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Fragrance notes
Green Notes, Woody Notes, Coffee.
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 77 reviews
|  I wore this for awhile and then stopped all of a sudden and decided I just didn't much care for the scent as much as when I first purchased it. Not really unpleasant but it still sits on the bureau gathering dust. I haven't decided if I will wear it again. I for some reason think I smell sorta funky when I wear this for some odd reason. Don't quite know how to explain it but I just decided one day I didn't want to wear this one anymore and have more than half a bottle left. Won't buy again. 08 August 2008 |
 101 reviews
|  Just Bought this today after sampling 2-3 times over the past week. Another fresh frag to add to the collection, but this one has a good longevity, tho i couldnt really tell this apart from boss pure, banana rep's slate and a few other freshies. For a sale item, this is pretty worth the dosh, tho if you're looking for something out of the blue, this remains blue to the generic establishments. citrus citrus citrus, only other plus is its cool looking bottle which justifies a scent below the 35bucks. give this summer scent a shot if your expectations are average bordering mediocre. A tad too safe and easily replaceable by at least 5 to 6 scents that have a similar slight musk but still citrus dry down. 08 August 2008 |
 648 reviews
|  It actually smells quite nice (and not too synthetic) but smelling like a Granny Smith is not my idea of fun… 01 July 2008 |
 2135 reviews
|  Nice sour and bitter grapefruit like nose with coffee. Quite weird be wearable. I like it but it's drydown is a weak sandalwood but lasts a while. 31 May 2008 |
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|  I may have bought a fake version, but this one stays only 15 minutes on may skin! I just love the fragrance, everytime I go to a retail store I stop by the counter just to smell it... but what I have at home is another thing! 28 May 2008 |
 10 reviews
|  Almost 10 hours after application, I can still smell it faintly on my skin. That's good longevity! Unfortunately, I've got to put my nose an inch from my skin to pick up the scent and have had to do so since about 30 minutes after application. The fragrance is light, slightly sweet and tart, a certainly brings to mind apples, but in a decidedly artificial way - like a Jolly Rancher candy. The fragrance is certainly inoffensive - it would be difficult indeed to find anyone who would find the scent objectionable, assuming they could smell it on you in the first place. However, it is also decidedly boring, patently uninteresting, and in my opinion, perfectly pointless. In an effort to create something that nobody could ever object to, DKNY has produced something that is exceedingly faint, uninspired, and lacking in charm or appeal. It may have good longevity, but lacking in character, projection, or enjoyment, that is neither a plus nor a minus. 03 May 2008 |
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