1881 Men

AN ADMIRABLE BARBERSHOP FOUGÈRE 1881 Pour Homme is an underrated fragrance. You can easily buy it online for around 20 euros (for the 100ml bottle). It is one of the aromatic fougere beastie mode fragrances from the 80s that is still being sold today; thank goodness, because it would be a shame if this Cerruti masterpiece were no longer available. Cerruti is still releasing flankers of this EDT. The last one I tried is 1881 Signature for man (from 2017), a fantastic leather scent that sells quite well. ABOUT THE SCENT It's difficult to divide the evolution of this fragrance into top, middle and base notes. I perceive it as a scent that changes very little. Green notes such as cypress and moss are clearly present. There is also a really pleasant woody blend of pine and sandalwood. Throughout, it is fresh and dry and very masculine. You can easily tell that this is an established and classic barbershop scent. It was released in 1990, which to me is not a bad thing. It is a timeless classic that still lingers very pleasantly in the air. In terms of character, it goes with down-to-earth men who exude respectability, the kind of trustworthy men who keep their word. Not necessarily square, but for me a really nice fragrance for natural men. It opens with a very bold and powerful green-fresh vibe. Even in this lively opening, it can't deny its Mediterranean roots. Bergamot and, above all, 'green' galbanum exude a cheerfulness that soon gives way to a spicy, resinous blend of juniper, thyme, cyclamen and cedar. I know exactly this accord from another fragrance that you would never spontaneously associate with 1881 - Aramis New West. The middle notes ensure that this fresh green vibe lasts a little longer, with a very pleasant vétiver, softened a little by ylang and rose. The base notes of pine and oakmoss ensure that this fantastic fragrance remains masculine and green until the very end. While the leather note in the finish underlines the bitter, melancholic flair of "New West", 1881 seems warmer and sweeter, making it the more wearable fragrance. To add value to its low price, the fragrance has a beastly longevity, easily over 12~14 hours. Three sprays are quite enough. For more sillage you can over spray a little - 4 sprays not more. Aesthetically, the bottle is more than acceptable and it has a very good sprayer. Overall, I get similarities to both Aramis New West and Boucheron pour Homme. Different fragrances but evoking the same feelings. 1881 is indeed a very nice and unique juice. MY OPINION: Once again, great fragrances don't have to cost a fortune. What you get here for a few bucks is simply magnificent. 1881 is a truly beautiful summer refresher in the best Italian style. MUSIC: Charles Aznavour - "The Old Fashioned Way"; better still the original French version "Les plaisirs démodés"

This is truly one of the best bargains in perfume today. I first purchased it some twenty years ago and still find it a welcome respite from some of the loud and obnoxious fragrances that seem to dominate these days. 1881 has lost a little of its depth over the years, but still retains a timeless appeal. Smelling it today, it still feels difficult to carbon date this stuff - it could have been released in the 1950s or last week. In a way, 1881 feels like an amalgamation of classic masculine scents - things like Eau Sauvage, Lauder for Men, Balmain. And somehow it just sings! From the herbal opening through the rosy balsamic heart and into the evergreen drydown, this perfume reminds me of my 1980s youth but doesn't feel stuck in time like certain other hallmarks of the era (Drakkar Noir, anyone?). Some people may find this hopelessly dated, but I disagree. It evolves and breathes like a classic perfume but never feels overwhelming. It feels not entirely French, but not quite English either. It seems appropriate that Englishman James Heeley released Cologne Officinale a couple years back - which is very similar. It has the same subtle character and a clean/dirty balance that's really appealing. The Heeley is great too, albeit about 4x the price. And yet I always come back to the Cerruti, which reminds me that not all great perfumes have to cost $200 a bottle. Every refined guy should have a bottle of this hidden in a closet or in the bathroom vanity. I'd also love to smell it on a certain type of woman, on whom its androgynous charm would become more apparent. You can snag a 50ml bottle of this for less than $40 and I find it more appealing than many perfumes at three to four times that price. 1881 is just a versatile and virtuous classic. It pairs equally well with a tweed suit as it does with jeans and a t-shirt.

