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by Cerruti
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   |  I believe the proper name for this is:CERRUTI 1881 Fraiche d'Eau Limited Edition. This is hard to find by the way, the box has a depiction of a rising wave. It smells nothing like the original. However, it smells good. It is very sea salty/sea breezy, I am surprised it isn't called something else. Anyway, I couldn't stop thinking about Davidoff's Cool Water Sun, Sea, and Surf, not that they smell alike but I feel this is what this fragrance should be called. The picture on the box is right on, but I think Cerruti should have launched this as its own fragrance and not a relation of the 1881 family. Good summer or surf cologne. Longevity and sillage is average on my skin. 17 July 2007 |
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