Momentum Intense

This is a recent favorite of mine. I acquired a 5ml decant in a trade a couple years back, wore it a few times and mothballed it. I circled back to it recently and I was much more impressed with it. I burned through 4ml of it in a couple of days. I had to get the full bottle at that point, and what a deal for $30! I have spent so much more on so much less (looking at you Lattafa!!) Opens fresh and green; there's citrus and lavender, which are practically obligatory notes for men's freshies. Much more striking and interesting, is this fresh cut grass accord (likely the bergamot playing with the minty geranium ) over a sugary sweetness that's unlike any other fragrance I have tried. I do not see violet listed as a note, but I definitely detect it in there and it is around for most of the wear. Amber and tonka bean become more apparent as the opening fades. I'm not getting any of that sandalwood, but I feel like it can be an easily missed note in fresh fragrances. Overall, this is a very unique smelling fragrance, it's inoffensive yet at the same time a bit of an acquired taste. It's sweet yet fresh, woody yet green. Performance is decent. For longevity I was getting around 7 hours from my older decant, the fresh bottle is giving me slightly under that, so I would call it slightly above average. Projection is average overall: big for the first hour, by hour 4.5 it's a skin scent. It's fairly linear. I think this fragrance is great for any time, any season, which is not something I say often. I could see this being unisex, it I doubt most people would want to wear it. Not because it smells bad, but I could some people thinking it's somewhat boring, even though it's so unique. Beautiful somewhat simple creation by Nathalie Lorsen and Lalique (yes, Bentley frags are made by Lalique). I've heard this is supposed to be a clone of CH Men, but I've never smelled it. I will be wearing this one more as the months get hotter. It reminds me a bit of Tumi Dusk, although I prefer Dusk, they both have a similar sweet/fresh thing going. Dusk is also like $175 a bottle (pretty insane when some of their others are like $35 on discounters). This will make a suitable alternative for me until I can snag a bottle of Dusk for under $100. All in all, great work: 85/100

Like Omnibird said...this is CH Men (original version). I’ve owned the vintage and the reformulated version of CH Men and Momentum Intense smells like the vintage hands down. At the forefront is that sugar cane sweetness that made CH Men so popular. Longevity is great! 6+ hours and radiates about 4-5 feet. I’ve only owned this a few days but wow am I impressed at the quality. I may also like this more than CH Men as I get better performance and it really captures that sugar cane vibe perfectly which last thoughoit the entirety of the scent. Many may knock this as a clone and not being “original” or “groundbreaking”, but when a fragrance becomes reformulated and loses the essence that made it what it was, how can you knock a scent that recreates the original fragrance but does it better? Update (1/4) I’ve had a few days to test the fragrance more thoroughly and here is what I have found: Longevity: 6-8 hours easily. My skin is on the dry side and it is winter so I would say longevity is excellent. Projection: i initially thought it was about 4 feet but in the supermarket the other day while standing in line I had a guy aske me want cologne e I was wearing and he stood about 5-6 feet in front of me. So I would say 5-6 feet of projection. I had put the coming on about 45 minutes before that. I get wards of this for about the first 2 hours. Smell: throughout the majority of the life of the scent it smells 100% like CH Men’s top notes. Sweet sugarcane manliness. In fact I prefer this to CH Men b/c it retains that opening smell for most of its life while CH Men would dry down to a less pleasant scent. Value: Unbelievable value considering the quality of the fragrance which is very impressive. I do not get an alcohol smell on initial spray. It is an EDP concentration so the longevity is pretty great and projection I would say exceptional since most EDP’s sit closer to the skin, at least on me they do. Then there is the price. I purchased this online for $30. This juice could easily sell for 3x that amount. I would gladly pay double for this fragrance knowing the quality I’m getting. I’ll be purchasing another bottle as I’m sure this price will increase once the word is out.

