Tommy 10 (2006)
by Tommy Hilfiger

This was the very first cologne I ever owned. My friend's dad recommended this to me. For 2 years, I wore this religiously and did not even own another cologne. After I ran out of Tommy 10, I began to buy other colognes. NONE of them could compare to this scent (Bvlgari, Versace, even Creeds). Tommy 10 will always remain my signature scent.

Mirceaflorin put it perfectly when he said that Tommy 10 "has a metallic note". A side by side comparison with the Original Tommy tells me that the T 10 is a much more revamped formula that beats its former soapy yet citrusy smell. Also, this has a less sweeter than Original Tommy.

A similar scent to this would be Varvatos Vintage except that Varvatos is sweeter and cherrier. If you don't believe me, compare them side by side and you will see exactly what I am talking about.

Tommy 10 cologne is similar to original Tommy cologne,but it has a metallic note in it like the True Star for men.The original Tommy it's a little sweeter than the Tommy 10.The best fragrance by this designer in my opinion is Freedom,followed by Tommy Jeans.

I like the original Tommy. It's sweet yet a little brash. Tommy 10 inverts these elements. 10 is brash on top and dries down sweeter yet it's slightly weaker than the original. Both are seemingly the same and as one reviewer noted Tommy 10 lacks the "apple pie" note which is very obvious in a side by side comparison. In short, Tommy 10 is a decent fresh fragrance for young adults.

I honestly do know what category of cologne this is suppose to be. Very average. But, with all-do-respect to Mr. Hilifiger, most of his colognes do not really stand out. I guess it would be a good cologne for a high schooler.

Well this is billed as an updated version of the original, and thats basically what it is! A side by side comparison reveals some subtle changes, mainly the remvoval of the "apple pie" accord. To my nose, its basically a little fresher and a little greener. I like the original and I like this too!

Smells different from the original. No apple pie here, not even a hint on an apple sweetness. It's fresher, more somber affair, somewhat transparent - in a Tommy T fashion - and goes on forever. I like new one better.