Amazingreen (2012)
by Comme des Garçons

Cheap Synthetic Mess from the Discount Planet

this was money thrown away, cheap and synthetic, was used to cut Shalimar for an intereswting metallic afterglow, the scent in itself is a total waste of money, ruining the overall perception of CdG!

Pros: none
Cons: synthetic to the bone!"

25 September, 2013

less than ordinary

I have either bought a fake(Iam sure I have not as it was from Escentual) or the most boring scent ever.Sweet,cloying with melon hints.Dont bother with this one.

Pros: interesting bottle
Cons: just like any other cheap frag you might find in the pound shop

20th June, 2013

It's not green, it's blue.

20th June, 2013

This fragrance does seem like an attempt from Comme Des Garçons to make a mainstream scent could be considered too 'safe' that but it is done very well imo. More masculine than unisex. Similar to CK Crave & TH Loud in the opening but done better and longer lasting.

24 April, 2013

Kind of disappointed in this fragrance. Extremely safe and commercial for CdG and that makes me sad. I sure hope Rei and the rest of CdG's perfume team aren"t going soft on us. It's just a sweet, lush, and of course green fragrance that is reminiscent of really any teeny-bopper, fruity scent that you could find anywhere and everywhere in that case. No gunpowdery, green peppery smell here. Just basic.

08 January, 2013

It starts of as a quite generic smelling fresh sort of aquatic fragrance and then it dies down completely, almost to nothing. After a few hours it comes awake again and the vetiver then comes out and it stays like that for a long time. Even after washing I can still smell a nice mild vetiver on my arm almost 12 hours after a small spray! Like Wonderwood then it has fantastic longevity. I would classify this as a mild vetiver scent that you really have to be patient with in order to get the mild blast of vetiver it hides. I think most people don't have the patience and somehow you expect something different from CDG. Not bad but not amazing as promised.

07 October, 2012