This stuff is really fantastic to my nose. I’ve never smelled the oft referenced CH Men that seemingly always comes up in discussions of this fragrance. But to me, Momentum Intense has some degree of similarity to something like Memo Paris’ Irish Leather, though much more subtle here. I think the similarity may just be rooted in the heavy dose of ambergris, and any similarity ends after the opening subsides. If a perfumer could reply and let me know to confirm, I would really appreciate it... but to me this seems like a heavy, heavy dose of ambersilk or some other amber-forward iso-e captive. Which means it’s subtle and inoffensive, pairs well with ones’ natural skin scent, and for me has a very addictive amber accord that I just want to dig my nose into. Whiffs of this one in the air are very likely to attract compliments because the amber in the base is just deeply masculine and subtle. Momentum Intense seems to have good longevity but not a massive projection, though it makes up for that with good sillage. Relatively typical performance for an EDP. All of these factors even further make me believe that there’s a large dose of an iso-E relative in here. The composition is really well done, and this one has snuck its head well into the top of the batting order (against all odds) among the plethora of scents in my rotation. Stellar for the price I think this one is difficult not to enjoy. Blind buy potential here about as safe as they come, apart from the 10.4 million blue fragrances out there. Though this one, while subtler, has much more character than those. Give this a shot if you’re looking for something more on the subtle side that pairs well with your natural body scent and can be worn more-or-less year-round. The value proposition here is incontestable.

#458 in my "Tour de Fragrance" Bentley Momentum Intense EDP Batch Code AOA23 = Jan 2023 Did you like Bentley "for Men Intense", but like me, you wish they'd really lose the booze? That's pretty much this, but Bentley "for Men Absolute" is also pretty much for those who wanted For Men Intense without the booze. If you already own Absolute, I think this is redundant. For whatever purpose you have in mind, except for the rummy "For Men Intense" one Bentley EDP is pretty much interchangeable with the other. There are some different notes you can read for yourself, but the overall character of the scents are pretty much differences that make little distinction. All are safe wear in any environment or application and I think you'll be happy with any of them. I'm happy with them all. But I would say read the notes for Momentum Intense, Momentum Unbreakable, Absolute, Black Edition, Infinite Intense, all the Bentley EDPs and just pick one to start. I own them all, love them all, except the boozy "Bentley for Men Intense" which apparently in the last year has itself been reformulated minus the rum, if one can believe the Bentley site, which no longer lists rum in the notes for that fragrance. If that's the case then it also would be a good buy at a great price. If they ever do EDP of the other flankers I'll own all of them as well. They aren't wildly different from each other, but enough that I want every one of them. I don't think you can go wrong with this maker or the price.

This is another Bentley banger! These guys just seem to continually deliver amazing fragrances on a budget and this one is no exception. The only thing wrong with it is the rather dull bottle! Please put it in the amazingly stunning Bentley for men bottles! It's a bit of a head scratcher to start with. With a name like "Bentley momentum intense" your imagining a deep leather and spice refined smell like the inside of a new Bentley car. Ths fragrance is the exact opposite of that. It's a bit floral with a sweetness and powdery scent profile. It's a sort of sweet lavender/violet type note to my nose. Thers a hint of spice deep in the base, but it's hardly noticeable. It does smell extremely luxurious and refined and like you've got your shit together when wearing it. I'm currently in jeans and t-shirt and this definitely feels to smart for that. I think it's very versatile, it's subtle enough for the office, despite being on the sweeter side, but I think this probably leans towards more towards dressing up and doing something special, rather than an every day every occasion spray and forget type do it all. I mean you can get this for £25 - like most of their other options. If you paid £100 for it from some designer house, you'd be happy with it. Blind ish buy safe of you like something on the floral sweet end - but even if you think you don't, this is refined and subtle enough for you to cope with.

