I recently purchased this large (around 80% full) bottle of Dunhill Blend 30 'aftershave tonic' on ebay for the princely sum of less than £1. I wouldn't normally buy aftershaves, but I'm a big fan of the older Dunhill scents, and thought this would make a nice curiosity / collectible.
I'm happy with the purchase - the fragrance does not appear to have noticeably degraded, and is entirely consistent with a miniature bottle of Blend 30 EdT that I bought a little while ago.
However, what did surprise me was how dark green in appearance the liquid is - you can see from the (clear) atomiser into which I decanted the first portion of it. Can anyone who used this back in the day confirm that it was always so dark in appearance, or could this be a symptom of aging?
I'm happy with the purchase - the fragrance does not appear to have noticeably degraded, and is entirely consistent with a miniature bottle of Blend 30 EdT that I bought a little while ago.
However, what did surprise me was how dark green in appearance the liquid is - you can see from the (clear) atomiser into which I decanted the first portion of it. Can anyone who used this back in the day confirm that it was always so dark in appearance, or could this be a symptom of aging?
