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|  There is something about this that is unsettling. When I sprayed this it felt sticky and just sort of stuck to the skin. I am not sure how the sillage is but I cannot see myself wearing this again. The smell is okay but I think I will avoid the Cool Waters and perhaps others by Davidoff since they have something to them that I dislike. 19 June 2009 |
 3 reviews
|  Feels really refreshing when I spray it on. Like shij421 said, it smells a lot like the Swiss Army Original (the opening of it), but freshier and less sweet. Also, when Cool Water Frozen dries down, it doesn't change as much as Swiss Army, which in about two minutes becomes much sweeter. Longevity ain't excellent, but not bad as well. Even though after a while you can no longer fell it, other can. One of my favorite fresh fragrances, and with a great price as well. 02 December 2008 |
 3385 reviews
|  Exactly like the original except for two major, major differences: 1. it's fresher and 2. it's texture is radically different in that Cool Water feels like a liquid while Frozen feels more rigid. Still good stuff. 11 August 2008 |
 7 reviews
|  I really couldn't tell the difference between this and the original Cool Water unless I tried them at the same time, but the frosted glass on the bottle felt good, at least. Not worth going out of your way to find, but a solid scent. 06 August 2008 |
 8 reviews
|  This was a blind purchase if there ever was one! I was at a discount store and I spotted Liz Sport, which I've been wanting to try, I saw the box and remembering the good reviews it got, I picked it up. I even opened the box and spritzed it on my hand and liked it very much, it was nice and fresh with a nice little zing to it, I put it back in the box and quickly bought it. However, upon getting to the car and opening it up to spray some more on me I gazed at the pretty blue bottle, Davidoff Cool Water Frozen? Doh! I may be one of the few people who has never tried the original Cool Water or any of it's spinoffs. I am very pleasantly surprised by how nice this is, on my skin the initial spray seems to have a cooling effect upon contact which I haven't experienced before. After a fresh opening it dries down to a very pleasant light and clean scent. Since I've yet to try it's siblings I can't compare them but I really like Cool Water Frozen and recommend it. It's going to get a good amount of use for the rest of the summer as it seems just perfect for these warm days we've been having. 12 July 2008 |
 10 reviews
|  Very fresh top notes , nut gets a bit more sweet as it dries down.. gave me a slight headache on over-application when i first started using it , but now it doesnt ... nice fragrance , but one can have much better alternatives (like benetton) ,which are actually cheaper than this stuff !! 15 June 2008 |
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