Azzaro Pour Homme Wild Mint

WOW This is amazing stuff! The reviews on Fragrantica and YT are very devided between people who like it and people who don't care to much for it. I blind bought Azzaro Wild Mint because it is not available in South Africa and since I'm fairly new in the fragrance game I thought it would be a good buy for something different while I'm expanding my collection. (No need to buy similar stuff when you're starting out). Best description on YT was Max Forti's channel, check it out, my reactions were quite similar. This is the perfect balance between mint, fruits, and patchouli. You definitely get the mint and the chocolaty vibe from AWM, but the calypsone (does smell a bit like watermelon to my nose) is really the peacemaker in the fragrance and will keep anyone guessing what the lovely smell is. The day it arrived in the mail my wife and I had a female guest over for dinner. I was already late from work for the dinner date at our place and when I arrived home I quickly took a shower and literally just opened the box of Azzaro Wild Mint and gave a little spritz on my chest and on the inside of my elbows (since it was a blind buy and I did not want so offend anybody if it was not to their liking). Fast forward a few minutes, the female guest kept mentioning that our apartment smells nice, whilst looking at our humidifier blowing out some essential oils. I kept thinking that she was maybe smelling me, but made nothing of it. After 10min she interrupted us mid conversation and asked who between my wife and myself smells so lovely and that she wants to buy herself a bottle. My wife said that she wasn't wearing a perfume and that it must be me. What followed was a long conversation of AWM and fragrances in general. It's not the first time a received a compliment for smelling good, but that was the first time I could see that it bothered someone to the point that they needed to know where it was coming from. I have it on today at work, the longevity is good and the sillage is so comforting I keep smelling my arm. Kudos to Azzaro and whoever made this scent. EDIT: My wife did not know I bought AWM and did not make a big fuzz about it, whilst the our female guest went on about it. So before I left for work the next day whilst greeting my wife (still in bed snoozing the alarm) a gave her a spritz of AWM on her wrist. When I came back after work I was so impressed with the longevity and how well AWM performed I wanted to let my wife smell the inside of my elbow,, she literally interrupted me (before knowing what I wanted to say or have her do) and told me how lovely my new scent was that was on her arm that day.

Azzaro Pour Homme Wild Mint captures the feeling of a great summer moment, blending refreshing and comforting notes. At first spritz, it greets you with what can only be described as one of the most beautiful openings in the realm of summer fragrances. Imagine a blend of mint-chocolate ice cream mingled with a gentle sea breeze; refreshing yet invitingly warm. As the fragrance transitions, a woody blend surfaces, complemented by an earthy patchouli that adds grit to the experience. This isn't just any patchouli; it's a dirty, moldy version that gives the fragrance a unique character. A hint of coconut also comes through, but it's the outer shell, woody and less sweet, rather than the milky inside that one might expect. The fragrance takes a final turn, evolving into a chocolatey end note. Described as herbal, aromatic, and slightly balsamic, Azzaro Pour Homme Wild Mint surprisingly maintains a linear scent profile. Despite its captivating blend, it falls a little short in sillage, offering a more personal scent bubble. However, it compensates with decent longevity, making it a reliable choice for those long summer nights. While some might find the mint aspect slightly toothpaste-like, it doesn't detract from the overall experience. It's a lamentable fact that this fragrance is now unavailable, making it all the more a treasure for those who managed to get their hands on it. I don't think it's worth it to overpay for a second-hand stock. All in all, Azzaro Pour Homme Wild Mint is a memorable scent of a fleeting summer — ephemeral yet eternally unforgettable. Opening note: 9+ Sillage/Projection: 5 Dry down: 6 Longevity: 7+ Blend/Composition: 8 Versatility: 4 Uniqueness: 7 Value for money: unavailable Bottle design/Aesthetics: 8+ Overall experience: 7+ Blind-buy rating: 6+