Been wearing this for about a year and never get tired smelling this, wearing this. Even after I purchased quite many different fragrances, everytime I come back smell and wear this, this one always gives me satisfaction, happiness. Never owned / tried CH Men, so I cannot say anything about their comparison. But for simple and brief explanation, I’d say Bentley Momentum Intense is sweet ambery that is still safe to wear in summer, at least summer evening with less spray. Yes, Momentum Intense performs very well on my skin. On clothes, it even stays for days. Sometimes I like to hang my clothe that I wore in the day so that I always smell the scent everytime I enter my room or at least walk pass by near it. I also own Momentum Unbreakable and Momentum Unlimited, these 3 are so different imo. Unlimited is more like fresh apple, like Boss Bottled Tonic-ish. While Unbreakable has somewhat its own unique character that makes it also great for year-round wearing. Still, Momentum Intense is the one I choose the most. Momentum Intense suits the best for mature men, for more serious occasion though you can wear it for semi casual semi formal occasion too imo. It suits better in cooler climate, again, at least it summer evening. Signature worthy, planning on purchasing next bottle. 9/10 for me.

Pre-note: I just smelled CH Men in stores and I think this can just remind you of it, but is not similar. Getting that out of the way, I gave this 2 days of wearing. The first thing that pops up to my nose is a soft'green-soft'spicy-floraly-fresh vibe.This slowly transforms in a soft'spicy ambroxan with a slight sweetness that reminds me of Y EDP by YSL. After about 6h this starts to enter a fresh-ambery phase with a tomka vibe to it. Performance is great on my skin : first 2h it projects very good and after 2h it tones down to an arm's-length scent and after 6h it is a skin scent that lasts on me till I wash it off. If you like blue-type fragrances (which I wanted when I bought this despite the reviews which hinted towards a leather scent) that has a slight spicy sweetness to it, this is the way to go. A great fragrance IMO! EDIT: When I sprayed this twice on my neck (constantly exposing me to its smell) after a few minutes I could not pick it up. 4h later, somehow expected this. I put my nose for a few seconds into a bag of coffee and I could pick it up quite strongly again. It is the type of scent that you become anosmic to.

Really beautiful scent this stuff is and yes this is very similar to CH men but also the freshness reminds me a bit of First Instinct by A & F. On its own though it opens up very fresh,semi sweet,airy and grassy and quite pretty smelling!! This stays pretty linear but as time goes on this loses some of the sweetness and it becomes more woody and airy which I enjoy !! I actually prefer this over CH men as it’s more airy and light rather than sugar sweet and leathery! Also performance is great for a cheaper event asit lasts 6-10 with decent projection (nothing monstrous) which makes it perfect for work and could be a signature scent as it can be worn year round for many occasions!! Overall rating -8 out of 10 !! Beautiful smell that’s versatile,different and at a great price !

Original CH Men is correct. A bit harsh from the alcohol for a few seconds but then it becomes CH Men original, not the crap version they are selling now!. Now, I tested this one without really knowing any notes. Weird thing happened after a few hours. I started getting whiffs of something similar to the opening of Aventus latest batches. Checked here and there is no Pinneaple or anything similar. But then I noticed the Amergris....and I guess that is where the similarities comes from. Lasts more than 6 hours and projects pretty well for the first 2. CH Men at the top, kind of deity Aventus at the dry down. And then the price!. So......if that is your taste, go buy it now!!!!.

It has an odd powdery Musky Lavendar drydown which is very pleasent. I think since its not as sweet as everything else on the market right now it can be quite versitle at different times of the year and in any setting. Many of the Comments have compared this to CH Men,Dylan Blue or Sauvage. I have only smelled CH and I get it. Its very similar,but there is something more here in Bently that I like better and I can't put my finger on it. The Longevity was about 10 Hours off 8-10 sprays so that's Fantastic in my book. I remember CH being one of the weakest things I sampled so there's that. The price that this thing is going for makes it a good deal as well.

This is a really nice masculine, slightly sophisticated smell..I cant really decipher what Im smelling, beyond bergamot, some woods, a bit of spiciness and maybe geranium. Some will consider it "safe". (Which is a good thing to me). Although it may be safe, its also slightly different than fragrances like Bleu De Chanel, Dior Savauge etc. This seems like it would be an excellent office scent. Probably gonna get a backup bottle of this soon.