This is pretty good. Not that it's one of the best but I really think it's one of the most badass scents out there. I got a Tyler durden buzzcut which the hairdresser fucked up but when I was thinking of which scent goes with that all I could think of was this. It's not the most masculine scent I know it's quite laid back while being very masculine... the spray is garbage though. It's got the most badass masculine notes really pine and cypress together, pepper, oak moss cassia, juniper and vetiver.... and then in the heart it's got one of the most exclusively feminine notes which is ylang ylang. This had the potential to be one of the best like Lapidus but maybe due to quality it can't be or maybe even because of the composition. It's pretty good though I like it. I wouldn't call this one of the best fougeres in the market though like the other dude here has(he's welcome to his opinion) maybe one of the best fougeres for the price and maybe one of the best traditional fougeres because if you count in lapidus and Fahrenheit then this has got nothing on those. Maybe creed should clone this... then that would be one of the best fougeres. Let's get creed to clone this so we can buy the Armaf clone of that. Sounds genius!

I picked up 1881 Men about a decade ago, when I was just starting out. Coming back to it now feels like opening a time capsule from the 90s, when men’s fragrances had a very different idea of freshness. This is a largely linear composition built around a green, woody forest accord. Pine and cypress are front and center, wrapped in a noticeable powdery softness that was much more common in that era. It evokes the feeling of walking through a damp coniferous forest, slightly humid, slightly cool. Despite the listed notes, I don’t really get much in the way of florals. What stands out, especially from today’s perspective, is how unapologetically green it is. No sugary ambroxan haze, no loud synthetic projection tricks. Just a calm, slightly dusty, aromatic woods profile that wears close and steady. Some might call it dated now, and they wouldn’t be entirely wrong. But it represents a style that has largely faded. For me, it’s still a classic. Not because it tries to compete with modern releases (if anything, something like Lauder for Men (1985) might feel relatively closer to today’s tastes), but because it reminds me of a time when fragrances like this were the norm. Rating: 8-8.5/10

I love this scent. Bought 100ml back when it started getting hot, ~May IIRC. Almost empty now. At first there was a weird note, almost virtual. Something just bothered me. Reminded me of Lapidus in some sense, making me think it was a poor choice. After the first day day I stopped getting that note. Then some kind of bitter/green note made me obsessed. I still don't know enough about fragrances to articulate but I assume it's at least partly the juniper because it reminds me of gin. There are of course multiple layers to the scent but this dimension of it has had me obsessed. I'm definitely getting the 200ml next, probably multiple bottles. I just love this when it's hot. I'm also moving Boucheron and Lauder up to the top of my to buy/sample list due to the comparisons. A woman I know I always thinks I'm wearing Kouros when I wear this. Idk what that's about. I don't get the comparison at all. But noting it anyway because she's been consistent.

One of my best discoveries. I smelled this in the 90's from a classmate who never shared his secret. I have worn Christian Dior Eau Sauvage in the 80's and this reminded me of it. Last year, after looking for CD Eau Sauvage, the sales assistant said they were out of stock. I was offered to try Armani PH, Diorella and 1881 Cerruti which has similarities. My brother wears Armani PH, so no. Diorella is interesting which l may get another time. Then 1881 Cerruti brought me back to the 90's where most men started wearing the new trend - sweeter, lighter, aquatics. I wore them too but tend to maintain classic style fragrances. So this is what l chose. My former classmate saw me and said l really smelled good and reminded him of the 90's. He asked me what l had on me. I replied - secret, it is a classic cologne from the 1800's. He became so interested but puzzled. He got what he deserves. This will permanently stay in my wardrobe.

Man this is so satisfying. While it's obviously heavily rooted in 70s fougere territory, this is a 90s fragrance through and through. For all the woods and greenery, there's a transparent quality which alludes to its fresh and aquatic contemporaries of the time, and so I really don't get the people calling it outdated, I could see this being popular among the freshie crowd. Wouldn't be surprised if there's a dash of calone or some other marine aroma chemical doing its thing somewhere in the composition, could be wrong though. However, it's played off incredibly well, because where Cool Water, ADG and L'eau D'Issey were synth bombs (not necessarily a bad thing), this comes off convincingly and beautifully natural. It's only downside, which is actually very disappointing; I barely get 3 hours out of this. Must just be me though because I see people report all day longevity quite often, so I'll let it slide.