I love the smell of mint. I love Wild Mint. Contrary to most below reviews, I find mint to be by FAR the strongest note in this fragrance. It's more of a "juicy" mint (almost like the smell of mint jam or even Julep premix) than a straight mint plant growing in the garden (as in Etat Libre's You or Someone Like You). The truth is, Wild Mint, as with most in this line, is at it's heart a designer fragrance that will fit in just fine with the rest on the perfume counter. If I had to compare it to another fragrance it would be a minty green version of Versace's Dylan Blue. People around you will enjoy the scent and you will enjoy it yourself if you are looking for a different take on a popular genre. You'll fit in with the fragrance zeitgeist but with a unique green twist to the popular blue fragrances. The drydown gets noticeably woody. The scent lasts 8ish hours and projects well enough. I believe it shines in the heat where the mint jumps off the skin. Decidedly masculine. I don't think this will be too artistically impressive to those of us who have tried hudnreds of fragrances. I do know that it's something I truly enjoy that is mass appealing and wont smell exactly like the next guy.

As per new trends, fewer notes are listed here. It starts fresh with mint and lemon for me. I get a very good feel of high quality ingredients here. Juicy fresh opening lasts a good time and then it settles down a bit. Dry down still remain juicy with subtle sweetness. I find it quite close to Mancera Soleil D'itale which i also own. However MSI is complex in a good way and has even higher quality. But overall, Azzaro wild mint is a great summer scent (not a typical blue scent) 8.5/10

A beautiful fragrance! Kudos to Azzaro for creating this one. I’m very glad that I got it, and for a great deal as well. One must really like mint to like this fragrance.. go figure. Performance is pretty darn good. Opens with a super fresh mint smell.. then as it dries down one gets a bit of patchouli. Get it while you can!

I'm addicted! The perfect blend of a woody, green forest full of growing "wild mint." I personally don’t find that this smells at all like toothpaste. Those that do must be using some high-end gourmet paste! I just love smelling this in the air on people. More of you need to be wearing this!

This is a great fragrance. Outstanding price, great longevity, and decent projection. Its a very fresh mint but it isn't JUST mint. The dry down is unique, wear a white shirt fresh out of the shower, spray this a couple times and feel like a million bucks, but for only $30!

Very refreshing mint based scent and no it doesn’t smell like toothpaste It should be easily loved but not by everyone The longevity is good mostly linear scent though it’s not a bad thing in this case

very very lovely juicy and STRONG mint and herb creation and creamy and AZZARO wins again!!!!!.....all noses are not created equal!!!!!!!....lol....scent 8.4....strength/long. 7.5 CIAO !!!

This definitely has coconut! I can clearly get coconut and sandalwood with mint then settles into a gentle iso e super/ambroxan mix. Clean and unique for sure. Great buy for the price!

I can't understand comparing with Kryptomint. Totally different scents. Wild Mint smell like Pina Colada with mint. Really nice Scent. Really original Scent. Like it 👌

Smells like wanted. Honestly not nothing new.

In the midst of all this enthusiasm for Wild Mint right now, I thought I'd throw in my perspective because there seems to be a great deal of conflicting information out there. Kryptomint? Chocolate? Mint Gum? Performance? Vetiver? All that jazz... But first thing's first - I wouldn't consider this a mint fragrance, so if you're looking for some lasting mint to layer with, this ain't it. And no, it doesn't smell like mint gum. Instead, what I get is a sweet, fruity-fresh fragrance that, to me, bears a striking resemblance to....(brace yourself) ADG Absolu. You read correctly. When you first spray it on skin, the mint is obvious and definitely similar to Kryptomint for the first minute or so; but whereas Kryptomint develops into a thick backbone of chocolatey plasticine, Wild Mint goes in the direction of an aromatic melony shampoo from Bath and Body Works. The key thing to know is that the mint is NEVER alone, but always held together by that fruity calypsone. Within about 5 minutes, the mint dies down by a factor of 10 and out comes ADG Absolu. Strangely enough, I find it considerably more appealing than the Armani (although less complex), and with just a touch of mint in the background. It's rather SWEET, generic-fruity, and even a tad warm - wonderfully pleasing stuff at this point, despite smelling 100% synthetic. Less than 1.5 hours of very decent projection later, the overpowering fruitiness fizzles and the mint (and everything else) becomes slightly more obvious again. Vetiver? Patchouli? Pine? Nah. It's basically a single underlying mustiness in the background along with the sweet, and almost minty shampoo fruit. But it's barely noticeable at this point, just a muddled "I used to be mint" nothingness, like the fog over a pool of water in the early dawn. That basically lasts for another 6 hours if you really dig your nose in, but total perceptible longevity on me is about 4 hours. I'm sure you could do better on clothing. And as far as elegance, it's about as elegant as a 13 year old on a child's ride at Disneyland. You want attention? You got it bud. Here's a wah-wee-pop. Overall though, I still think it's an improvement over Kryptomint, and despite a few sarcastic comments, I DO enjoy the bulk of the stuff. But it's by no means a classy Guerlain-esque mint fragrance paired with lavender for a dapper gentleman. Instead, it's basically the level headed and scrawny younger brother of Azzaro's Wanted - modern, playful and completely in-line with today's popular candied aromas. Bathroom product worthy. Scent - 7.5/10 Longevity - 6/10 Projection - 5.5/10 Overall - 6.5/10

