Category: Fragrances
Brand: Creed
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pleasedRaisins1
I have used this scent over many years. Doesn’t really start out with a “bang”, but it does dry down to a complex subtlety. MI stays, and I have found it is good on both men and women.
madSeahorse4
I like this fragrance quite a lot, although there’s an aquatic opening note that I’m not quite sure about. Overall, it is a very pleasant, cool and laid back type of fragrance that could be worn by anyone, in any situation. Another great quality it has is that it can be layered with other Creed fragrances to create a custom blend. I now only wear it in combination with Royal English Leather, but by itself it would make a great everyday scent with a hint of luxury.
bubblyRhino9
This is a clean, fresh, expensive scent, but (thankfully, given the expense) isn’t for me. I want to love lemony aquatic fragrances, but they don’t want to love my chemistry. Unlike scents that blend well for me, scents that don’t blend well–like this one–seem to just sit on top of my skin, gradually growing thin and stale and not doing anything interesting.
It wasn’t unpleasant; I didn’t feel the need to wash it off. It reminded me of duty-free perfume shops at international airports; jaunts to swanky warm destinations; shower-fresh deodorant; and also a touch of old, polished university halls with their lemon-oiled wood paneling and cold ancient marble. Clean and crisp, but right now I’m in the market for earthier and sexier.
I’m pleased to know what Harrison Ford smells like, but am sort of bummed, too. I hoped he’d smell like a smoky leather jacket. Oh well; he probably does when he’s in his Indy costume.