I order this as a blind buy 2-3 years ago but i never smelled it actually. today, i noticed that this was created by Martin Gras, the nose that did Lapidus pour homme. Lapidus was my perfume late 80s and early 90s so i decided to give it a try...and i was impressed. this is a classic, definitely a classic male perfume. this was the smell of a man in early 90s, the clean smell of a man before the aquatic scents dominate everything....these days, all perfumes are created around acqua di gio and 1 million...if you see almost all releases, are around those two perfumes....and some other woody perfumes but nothing special. Cerruti 1881 men is what real mature men should smell...all others latest releases are children games for adults. The longevity and projection are amazing. The fragrance itself is a clean fragrance with lots of wood and herbs. Very attractive but definitely, not for younger crowd.

I honestly wasn’t planning on buying this at all. I went perfume shopping, casually testing bottles, when I stumbled on 1881 and it instantly clicked. Fresh, clean, citrusy, slightly powdery, with that cold white crispness and a subtle smoky backbone. Exactly my type of scent. I finished a whole bottle in a month and already picked up the 200ml (which I’m sure I’ll fly through too). The opening, dry down, and the way it lingers after a long workday just works. All-season, easy daily wear, and honestly signature-scent worthy. Timeless classic vibes. It even reminds me of my uncles. I sometimes layer it with Bois Impérial for extra woody depth, but it’s perfect on its own too. What really says everything: I took a break from GFS by MFK because of 1881. And that says a lot.

I wish this was stronger. Basically have found my holy grail. As a man this is most what I want to smell like. Fresh in a very classy and masculine way. Understated but powerful under the surface. Not fresh in the way a modern aquatic or citrus bomb would be. This is green, herbal and mossy, with a pine and vetiver backbone. The standout note here is definitely the juniper. I haven't seen anyone else compare it to this, but I get a touch of Sung Homme here with the juniper top note. I don't get Boucheron Pour Homme at all (I own that one)...that's more warm and powdery, lemon-forward. This is COOL and refreshing; feels like air outdoors in the Spring or Autumn in a fragrant herbal field next to a pine forest. This is the epitome of the "babershop/aromatic fougere".

Man, this is nice. A timeless fragrance. It has a fresh earthy-vetiver opening, and then dries down to this wonderful warm woody oakmoss/cypress/juniper smoothness. It's almost almond-like. A shower with soap. The frosted bottle design reflects the fragrance well, because the 'feel' of this scent reminds me of warm steam coming off rocks. Very natural and relaxing. 1881 CERRUTI is one of my favorite scents... The dry-down is out of this world. The scent is extremely present and lasting without being overly-strong. A smooth and classy fragrance. --------------------------------------------- SILLAGE: good LONGEVITY: great SCENT: fresh/earthy BOTTLE: classic/natural PRICE: average OVERALL: 9.5/10 ---------------------------------------------

I've had this on my wishlist for a couple years now but I never got it because it was similar (according to Fragrantica) to another bottle I already had (Boucheron Pour Homme EDT) I love the Boucheron though and this style of perfumery so I went ahead and got a tester. I should've just got the bottle years ago, this is a great variant on this style I love so much. The Boucheron is powdery/elegant/refined while the Cerruti is greener/casual/laidback. I think that's a benefit as it's much easier to wear and more versatile for everyday use. Boucheron is what you wear when you're in a suit, Cerruti is jeans and a t-shirt. Cerruti fragrances are sold for very little money but have extremely high scent qualities, great brand. Recommended.

It's a forest-y perfume. Forests with flowers. A huge blast of juniper and citrus introduced a grand troupe of notes. To my nose the scents are well balanced - not dominantly piney or herbal and equally floral during the first half phase. During the drydown, it gets a bit more bitter towards patchouli and woody vibe. In comparison, it's similar to Boucheron homme (the latter is more citrusy and soapier or less green and woody). For spring, summer and fall. Masculine. Vintage and classic. Not quite for young tastes. Outdated? That depends on how one experiences capricious trends. sidenote1: I'm stepping into middle age; sidenote2: most compliments I received came from middle-aged men esp. doctors.

