts out with a citrus note and becomes more complex as it dries down. I get consistent compliments from women when I wear this. Works well for daily wear at the office.22 March 2007 |
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| I would have never purcahed this myself, but my girl got the gift set for me.Surprisingly, I think this is very good.I can smell various notes in it throughout its evolution.I have gotten good compliments wearing this.It lasts well also.This is not one of my top guns, but I cant knock it.A nice addition to my collection. 03 August 2006 |
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| A pretty decent sporty fresh scent. It cant compete with some of the more sophisticated fresh scents out there like Creeds MI or Green Irish Tweed..however, longevity is good. I use it for casual sporty events, or when working out at the gym. 01 May 2006 |
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|  I really don't like it. It has a sharp, annoying and sporty adolescent's smell that lasts for awhile. This really smells like your local drug store fragrance. Jovan fragrances smell far better. Can you say "Old Spice"? Try that and you'd be better off than with this on. Some people just shouldn't venture out of the boundaries of their profession and try to make a FRAGRANCE! The next time a dump truck goes down the street dip your hand in and you'll get this fragrance for free. 15 March 2006 |
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