Azzaro, I cannot love you.. Now I’m no fragrance elitist. My collection is full of designers and mostly cheapies at that. But you are a house I just don’t find interesting at all. Proceed with this review with this understanding, dear reader. “Wild Mint” must be a euphemism. I’m not sure what exactly for, as this fragrance is neither wild-in the “raw nature” or the “crazy” sense- or very minty. Crazy Cascalone might have been a better name. Or maybe Synthamelon. This smells a lot like the watermelon Jelly Belly, you know the one with the green outside and red center? Sweet candy, a bit fresh and fruity green with a red candy center. I don’t smelly any realistic mint in this, or patchouli either. My 11 year old son loves this, but even he said “dad, it doesn’t smell like mint though.” WM is a paragon of olfactory vagueness: an offering of pleasant, shower gel, sweetness without any actual detectable notes. This whole new Azzaro Homme line is fun, appealing, and a bit gimmicky with the one-note themes and colorful bottles. I’ve caught and released three of them now. But they are getting a bit of hype at the moment, and I don’t think they’ll hold up well over time. It’s not a bad scent at all, though, and I can understand it’s appeal. I just have far more interesting and better constructed similar fragrances in my collection to keep a bottle of this. I’m sure I’ll find it a loving home. In the mean time... Wild On!!

This smells good but if you - like me - don't want redundant fragrances don't buy this if you already have Le Male Eau Fraiche Superman edition, or similar minty or aquatic freshies. The mint and ozonic/aquatic qualities are almost identical. To me Le male, LM may be just a smidge sweeter/less aquatic and has better performance and longevity but only slightly. Patchouli is listed as a note for Wild Mint, but i can barely tell its there, i smell a very faint patchouli or it just might be a ghost note since i saw it listed here on fragrantica. Bottom line is this is a fresh minty/sweet/ aquatic scent. The mint is not toothpastey but kind of gourmand/bubble gummy/candy minty. The aquatic/ozonic character is very noticeable. This is fairly unique to me in that it only smells like one fragrance in my collection of about 50 fragrances (le male eau fraiche). If you have a very large collection, or have sampled a lot, than its highly likely this will be a familiar smell and generic. One last observation after 1st wearing of this fragrance: it lasted a long time on my skin. it projected about 4 good hours and settled closer to the skin for 10 plus additional hrs, granted i had to bring my nose to my wrist to smell it but it was still there.