Absolutely love this and I am not sure why, I don't have the most educated of noses but I would hazard a guess at the lavender coming through without going down the toilet cleaner route. Easiest of dumb reaches for the office as it is different from the sea of blue aromas that is the norm without going too exciting. I am young mid-40's and find this completely age appropriate though it could be worn down to late 20's or up towards 60's.

Nose Note #453 Another amazing one from Bentley. It's kind of similar to CH Men and My Land, but different enough to have all three if you love this DNA like I do. Bentley doesn't have this interesting Dior Fahrenheit violet-leather combo that the other two have. So Momentum Intense is unique in a way. I haven't tried the plain Momentum yet. This lasts so good. 9.5/10, just what I love. 100% mens fragrance

Great signature scent. Similar to CH men, which I adore. All seasons all occasions, I like to wear it in the office, where I received some nice compliments from women. Performance is good: it lasts long enough for a work day with moderate projection. However, if you go trigger-happy (8-10 sprays) it will projects very well...and the smell is not offensive at all, so you can do that safely.

7/10 Scent = 2.5/3 Performance = 1.5/3 Wearability = 2/3 Value = 1/1 Sweet and clean, versatile fragrance with some soapy-floral, powdery notes. It is not that similar but it gives me Prada L'Homme vibes, could be less expensive alternative to that one. The only negative would be the performance. Not sure I am getting nose blind to it, but it turns into skin scent really quick.

I've had this in my closet for years, after I used it first time I was like meh... I tried it this year in the heat of the summer around 30 c and I tell you I now get Chanel Allure Homme Sport Intense resemblences, I was so delighted. Maybe it is the skin chemicals doing magic? Can anyone else confirm if they get the same experince of this in the summer?

I was skeptical of this smelling like CH Men, I finally ordered a bottle and to my surprise, it comes very close to it. Percentage? 90% i would say. You can definitely tell it is not as refined as CH Men, but honestly I forget im not wearing CH Men often. It does that good of a job. If you love CH you will love Momentum Intense.

Very nice fragrance. It is basically a concentrated copy of CH Men which is one of the most beautiful scents ever in my opinion. Bentley momentum intense is a thick EDP with lots of amber/ambergris background. Super luxurious yet playful vibe. This is a no brainer for the price (got it online at 35 USD 100ml).

Oh wow! Bentley say thank you to Nathalie Lorson from me. Amazing! Clean and elegant. To me, this is what a white shirt driver would wear. Pleasant, non offensive but expensive and civilised smelling. 10/10 I will repurchase and some back-up bottles. Thank you Lalique and Nathalie Lorson.

This fragrance is art in a bottle, not no synthetic type cheapie. I was more than impressed by the performance, smell and quality. And yes, this does smell very similar to CH Men. Well to my opinion, it smells louder, lasts longer and has slightly more character.

Good fresh smell. Easily get the grassy note which is pleasant. Blind bought it after reading the reviews here, and I would say it is worth it. Performance is not bad for the price point. Good for everyday use. Lastly, the wifey loves it, so it is a win I guess..

Let me start off by saying for the price this is going for this is an absolute steal, this stuff has great performance, is very versatile, and the drydown smells very nice. I will be buying a backup bottle of this very soon. 8/10

Interesting sweet sugary smell. I don't know the original formulation of CH men but I can say this one has similarities with the current CH. As far as performance goes , I would say it is ok, I get about 6+ hours on my skin.

Not strong but smells incredible, and it lasts 10 hours (even longer on clothes). A sophisticated vibe, and perfect if you want to wear something that doesn't offend anyone. Recommended for an office or school setting.

I never like CH men but i like this one surprisingly. Bought it immediately for $25. Very pleasant and safe for all occasions. Very underrated. But Lasting indeed. I really enjoy this.

Very woody, aromatic, oriental, masculine. Signature scent worthy. Can be used all day, all situations. Bentley (Lalique) delivers, they never disappoint. This is sooooo good. Damn!