So I bought this a year ago wanting something old school- green- and barber shop like.. I decided to wear this today being cooler and rainy.. And wow!! I’m soo blown away.. with soo many other awesome fragrances in my collection this one has gotten forgotten about.. Forget no more!! This is going to be a staple in my spring summer rotation.. This is exactly what I picture Ireland to smell like.. I never been but if I were to go I’d bring this with me.. The opening is citrus-floral the mid is musky and the dry down is soapy.. the dry down is really nice and clean.. and this bottle design is really nice and the atomizer is incredible.. for 25 dollars you can’t get much better! Overall 7.9/10

This perfume stepped into my life as a gift from my partner who couldn't bond as much with it as he wished to. I already loved the bottle as it promised a timeless, clean, and refined world. I adore this scent even more than its siblings created for female users: they are too fruity to me, while this one is delightfully woody with a touch of herbs. It does remind me a bit of classic aftershaves (which I'm a huge fan of as well) at the opening notes, and then it turns into a fragrance that I can only describe as something that belongs near the ocean. This perfume reminds me of an afternoon spent at the beach on a sunny summer afternoon. I wear it as a unisex scent.

Ez egy jól megkomponált klasszikus illat, legalább 25+ éveseknek javaslom, nem egy fiatalos parti illat. Az egyetlen bajom van vele hogy nem elég tartós, 2-3 órán át érezni kellemesen utána elhalványul. A projekció körülbelül fél-egy órán át tart ki, utána elég gyorsan halványul és csak testközelből lehet érezni. Érdemes felfrissíteni 4-6 fújással 3 óránként. Az ára nevetségesen jó, ha sikerül kifogni egy tesztert akkor 5-6 ezer forint körül megvehető a 100ml, a bolti teljes ára is 7-8 ezer huf magasága. Hasonló árfekvésben csak a Jaques Bogart illatok tudják verni tartósságra szerintem. Illetve a nagyon édes vonalon a Joop homme, de az már másik kategória.

Just the best. Sparkling crisp citrus chypre and a perfectly modulated piney herbal fougere in one. Not dated, not too strong. None of the limey, sweaty leatheriness of the old citruses (Eau Sauvage, Moustache...), and none of the dank stuffiness sometimes found in the oakmonsters. Just clear, cool, kind, and in full stereo. I think it's perfect. And personally, it's a lot closer to Diorella and Eau du Sud and Quartz and O de Lancome than Eau Sauvage and Boucheron. The former are fresh-wet citrus-forward chypres. The latter have sour "leathery" businessman notes. If Diorella and Patrick shared a slow dance outdoors at dusk in summer, it'd smell like this.

This fragrance taught me that the best scents are the simple ones, in my entire collection this somehow got me the best compliments . Its not necessary a unique or rich scent but id rather say classic and simple especially at my age of 20yo when everyone around go for sweet scents i didnt really give this fragrance a chance but once i did ... im signaturing ( idk if that’s a word ) this one forever. Woody fresh aromatic with a spicy opening, the dry down is a sweet inviting clean scent which got me so many compliments. The sillage and longevity arent BEAST MODE but id rather say theyre good. Underrated fragrances definitely gatekeeping this one.

For Barber shop enthusiasts, as the era evokes, 19th century manicured facial hair, a nod to the past, an earthy fougere that has a beautiful green herbal Drydown, then gets fairly soft and inoffensive. It's even currently highly rated among young modern bearded hip cat's, chasing classic barbershop vibes, well dressed and representing a time outside of modern luxury with a manlier classic appeal. Sometimes it's the theatre of the whole package that makes a scent, it's interesting that it perfectly encapsulates a modern counter cultural movement and some people just think its dated rubbish. They have no idea of the otherside of the coin.

Just tried it and absolutely LOVE it. This is not an informed review, but a spontaneous, immediate reaction. For reference, I own roughly 60+ fragrances and tend towards fougeres, chypres, citrus freshies. I'm not into sweet modern frags nor animalic beasts, and veer more towards old classics. This smells like a classic barbershop frag with just the tiniest touch of 70s animalic powerhouses, opening with stunning citrus/bergamot and drying down to beautiful pine and lavender. I'll give it a better take after some time, but wanted to capture my initial impressions right in the moment.

