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  |  Odysseusm mentioned this smelling "hollow." BINGO!!! exactly what I thought.First of all, fresh fragrances are my thing. It may not be "hip" or "cool," but neither are "Opeth" or "Opie and Anthony," and I love both of them and really don't care what people think. So take it from a connoisseur of the fresh, this is empty. It's so easy to get away with a superficially pleasant fresh fragrance because fresh fragrances aren't supposed to be deep anyway, but take it from me, this really is the bottom of the barrel... well, okay, it's the worst you can get without actually becoming unpleasant. It also doesn't last very long. If you're looking for fresh, do yourself a favor and check out Allure Sport 29 August 2008 |
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| This cologne costs me $50 at Macys and I can hardly even smell it when I put it on. What gives? I first caught a wif of it in a GQ magazine and thought it was pretty good. Then I went to go buy it without trying a sample spray first. Big mistake. Honestly, after 20 minutes, it dissapears and it's pretty much like you're not even wearing any cologne anymore. Maybe it's just my body chemistry. I was just hoping that a brand name like Versace would be good, but I think I'm gonna be sticking to the U.S. brands now. Maybe your body chemistry might carry the scent better. But again after 20 minutes, the silage is non existent on me. 19 June 2008 |
 | In my own opinion it smells to feminem* especailly for men who aren't feminem* 15 June 2008 |
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| This review is under revision. 28 April 2008 |
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| once again the bottle is nice... but thats where it ends! 14 January 2008 |
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| To keep it simple, this stuff isn't great and you'll end up with a headache after a while when you get sick of smelling it. Sprayed myself with it at Macys after a purchase one night, I couldn't wait to go wash it off. I recieved another sample of it when i bought another bottle and instantly gave it to my little brother who bathes in Candies before he leaves the house at night. Save your money, there is much better out there... 09 May 2007 |
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| This did not impress me. From the name, I thought it would be summery, and I admit, it opens that way. To me, it reminded me in a very nice way of a gin and tonic with lime. But very quickly, it dried down into a woodsy, leathery scent. Sticking my nose right against my wrist, it smelled of hours old Armani Code or John Varvatos. Not that there is anything wrong with that, but it would be a shocker if you bought it after that first blast. 14 April 2007 |
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| Versace’s Eau Fraîche has a hollow quality: it is like biting into the hard shell of a mint, only to find nothing but air inside. I attribute that to the synthetic note which is very strong. A reviewer called it “laundry detergent on an aluminum counter,” I say something similar, lemon kool-aid dried in a tin can. Herbal middle? Not what I call ‘herbal.’ Freshly-ironed shirt... ho-hum. Nothing to get enthusiastic about, not a single note of beauty here! A rather soulless modern ‘fresh’ scent that is vaguely unpleasant at times. Try Jacques Fath’s classic Green Water for an authentically bracing experience, don’t settle for these modern robotic concoctions! 10 April 2007 |
 | Smells like Raid Fly Killer! 28 January 2007 |
 | This is quite an attractive fresh fragrance—for as long as it lasts, that is. It opens with citrus and rosewood. I don’t get a lot of syrupy fruit and it seems to me to be extremely clean and clear and attractive. It is a touch synthetic, but I am not at all bothered by this particular note. The middle makes use of cedar and herbs to keep the fresh aromatic feeling going. The base is a light wood and musk with amber for a touch of sweetness. In spite of the synthetic feel, I enjoy this fragrance while it is there. It gets a thumbs’ down because its longevity is abysmal: I’m talking minutes—like about thirty minutes from application to ‘Where did it go?' 04 December 2006 |
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