One of my most complimented scents on 2020, long lasting, and a bang for your buck. What else can u ask for. Did i mention it was made from master perfumer Nathalie lorson A++++

Ngl smells very classy. It will not be everyone's cup of tea but i am glad i bought it. However, It's not loud, no matter how much you spray, and stays for about 5-6 hours max.

Woody and sweet , too luxurious and deserve the bentley name , it's amazing for office but it has poor performance , you should take shower with it. Very enjoyable scent.

I agree with yann33 - this is modernized version of CH MEN,elegant and classy.Longevity is well past 6-8 hour's,sillage on my skin is excellent,such an underrated scent!

It's a sexy fragrance with character and sharp contrast between sweetness and freshness in. It's not too loud but it's enough for kind of cologne that is. Overall 8/10

Another great creation from Nathalie Lorson. She is a superstar. Love her brilliant taste and love this fragrance very much. Bang for the bucks, absolutely.

Really good and very versatile. I put it up there in the great value rankings. Gets better and better with age. It's a gem for value

CH Men clone in all the good ways. Only missing the leather note. Either way, I Love it.

First off, understand that this is absolutely, positively NOT anything close to resembling Dylan Blue, Sauvage or any such thing. I'm not familiar with CH Men, so I won't even try to go there. What it DOES resemble (to me) is Light Blue Eau Intense -- and funny enough, both the men's and women's versions, due to different aspects that come out in the dry down. I suppose there is also something of that floral/fruit/spice balance from Givenchy Gentleman Only in there as well. So basically, it's a collection of familiar "crowd pleaser" accords from proven products, thus definitively formulaic if not clonish in some way. The opening can be really confusing, as it seems to hide a lot of its evolution behind something that strikes me as a bit acidic (think sweet tarts acidic) and more floral than anything. It's a less grating and sweetish lavender with just enough citrus and geranium to veil the 50 shades of synthetic "ambers" that follow. Actually, this part has me almost convinced I’m picking up violet and pepper notes, though neither is in the notes list. In the dry down, there is an interplay of sappy sweet amberwood, ambroxan (not ambergris), bergamot and white musk that immediately evoke D&G Light Blue Eau Intense for those who know it. Not exactly, but close enough to draw comparisons. Further in, more of the elemi peeks out, which brings an almost fizzy, sweetish light woodiness - reminiscent of Light Blue Eau Intense for Women, or perhaps Secret Temptation for men. This is the very definition of inoffensive, if that's what you're gunning for. The whole is not bad in general. Attractive, versatile - all the things people say about your average "blue" type frag, but more dilute than I'd like it to be. If I were to give this a name, I suspect I might call it "Light Blue Not s'Eau Intense for People." It's decent and leans unisex, but derivative and weak -- and utterly disappointing when you consider the normally brilliant Nathalie Lorson put her name to it. Performance is "moderate" in all respects, more or less. Overall it's worth about what you'll pay for it through online discounters, but not much more. It's pleasant enough, but why settle?

I bought this blindly based on a number of positive reviews and because hey....that's my name. It instantly reminded me of CH Men. CH Men's trademark is its sugar accord, which smells sweet, fresh, and aromatic, almost like the sugary smell of sap from a maple tree or on a pinecone. Momentum Intense employs a very similar accord as its central note, and almost feels like an attempt to copy CH Men. The difference is that Momentum Intense comes across a bit earthier, woodier, floral and dry. Also, the addition of geranium here adds a bit of a cold, bitter-dry spiciness which adds a dimension of seriousness that's missing form CH Men. You could also say that Momentum Intense is more reserved as far as its projection or strength, as it demonstrates a moderate, tempered restraint. In some ways it seems like a more mature version of CH Men. However I don't necessarily mean that as a compliment, because just as it lacks some of CH Men's more youthful vibrancy, it also loses some of its charm. On its own, Momentum Intense would be a very nice scent, it's just hard to compare it to only itself when it has such a recognizable and popular predecessor. It smells nice, and seems to keep the best part of CH Men in tact without adding anything that clashes with it, or ruins it, so it's a pretty good fragrance overall. But it loses points for originality. Thumbs up, but since I own CH Men and CH Men Central Park already, I don't have much use for this.