Mint - Piney Woods. With an aromatic backbone of the original Azzaro Homme DNA peeking through occasionally. The mint note in Wild Mint sits somewhere between the artificial Hugo Iced and the natural Amouge Beach Hut Man or Enclave on the natural smelling mint scale. While this fragrance really works any time of year, I think it also makes the perfect Christmas fragrance because of two of the main accords. Come December when everything evolves from “pumpkin spice” to “peppermint;” the smell of mint often has a strong scent association with Christmastime for me. In addition, Azzaro’s Wild Mint also carries a strong woody, piney almost tree sap accord which I associate with, you got it, a freshly cut Christmas tree. My favorite of the five Azzaro Sensual Blends collection. Anytime, any season, any place fragrance that I happen to love this time of year! Rating 8/10

Mint and chocolate with a mens cologne vibe. Mint is the crisp and cold leafy kind at first, loosely and I mean LOOSELY comparable to Guerlain's Herba Fresca. The mid is similar, but less complex and exciting than Kryptomint. Calypsone is in the far background giving a melon vibe, but is not overtly melony. Mint becomes muddled later on, but is still present in the drydown. The chocolate feel takes over in the deep drydown where it becomes it's own unique fragrance. Not refreshing nor cloying. Imagine opening a smushed york peppermint patty still in its wrapper after sitting in the back pocket of your abercrombie jeans. Overall has an exceptional opening and a lackluster drydown. I have mixed feelings, but it is enjoyable.

This has an Andes mint chocolate vibe in the opening. Yes it does have a subtle fresh Azzaro Pour Homme touch as well. But it's cooled down and smoothed out enough to be in the background only. Mint and chocolate powder notes are the main players. That said, there is also a fresh sweet unidentifiable note that leans towards pear but isn't pear. leans towards some kind of melon too. The really soft understated Azzaro Pour Homme vibe ties it all together somehow creating a fun green mint and chocolate melon vibe. Fun fragrance. Not serious or overpowering. This is a mint you can wear in cool weather. Nice fragrance from Azzaro. Nothing great or incredibly unique ... but quite nice.

If you don't like mint, you will hate the opening of this fragrance. If you don't like aquatics, you will hate the drydown of this fragrance. Personally, I do like mint, and the opening of this fragrance was a joy. Fresh, clean, not very sexy but that's not why you go for this kind of scent. Unfortunately, within about 45 minutes this settled down into, basically, Nautica Voyage with the occasional whiff of Doublemint gum to take the place of some of the ocean notes in that one. It's fine, but I feel a bit like I bought a false bill of goods based on the presentation. I would feel okay wearing this casually, but I wouldn't be excited to do so.

Let me start by saying that I am not a big mint fan, but I have been impressed with this very affordable line, so I decided to try Wild Mint. I am glad I did. Mint is the star of the show for this one. The opening reminds me of Thierry Mugler's Kryptomint, then I get a thin mint type of scent as the chocolate emerges. It is pretty linear on my skin from that point. A slightly sweet mint with hints of chocolate. I get moderate projection and longevity on my skin. A very unisex scent that works well in casual or formal attire. If you like mint, you should try this one.

I blind bought this just to have a fresh mint cheapy in the collection and I was pleasantly surprised with the overall value of this fragrance. I have read that it smells like toothpaste and I can understand where they come from however I sense much more of a natural herbal mint. Would recommend blind buying if you just want a long-lasting subtle minty fragrance for occasional use.

Good God, I love this one. The lasting time is decent, but the sillage is a little weak. The scent itself makes up for that though. It opens extremely minty (fresh mint leaves), and the dry down is like one of those Andes chocolates some quaint, nostalgic restaurants used to give you after dinner. It’s just fantastic! Comforting if you will.

Local sexy lumberjack eating minty chocolate and walking by a riverside.... But this is just mine associations. Don't expect anything too exciting or complex like A*Men Kryptomint of Mugler. This one of Azzaro is more on minty toothpaste side. :)

I really like the sweet minty notes but they die down very quickly leaving only a weak smell which i can only describe as green. But it is cheap and smells and performs good for the first bit of it.

Fresh, green scent. Very delightful at the beginning & the dry down is peacfull with great projection and longevity.. Excellent summer fragrance.

Azzaro wild mint smells fantastic great mint chocolate fresh , great value .

8.3/10 Solid green fragrance. Very refreshing and it projects like crazy.

