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Realities for Men Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Italian Grapefruit, Madarin, Wet Greens.
Middle Notes- Sueded Cedar Wood, Cashmere Woods.
Base Notes- Nutmeg, Ginger, Tea.
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   |  A fresh smell. Smells just like my Pantene Pro-V shampoo. More bland than Dolce & Gabbana.04 July 2008 |
 | I smelled this and immediately went for my D&G because I knew I had smelled it before. It also reminds me of Estee Lauder's Pleasures for Men. Does have some mighty staying power, though. I wore it once and won't wear it again. 17 December 2007 |
  |  Realities - top notes more are very flowery but heart is aromatic masculine and full (many notes come together). Overall, a pleasant fresh smell that is full of aromatic notes which I cannot pinpoint. I like this more than Paco Rabonne because it has more dimension and a richer flavor. Better than the cheapest aromatic Gray Flannel but a lot more expensive as well. Not in the same class as D & G because it does not marry aromatic and woody smells together. It does combine an aromatic and generic amber like scent together to give it extra dimension. Do not think anybody would ever stop you to ask you about the fragrance, but it is a comfy aromatic. 21 January 2007 |
  | Nothing new...like DCAMPEN and others mentioned, it is a poor mans D&G. For me, I like D&G but it is too strong for me. It has awesome staying power I guess, which is good, just not for me. Therefore, REALITIES is PERFECT for me, although, it reminds me so much of D&G that I hardly wear it. Excellent clone. 09 January 2007 |
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|  I had a similiar experience as a previous poster. I ran across this at T. J. Max. Liz must have been trying to clone D & G. They are that similiar. At $25.00 for 3.4 ozs and my bottle of D & G near empty, I seriously considered it. I wisely decided against it. D & G has everything going for it. I have to say it is good. If I said it was bad, then I might as well say D & G is bad. To say so would be a sin.27 October 2006 |
 | I got an opportunity to sample some of this juice. Man, I tell ya -this stuff was sooo ridiculously close to Dolce & Gabbana Pour Homme on top, I couldnt' believe it. The fellow trying to sell me this mess, as I was about to purchase yet another 4.2 oz bottle of D&G Pour Homme was simply put off by the fact I didn't want to save a few bucks in exchange for this -fake D&G. I can't help it. If D&G has been working for me all these years, and I have yet to have a problem with it, why try and save a few bucks on something that's similar, yet doesn't have near the appeal? Not a bad secent from my experience, but if you like it, I'd suggest spending a tad more cash and getting the real thing. 08 October 2006 |
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