Winner

The product is really good - posh EDT smell you like and everyone likes it! I just bought it for everyday work use for £10. Its all well worth it. Lovely scent, original and long lasting!

The opening is fire, hard hitting melon/grapefruit aquatic smell, all synthetic with tons of alcohol. The drydown occurs very quick at 30 minutes leaving a super generic musky, watery citrus which smells like cheap soap but not too bad. After 2 hours the scent is completely gone but if you smell your skin up close it starts to smell like weird halva. Very poor performace and sillage, to be honest it is not good and smells distinctly cheap however not a huge loss as this is the cheapest fragrance you can find. The opening seems convincing and likable but any time past 10 minutes it is not pleasant. Smell: 4/10 Longevity: 2/10 Sillage: 3/10 Uniqueness: 3/10 Value: 8/10 Overall: 4/10

Devoid of any uniqueness this fragrance is a blatant homage to Paco Rabbane Invictus. That is fine, however the issue is pricing. In Northern Europe it costs anywhere between 15 to 30 EUR for 100ml. Cheaper than Paco Rabanne original, however obviously lacking in potency. Lidl (supermarket) chain has a fragrance called "Essence Winner" which costs around 5 EUR for 100ml. It gets compliments, and moderate potency. It is beyond my comprehension why some of fragrance makers join the hype "vagon" without adding something unique to the formula. Axis tried an easy cash grab with this one. Did not quite worked out apparently.