I'm kinda conflicted with this one ....sometimes I'll catch whiffs of it and like it sometimes not so much, I don't get how others are saying they don't smell mint in this one because there is plenty of synthetic spearmint to go around in this to the point it smells like you rubbed yourself down with a stick of spearmint gum and the spearmint stays from beginning to end as it dries down you can kinda get the patchouli in the base but it is faint, I think out of all the Azzaro sensual blends this one is the one that projects the most and last the longest which in a way is unfortunate considering all the others in this line are much more enjoyable ....I wouldn't suggest buying this without trying it first or unless you had to have it like i did to complete the "line" which isn't a good reason either

Coconutty Mint. I tried Wild Mint (WM) hoping to find a fresh, invigorating mint fragrance. Something in the vein of Carolina Herrera Virgin Mint or Hugo Boss Hugo Just Different. However, WM truned out to be mint laid on a bland woody & coconutty canvas. Moderately fresh, not invigorating. Mint, wood, coconut. The smell is, unfortunately, generic. Like a blend of common fresh & woody fragrances. I hoped for more, especially since the original 3 of the Sensual Blends (Amber, Leather, Pepper) were great, the notes looked promising, & the green-&-black bottle is beautiful. Hopefully, Ginger does better. I don't see Wild Mint surviving the discontinuation axe for long Neutral-to-warm weather wear. Youngish crowd. "OK" & pass.

Smells pretty synthetic. As noted below, this smells very toothpastey/mouthwashy. Chocolaty mint. Almost a bit nauseating. I like mint in fragrances - all the deeply mentholated Drakkar Noir DNA fragrances out there (I have six), Creed Viking, Virgin Island Water, Diptyque Eau de Minthe, etc. But this is a bit nauseatingly and loudly synthetic. If you like that then fine. And this does not smell much like Mugler A*Men Kryptomint. It's a bad comparison.

This Fragrance is honestly not really worth the money. I absolutely love mint in fragrances and in general but this fragrance just smells super synthetic in a very bad way. It’s very sweet but in a children's toothpaste type of way. I really wanted to love this fragrance but it’s just mid.

This smells pretty unique and different and I’ll give them credit for that. It has a very earthy smell that’s not really patchouli or mint. May not be a big compliment getter but definitely smells nice in the air

It's ok, mint gum as a clean italian fragrance. Nothing really to talk about, the price is ok.

Okay so Wild Mint by Azzaro. I always blind buy as I am from a remote town. I was excited reading and watching many positive reviews. Plus I like mint in a fragrance. Sadly, this is not for me. Yes it smells minty, not the chewing gum but crushed mint leaves (also, vegetal-like; similar to Lacoste Elegance, but quite intense). Minty strong initially which I am okay with it. But the next stages when it was blended with other notes, that made the difference; synthetic mesh added with some spicy, earthy and woody feel. If there is cacao or an impression from the patchouli note, it was faint. I do not find it sexy at all, so were my friends feedback. It just smells, average. In fairness, it has an above average projection and very good longevity (longer close to skin). But it is nothing special and no wow factor for me. The bottle, box and color were impressive though. But I got tired of it easily after 4 full wearing and sold it cheap to a town folk. My friends told me it is very strong initially (paper and my skin and their skin) so be careful on the trigger (2 sprays max). If you want more, do it 30 minutes before heading out. I asked them, should I keep it? They all agreed: Sell. Compliments? Zero. For anyone desiring some mint based fragrance, I will simply recommend: ADP Colonia Club, Heeley's Menthe Fraiche and Guerlain Allegora Herba Fresca and Mentafollia. It is not a safe blind buy. Don't be like me, with this cologne. Trust only your nose, the noses of the people around you (if you do not overspray). Most reviewers online, even here, me included, may just mislead you as I have been misled with their take on Wild Mint by Azzaro. My rate: 2.5/5.00

Wild Mint, has an old school scent vibe, straight out of the 70s/80s. A YouTube fragrance reviewer name, Casual Fragrances has a review of Wild Mint that is spot on. The mint note smells like tooth paste, and the green notes smells exactly like one of the cheap pine tree scented air fresheners for cars. The patchouli note does provide some creaminess and body to the fragrance, but the cheap mint note and pine note overtakes the patchouli note, ultimately giving Wild Mint the scent characteristics of a $10.00 cologne. Wild Mint is one of those yucky fragrances that'll make you want to shower shortly after applying because of how cheap it smells. There are far better inexpensive mint smelling fragrances on the market to consider. The Azzaro Pour Homme line is underwhelming. Overall: 4/10