The top is the expected Nathalie Lorson wizardry, here with a quite high vibration. Sheesh the first 10 minutes are nose singeing with a sort of mock intense peppermint. That's Lamiaceae. The lavender, pepper and ambrox nods to the first Sauvage in impact. You basically take 15 dollar sports scents, amp them, zhuzh them up and add a lux vibe if you can manage. Do you want to pay 120 dollars or 20 dollars for that? Momentum isn't warm and cuddly, it's metallic and urbane. It has obvious green odours from nature but Geraniaceae like Lamiaceae can have metallic, cooling tones. Bentley is English gentlemanliness but this is no gent's club in Mayfair or grand country home. This is fragrance worn in shiny steel towers in the City and Canary Wharf. If there is any lux it is lux found in gleaming towers, sports cars rather than Bentleys, posh gyms, casinos and corporate skyboxes in stadiums. It may have sweet and flowery tones but it's masculine. I love the top but it sometimes gives me a headache. Spray lower on the body. It's not a glorious fragrance, it's all business and determined. The Geraniaceae and Lamiaceae endure to the dry down but I find the base unremarkable and a bit sludgy.

The Designer That Acts Like Niche (and Its Genius Hack) Solo: A masterclass in modern aromatic style. It opens with a crisp, luminous burst of elemi and lavender, evolves into a green-rosy geranium & tonka heart, and settles into a powerhouse base of radiant amberwood, sandalwood, and musk. It’s sophisticated, bold, and lasts 10+ hours. A top-tier designer scent. The Game-Changing Layer (with Rasasi Egra): This is where it becomes legendary. Egra’s icy violet leaf, juniper, and spruce don’t clash with Momentum—they elevate it. Together, they fuse into a single, monumental Fougère. The Result: An ultra-aerated green-aromatic opening, a complex earthy-spicy heart, and a dry-down for the ages: a deeply mossy, woody, ambery masterpiece with incredible 12-hour longevity. Verdict: Solo, Momentum Intense is excellent. Layered with Egra, it’s transcendent, creating a custom niche-quality scent for a fraction of the price. It’s the ultimate open secret for connoisseurs. ;)

I consider it to be a good scent on it's own, so that's before you compare it with CH Men and start looking for something you smelled in that fragrance years ago. it strikes me as a perfect date and dinner scent, as it projects just enough to be noticed by someone who's sitting very close to you. it's also a great choice when you're watching the game in pub surrounded with your buddies. outdoors? nah. workspace? maybe, since it has good longevity and it's fitting for those that don't really want to stand out unless, again, someone comes very close to them. I'd say it's mostly for spring and fall and I reckon any man can wear this, regardless of age, so when you take the smell, performance, versatility and price into account, there would really be nothing to regret about if you decide to blind buy it. I'm thinking about getting Momentum Unlimited as well. same price, but the looks of it makes me think it's more for summer days than this one is.

It's unoriginal and uninspired but also just as much versatile for both year-round and any occasion. In other words, perfect when you're 'burned out' and not in the mood for controversial and challenging scents. I haven't tested it long term but it's definitely not as loud as some popular edts & not 'beast mode' by any means. Yet, as a clean & refined skin scent it lasts for sure more than other cheap options within this dna / category. THE SCENT itself is in the realm of invictus / le sel d'issey / aqua di gio... if you don't know what CH smells like, which I don't. All in all, this doesn't come with a wow-effect but you also won't collect any occasion strange looks. Got this for some reasonable €20 so with the ever increasing designer fragrance prices in mind, I won't ask for much more than this.

