Fragrance Reviews by ISmellGood

At $10 this is a great scent. Instead of spending $60 on a Designer Ubiquitous fresh scent like Deisel or the new Polos, I will get this next.

Actually Lasting a few hours on me.. not a BAD scent, it says 'SPORT', duh ! Smells like one of the axe deodorants. I got it free but wouldn't pay more than $5 for it.

This is a Poor Man's Fahrenheit as described by many.It is a soapier, fresher and cheaper version of the aforesaid Dior scent. The most wearable of Liz Claiborne's Curve and Post-Curve Creations. It is howvere 2 dimensional: Fresh soapy notes that give way to the fahrenheit style sandalwood heart.

Pasha, the persian word for King ( I think).. this scent is definitely royal in nature. Very comples but to be used in ver very slight moderation. Just one tiny sprey on my chest is good enough for the whole night. This is Mint & woods done perfectly.

I have to disagree with dcampen. Yes there is an overall similarity between the FORTE & the NON-FORTE, but the FORTE has exotic top-notes, a distinctive middle note that resembles Creed's Millesime Imperiale and a sandalwood-tonka bean finish. This is my all-time favorite scent out of 100 or more I have tried. Why Oh why did they discontinue this and Havana.

Everyon has a favorite from their time. In the 80s there was Drakkar, lacoste, Nobile all similar somewhat and we still had our faves. Now we have the Aquas & the blues from every brand, Cool is my fave. Light, crisp refreshing anytime perk-me-up scent. Not much evolution and not long-lasting but worth it.

Over-rated stuff. Very Subtle on my skin.Drydown is similar to Monsieur Musk, which at a fraction of a cost is much more complex and has tons of more sillage.