Very disappointed. This does NOT smell like Kryptomint (which is MUCH MUCH MUCH better). I seriously don't get how people smell chocolate at any point in the wearing of this cologne. On clothes it smells like a minty toothpaste. On skin, it's almost fruity, like watermelon and mint. Either way, it smells CHEAP and NOT GOOD. Performance is very bad too. I can barely smell this stuff. Maybe that's a good thing. Let me be (Anne) frank with you folks for a minute, mmmkay? This is crap. Yup, go ahead and thumb me down. I would choose Kryptomint over this 7 days a week. If you're going to blow $30 on an Azzaro cologne, I would recommend Azzaro Pour Homme Ginger Lover. It's ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE better than this dreck.

Smells quite synthetic to me, and I don't get too much mint. My nose is sensitive to calone and other 'aquatic' aromachemicals, though, so YMMV. If you like green mint and enjoy the Acqua di Gio line, then you'll probably like this. It's still a cheapie, though, and it's nothing amazing.

What mint? It smells like dill pickles all the way into the dry-down. The mint is barely noticeable. They should have named this fragrance "Wild Dill". It smells pretty gross. No compliments, only complaints. I don't like it.

I’m a mint lover, and I do not enjoy this. I assumed this would be fresh and minty, but it is quite literally mouthwash. Try before you buy, even though it’s cheap!

I like the mint, it's really nice and fresh and fairly natural smelling. However the Patchouli note and the sea notes are just off putting to me.

This is so bad, has a really boring mix of mint and something as ambroxan and it reminds me of fad and common fragrances like sauvage. Hate it.

I effing hate this release. First- peppermint/mint is my favorite note of all time so I was excited to try this. SPEARMINT is the main mint note. I despise Spearmint as its a spicy tangier sour WEAKER mint leaf. There's a reason Spearmint gum is its own flavor. Mentholy Spearmint mouth wash is what I mostly get from this, which could have been saved with heavenly springy herbal notes similar to vintage cool water. INSTEAD they mingle melon and fruit into the mix. Spearmint and melons!? Oh god WHY. How tacky. SO instead of a peppermint spring scent I get a spearmint summer melon scent. How rude lol. You just couldn't resist making this a sweeter modern juvenile scent could you. LUSH cosmetics invented an intoxicating mint scent that combines peppermint, apples, and clove called 'Demon in the shower'. Minty herbal spice. OR even Givenchy Simply irresistible cologne- that peppermint sesame patchouli mmm. That is how you make a mint scent. This scent is bland, lacks depth, & I smell 2 notes tops. These reminds me of a bootleg cheap unisex body spray Walmart or the dollar tree would sell to people that can't afford to run the window A/C unit. Named on the shelf something tacky like 'Mint paradise'. Or even some kind of spray included with a mattel Barbie doll. This release is truly embarrassing for how cheap juvenile and unisex this smells. Does the art and practice of masculinity even exist just a LITTLE bit anymore? There's an art to making masculine scents aimed at men- YES fragrances have genders that's a part of the art of them. I never in my life thought a mint fragrance would piss me off as much as this one LOL. I truly am a sucker for mint. Azzaro; You could have turn the A/C dial on paid $50 extra on the power bill but instead you opened the window and smacked us with free hot air. 'Wild mint' REALLY AZZARO? Come on. More like wild mess. Not even getting a 1 from me. 0/10

Blind bought this one and had about a week. Big mint fan, Cartier’s Roadster being one of my favorite fragrances. I thought I’d add a comparison here that I didn’t notice in previous comments, but I feel would give other blind buyers a good idea what they can somewhat expect: the original Palmolive dish soap. Yes, the green liquid Palmolive dish soap. If you have it around the house open the cap and smell. Wild mint’s scent is quite similar. Not saying that’s a bad thing at all. Palmolive is our go to dish soap, one reason being for the smell. Wild mint will come off less soapy and a bit more sharp. But if you smell the soap, I believe it will give you quite an accurate depiction of Wild Mint’s scent profile. Just an initial impression but thought I’d post. Usually I wait till I’ve worn a fragrance inside and out before posting. But due to the affordable price of Wild Mint and others likely pulling the trigger blind as I did, thought it would be worth while to post. Good performance for this fragrance, projection and longevity. Don’t believe it will get me as many compliments as other fragrances in my wardrobe, but certainly not an off putting/daring scent either. Excited to wear this one more and see how it goes.

