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This new Cerruti scent is housed in a bottle with a cap of hand-carved wood. The oriental fougère scent was created by Jean-Pierre Béthouard [Firmenich], who was also responsible for Burberry Touch Men.
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 2135 reviews
|  Meh. It's a little peppery. It lasts a good while. Nice opening. So-so sillage... just nothing outstanding about it. TTheres seems to be a vanilla/nutmeg/anise note that's interesting but it's so wear you don't feel it at all unless you're analyze it. 27 June 2008 |
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|  boring is the word that springs to mind. a weak fragrance thats starts off very nothingy and ends the same way without ever going anywhere. ok i guess if you want something very subtle and inoffensive but theres far better out there. am not surprised this one has been discontinued. 06 June 2008 |
 7 reviews
|  Well, Cerutti Si; I almost used my third bottle of this one.It's my most complimented scent and I always feel ok when i'm wearing this one.This scent has nothing do do whit aquatics;it's on his own and not easy comparable whit anything else.I highly recommend it as an universal daytime scent.Try it for yourself and trust your own nose. Have a good day. 27 February 2007 |
 2222 reviews
|  Spicy and herbal—sweet and pleasant, a nice fragrance but nothing innovative, nothing edgy, nothing to make me want to buy it. Ginger and sweetness are dominant in the opening accord—for ginger it is quite mild and subtle, it’s not allowed to get anywhere near as obnoxious as ginger can get. Later the rosemary and cedar show up but I don’t get the moss or geranium—this accord is pleasant too, but very short lasting. The dry down is rather a sweetly floral patchouli accord. I get a lot of the heliotrope (not for very long) and not very much patchouli at first, then the patchouli comes through in a dull, dry way that doesn’t fit with the rest of the fragrance. Cerruti SI is, generally, a refreshing, bright, sweet fragrance that doesn’t offer anything new; and it has very poor longevity. We don’t need any more fragrances like this. 07 October 2006 |
 188 reviews
|  It's a good casual scent, very common and non original. Subtle, sweet with a hint of ginger, It's a nice choice for hot days. You won't offend anyone with this fragrance, but don't expect any compliments. The sweet note is quite pleasant and the fragrance is in general, fresh, however I can't notice any similarity with Acqua di Gio. Stays close to my skin. Some might say It smells pretty close to johnson's OFF (mosquito repelent) 26 June 2006 |
 5 reviews
|  Acqua di gio? This is, by far, a lot more well-made scent than AdG, and Si does also have little amber touch in it by my opinion. I must also say that you have to accustom yourself with it, before you cast your last opinion. So all-in-all; a very good fresh, but luxurious, scent with an amber touch in it. Longevity was O.K. on me. 10 November 2005 |
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