Give yourself a dose of confidence and masculinity by wearing this fragrance. Describing this fragrance as old and outdated is like saying mustaches are outdated for men. This fragrance represents the classic man, full of masculinity and testosterone, but with a romantic heart and a velvety side. A low-priced fragrance that offers great value. A remarkable pyramidal scent, starting from herbal and spicy to green fougere, all the way to mossy, soapy, and (manly powdery) Scent: 8.5 out of 10 Performance: 8 out of 10 (it is good for you and people around you, no hard, offensive scent)

What a fragrance, smells like the best of what early summer 90's and late 80's had to offer! The note breakdown is stunning & really makes you realise what time and effort went into shaping this back in the day. It's so fresh and uplifting but also has this great aromatic herbal green spicy side up it's sleeve at the same time. The dry down smells of uber mature masculinity and stays a skin scent for good few hours. Young people wanting sweet bubblegum profiles just go away and come back when you grow some chin hairs like good little boys. No guy over 40 will dislike this.

I bought my bottle of Cerutti 1881 in 2016.I remember smelling it in the early 90's and loved it,but somehow in the shuffle of life I forgot about it ,then could not find it for years. I always had 2 -3 bottles of frags lying around and in 2016 I started my real frag journey. I went to a shop and saw this and a week later bought it.Loved it years ago and still do. My bottle is from 2011 so it is strong and lively and the bottle is a work of art,the kind you keep once the bottle is empty. One of the best Aromatic/fougere type scents ever,no mistaking how masculine this is!

I’ve just bought a gift set with 100ml EDT and 75ml deodorant for the princely sum of £21 on EBay. This was an offer I could not refuse. The scent is slightly different from the 90s formulation but still close enough to appreciate. Longevity is good on my skin, I reckon at least 8 hours after 3/4 sprays. Bang for buck this is out of this world, completely inoffensive and pleasant, and suitable for the office. Would suit 30 and upwards gents and can be worn all year round. Best in summer and warm climates as it’s fresh/green.

This is my favourite fragrance ever . Very masculine mature scent and also very simple which it got me a LOT of compliments, it has a bit harsh opening a bit bitter if i can say but it settles down quickly and the wood,citrus combination pops out and make it very fresh and addictive . For the longevity i spray it about 6-8 times and it stays on me for +6h with a very good projection ( people did smell me from 4-5ft away ) . Scent : 9.2/10 Sillage : 8/10 Longevity : 8/10 Would i repurchase it : definitively Blind buy : 7/10

Green-ish/citrus-y/floral-ish juniper-centered fragrance with support of vetiver and woods. Ooooooh my gooooodddd what a fantastic thing!!! The only downside is its poor projection on my skin, but for such a beauty, it's a joy to overspray! Not sure why I waited so long to get my hands on it. A linear, simple but stunning classic, that any collector interested in something else than the usual aventus and sauvage should own. Classic but timeless. The current pricing is a steal, what are you waiting for? Warmer days, 30+

You know a fragrance is well blended when it's hard to pick out the notes. This one has a top note of a citrus blast, lavender, bergamot, and some pine that fades quickly. It leads to a middle that melts into the bottom with cedar, some vetiver, oakmoss, pine and some sandalwood. Unfortunately, this 1881 fades quickly so spray twice. It's a classic fougere that will remind you of the popular men's fragrances from long ago. It's like taking Drakkar Noir and making it "bright" and fresh for a great masculine fragrance.

I had always seen this fragrance growing up and never paid much attention to it and I only added this to my wishlist recently when I discovered that this was a creation by Martin Gras who created possibly my favourite scent of all time in Ted Lapidus pour Homme. On first impressions, this is a heavenly smell, a classy, fresh, woody, clean smell that has no right to smell as good as it does at its pricepoint (I paid £28 for 100ml in SuperDrug UK). Martin Gras RIP, my personal fragrance hero. An olfactory genius.

Puts hair on your chest. Nice presentation with the frosted bottle and a beastly sprayer. It's in the vein of the 70's and 80's style juices while remaining fresh, youthful and updated. Nothing off putting here. Reminds me of the way I felt when I wore an early 90's formulation of Stetson to a school dance in the sixth grade. Makes me feel like a man. If you want a taste of classic mens fragrance without all the animalic smokey putrid crap that makes all the others smell dated, start here. Cheap as cheetos.

