Darn, I'm wondering if I should've picked up this fragrance instead of Boss Soul. It's funny how that day I was looking more for a deeper, refined fragrance, but the Tommy Bahama was just as good, though a more simplified fragrance, carefree, and even more long lasting. I'm always drawn to fragrances with a lot of sandalwood in it! I think I'll buy a try me vial from on eBay along with the Z Zegna, which reminds me of Polo Blue on the drydown, but much, much more refined and harmonious and not as contrasting (and not cheap-smelling on my skin) as the 'Blue'.
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I LOVE this fragrance...well at least I did until my most recent purchase from Nordstrom. I first purchased TDH back in 2009 and it quickly became my signature scent...I couldn't get enough of...
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It took me awhile to warm up to Pure Shot and was even more of a reach as a blind buy. When I first tested it back when it was released I didn't care for it at all due to the projection and...
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Although I get quite a bit of apple freshness in the top note, this scent never becomes sweet or overly fruity. In the drydown flowery touches with a woody note emerge, and some vanilla and... -
Yes, it's yet another flanker and most of them do smell very similar. This flanker is more of the same, but I enjoy this because the floral note is muted and there's more of a focus on the...
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Reminds me of being an 18 year old out clubbing! Haha, its amazing how scents can transport you back in time. Nice smell, girls like it, and definitely inoffensive!
Tommy Bahama
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