Alfred Dunhill Dunhill for men - Opinios Reviews

I should confess, i got many compliments for this, Men and women.
Best synthetic i ever had! Lemon note in top botheres me. I like drying down. a little soapy, and floral in middle. In middle Iris is more powerful for me. In my skin it doesn't have good lasting, but in clothes, it's fine. At the end, in base, you will have soapy musky scent, a little spicy.

This is in my top 10 worst fragrances. I liked it on first few tries because it was new, and I admit that some people may like it but it is everything else but me. Very hard to describe. I smell something sweet here (almost like chocolate) but also very synthetic chemical note that I hate which makes me sneeze. Its suitable for some 40+ aristocratic guy in formal dressing, but thats it. I dont get anything fresh or natural from it. Definitely NOT SAFE BLIND BUY. Hard to wash off too.

I really like this one, had a few compliments about it, there is something it reminds me and a few others of but i still havnt been able to work it out. lasts an ok amount of time.

Geir Lite (featuring Splenda)? Initially a light cherry soap with just a bit of that same fizzy sparkle. A little anise and cinnamon gives a slight pep, but the underlying wood is a lot sweeter than most of its competitors. The cherry component also gets more and more pronounced as it proceeds. Soon there's really nothing else left except perhaps for some talcum powder, and the sparkle is gone. Even the spices quietly acquiesce to the cherry, in spite of it not being overly strong. If you don't dislike cherry as much as I do, you probably won't find it objectionable, but potentially very dull.

Not bad, from the pyramid list you'd think it smells like everything else but it does have a really stand out soapy note to it ( i think its the orris)
But yeah its a light, refreshing, citrus/woody/clean smell and seems to have good projection as just when i think its totally gone someone catches a whiff!
Definately a springtime scent, i bought it blind and prob wouldnt buy it again.

This fragrance is like that person you pass on the street you're not able to place or that melody you've heard before but can't quite peg: it's evasive but you know you know it from somewhere. Perhaps it's the battle between the lemon and geranium, or the overture of cedarwood which seems to have a place in this the entire time; or maybe it's the mossy, musky combination of tonka and masculinity that oozes out slowly at the finish. A solid but not spectacular fragrance on me (or for my nose), it's brassy, noticeable, and probably a few people will turn their heads if not for the very reason that they THINK they've maybe smelled you somewhere before ...