I Own both CH Men and Bentley Intense. I can see the similarity that everyone talks about. They do smell similar. I think that Bentley Intense Smells like a Stronger, less refined version of CH Men that is more singular in its notes. I think that Bentley intense is a good everyday fragrance that can be worn year round. Its clean, but not a freshy. Its sweet, but not to sweet, and it has that Ambroxan/Ambergris/Amberwood Smell that seems to be popular in mens fragrances right now. I think that the dry down smells the same as the opening, and I think that is a combination of the lavender, and the Amberwood/Ambergris with a little creamy sweetness from the sandalwood and Tonka. This all works as one cohesive smell from start to finish.

I always buy perfumes as gifts and I always remember how much did one cost and to whom did I buy it for. it's been around 4 years since I bought this and I remember thinking it was a very good deal in those days, but man, things have really changed when it comes to pricing. this was around 26 euros, now it's close to 50. Montblanc, Versace, Lapidus, CK, Aramis (!), bunch of cheappies I used to see on Notino in those years are gone or they simply cost way more so they aren't even cheappies anymore. they basically got replaced by bunch of weird Asian perfumes, which I often like tbf, but I still find the whole situation funny. looks like my family members and friends will have to get used to tacky bottles and oud.

Definitely a ch men clone lol 95% similar 5% differences : the oriental vibe is missing and this one is more mature bentley adds the 212 grassy vibe but takes out the oriental suede/sweetness vibe of the og all in all momentum intense is a fresher more mature ch men so if you like/love the og this one is 95% similar all year rounder inoffensive (i dont think the og was offensive anyway) green fresh spicy weak performance on me, maybe needs to masster*ate for a minute

This scent is edp .. but performs like edts!! Scent is beautiful!! It’s light sweet woody (sandalwood).. initial pepper note settles to warm cashmere This scent twists n turns like anything So it can not be judged in first hour .. you need to wait atleast couple of hour that’s when the ambergris comes into play !! Beautiful beautiful fragrance!! Very mature and deep !! Definitely a summer scent so mix it up with a crisp white shirt !! I wish this scent last longer !!

I'm wearing this for 4 days now and I appreciate the scent more and more. The elemi in top notes makes the Bergamot+Lavender feel both watery and luxurious at the same time which grabs attention. Also this won't scream too much but it will get noticed, especially with more heat and humidity. Longevity 4-8hrs on clothes. More body heat, quicker drydown and projection expiration. Even if you don't sense this on yourself at a point it continues to smell clean and cozy!

I get the Dylan Blue vibe but it does not actually smell like it, maybe it's the sweet ambroxan. I never smelled CH for men so I can't say any anything about that. Longevity is quite good 7+ hours and the smell.. well it's modern and if you want to have a spring maybe even summer fragrance it's a good buy. As a modest collector I must say it's redundant, Bentley for men and the Intense flankers ar by far the best buys from the budget line of Bentley fragrances.

I never owned the vintage CH Men, but this smells great on its own. Versatile scent, signature worthy and for roughly $30-$40 it’s a safe blind buy that can be used in any environment or occasion, and the performance punches slightly above its price point. Better performance than many designer EDT’s. It doesn’t smell too mature, or too youthful. That said, I think any age group could wear this. Pass on the original and go for the intense.

Got some compliments off this What I can tell you about it: - Lasts about 6-7 hours on me (and I spray it both on skin and clothes) - Women especially seem to like it - It's cheap so pretty good value for the price - Works in pretty much any scenario, even for the gym if you wanna stand out a bit - Didn't really like it at first but it grew on me - I don't think this could offend anyone in any way

This is sweet, pleasant and has some projection power. I imagine others will smell it off you and they will enjoy it as well. In fact, they may enjoy it more than you do since I believe this is one of those fragrances that has beautiful projection where those around you can smell it more than you can. For the money there is a lot of bang for the buck and I definitely recommend it.

This is one of those rear days when gambling pays off by blind buying this piece of art! Momentum Intense Bentley is one of the top 10 most complemented and sexy fragrances that I own in 2021. Modern Uplifting Young Price around $ 30 only Scent: 9/10 Sillage: 8/10 Longevity: 9/10 Complement: 10/10 Deserve to be anyone's next signature scent.