One of the pour homme sensual blends quintet line members by Azzaro is Wild Mint which was launched in 2019. It’s completely green and aromatic, yet the fruity-aquatic and woodiness vibe in this fragrance are important too. Wild mint starts up with beautiful notes of fresh citrus and a green cooling minty smell. After a while, the main player becomes Calypsone that displays a strong aquatic and fruity vibe. It’s like a salty-sweet contrast, something like calone but fruitier and sweeter. I got a woody accord in the middle too. It feels like walking in a wet forest beside tall coniferous trees, while mint and patchouli warp around your legs! Wild mint is a fair choice for men in spring/summer with moderate performance.

It's pleasant, it's probably nothing that will put you off...however, the sweetness in it will grow thick and almost tiresome after a full wearing. I don't get any of the comparisons in the "reminds me of" section above...KryptoMint- not at all. Invictus- no way. Lacoste L'homme Intense same thing. To me, it has a similar vibe, to Le Male Le Beau especially in the opening. They're different fragrances for sure, Le Beau has more of that coconut, creamy sweetness where as Wild Mint is, shocker...more minty. In the opening, the 2 share that coconut vibe though...but then it quickly dies down in Wild Mint and after that it really just smells like you cracked open a pack of green Orbit gum and took a whiff...

The biggest mistake in my fragrance journey! No, not buying it. But selling mine off. I wish I could go back in time! lol When you're in the mood for a decent mint fragrance that doesn't entail all these overly citrus notes. This guy was great. Listen it wasn't any reinvention of the wheel, but it definitely wasn't any type of slouch. Mint is there from the beginning to the dry down. Now that is just to my nose. So take it with a grain of salt. Is it worth the pick up? At this point personally while it was great when I had it. It's not worth the money people are asking for it. But if you can get it in a trade, or under $75 do it! Don't pay anything more you will be upset.

I’m always a sucker when I hear Mint! This isn’t an expensive brand by any means. And it’s not a sweet mint like as in the vein of Kryptomint. More of a Geranium PM mint on a budget lol.. Wasn’t super impressed to be honest. Not because it was cheap. Maybe because it smells cheap. I have plenty of cheaper scents that doesn’t smell that way. But this one?...Well this came in a series a “collection” of different ones. Maybe another one of those are full bottle worthy on a budget...Maybe I’ll wear it again another day in another temperature & update

A blind buy for me, smelling minty is fresh & clean in my opinion. The performance on this one is terrible on my skin, while the opening is quite what I was expecting a "synthetic" pepperminty toothpaste. I am using this as a home early morning scent - 2 hours and I hardly smell weak traces of the scent, glad I didn't pay much ... certainly will not buy again if I run out. The name is catchy, possibly why some of the youtube "reviewers" gave this some thumbs up.

This is by far in my top 5 best blind buys. This stuff is a mint masterpiece! The scent gives off a mixture of candy-like mint and natural mint(my guess that is from the patchouli meddling with the mint that is in here) plus al.ost like a touch of pine. Performance is above par This stuff will be in heavy rotation with me and I will even go on a limb to say with this lines new found popularity,I expect these to become the THE cheapie hits for 2020

Just unboxed and applied. I can hardly smell this scent. Is there really mint? Slightly. Is there patchouli? Slightly. What is calypsone? I dunnno. My guess is that this fragrance is going to need time to settle down. Armaf Milestone took two months to mature. I'm unimpressed. There doesn't seem to have any smell at all. I will update later this summer to give my opinion.