Do you ever like a fragrance, but it's just missing something? Whether it having no projection and sticking too close to the skin, or it having what seems like no base notes, or maybe no middle notes.
Somethings I encounter a fragrance that has potential to be great, but it's lacking something.
Jacomo de Jacomo Rouge - Awesome opening, great middle, but where's the base? What happened!!?
Nautica - The original Nautica, soapy, slightly lemony smell with an oceanic feel. Known for its longevity issues, but that's not what bothers me; what bothers me is that this too is missing not just a base, but a middle as well. Not to be confused with linear, linear is fine. IMO linear is more when the top, middle and base notes all come out together upon initial sprays and then dry down as a weaker version. Nautica isn't linear, it's unfinished, you get the top notes and nothing else, gone in an hour (and that's on a good day). It's a nice soapy/fresh fragrance that's often very cheap.. I'd wear it more if it had little more depth to it.
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Somethings I encounter a fragrance that has potential to be great, but it's lacking something.
Jacomo de Jacomo Rouge - Awesome opening, great middle, but where's the base? What happened!!?
Nautica - The original Nautica, soapy, slightly lemony smell with an oceanic feel. Known for its longevity issues, but that's not what bothers me; what bothers me is that this too is missing not just a base, but a middle as well. Not to be confused with linear, linear is fine. IMO linear is more when the top, middle and base notes all come out together upon initial sprays and then dry down as a weaker version. Nautica isn't linear, it's unfinished, you get the top notes and nothing else, gone in an hour (and that's on a good day). It's a nice soapy/fresh fragrance that's often very cheap.. I'd wear it more if it had little more depth to it.
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