As a younger male, surprisingly, it's great. Personally, I absolutely love this fragrance. Foresty-Greeny-Soapy scent that has hints of that classic male smell. Such a nice casual scent that you can wear while traveling, walking, working and everything in between. As somebody who lives in a woody / green area this fits in well with my environment while giving me that masculine scent boost. For £16.80 this is an absolute steal and I couldn't recommend it more. Gem. 10/10.

Cerruti 1881 might not be my signature, although I certainly used to wear it much more than I do now, but it still is my default springtime fragrance. I would challenge anyone to find a better value traditional masculine fougère. This is quite simply a reasonably priced, moderately commercial scent that is actually far better than it might seem. It's just really well-balanced green, woody fragrance with enough depth to keep it interesting and make me smile.

This is one of the best perfumes of all time ! Classic and old school style , It smells so good and very pleasant. It opens up with like fresh soapy citrusy, green and floral notes in the background then dry down is musky woody. It is perfect for the spring and summer. The art of bottle design is very beautiful. I really enjoy it and I love 1881 Men Cerruti EDT . I'm so happy that I have it in my collection. Bravo Cerruti ! Two Thumbs Up. Rating : 8.5 / 10

In my local perfumery, this cheapie classic would always be relegated to the very bottom, dusty shelf of the display, in the shadows of the more trendy, generic and desirable fragrances. It has always been my duty to place the bottle in a more prominent position in the hope that someone will notice and try it instead of the more obvious choices. I have no idea if my ruse has ever worked, but I will keep doing it. A little Italian masterpiece.

Classic 'barbershop' scent, but great. Very versatile and can last in the cold weather with more sprays. Great for the price you pay as well. Scent: 8.5/10 Sillage: 4/10 (Sits relatively close to the skin very quickly) Longevity: 5/10 (okay, 4-5 hours, nothing beastly but average) Price: 8/10 (If you can find 100ml under £25) Overall a very nice masculine barbershop scent. Performance and sillage are okay but great for the price you pay.

I deeply love the herbal green opening It's an aromatic fougere, so it needs time to take it all in. To those who smell it and repel, (Moss scares some noses, try to go with it, it's still fragrance, not Grandpa) give it a try over time, it's complex and beautifully deep green and fresh to begin. Then light and fresh flowery on the drydown. It's very well done, especially considering it's price tag. The sport version is very nice aswell.

I don't know if this is made anymore--I doubt it. But I just picked up a bottle recently and it's phenomenal. It doesn't last a long time and doesn't project well, so if you're looking for something that's BEAST MODE! then look elsewhere. But this has a lovely, classic, fresh scent that's more nuanced than a lot of more modern freshies. This could easily be someone's daily scent, but it's probably best for the spring and summer.

Ok I finally tried it. It's not Lapidus but it's still a 5 outta 5. It's very unique and full of character which I expected. The performance might be weak but the spray definitely has low quality and it shouldn't considering it's actually more expensive than Lapidus. I had heard it's similar to Royal Water and even though they're not that close it's a good way of thinking about it if you're blind buying.

Masculine, classic, sophisticated. There is a lovely green, pine, freshness to this which is absolutely lovely, and dries down beautifully. Good for day-to-day wear, leans on the formal side, I love to wear this with a nice classic blazer. Deceptively strong (on me), so I tend to use it fairly sparingly. Used to be my signature, and I may go back to it in the future...

I really love this one as I'm a huge fan of the more classical, ol' skool, masculine fragrances. I like the clean, fresh, manly vibe I get from this, and performance is excellent. When I wear it, I do feel a very slight headache coming on so I have a feeling it may be one of those perfumes that trigger migraines in more sensitive people.

Such a good, classy, masculine fragrance. It's slightly old school, but not dated. Long lasting and perfect for hot weather. When I asked my wife if she like it she said, "Yes! Those are the kinds I like on you the most!" Win for me since I love it too. This is a good one for someone who is looking for a cheap, classic scent. Go get it.

Superb!!! Of all the barbershop perfumes,it is the most modern and easy to wear nowadays. Classic,clean,fresh, soapy, elegant and eulogies to him can continue... Someone said below that the bottle would be ugly...total untrue!!!it is built perfectly for the juice in it.And at the price it sells we shouldn't even find a flaw😁!

Comfortable classic dry down with piney, floral & woody notes. For the price tag, shorter longevity of 3~4hrs is OK. I'd love to sniff the vintage version before a few reformulations, where KOLs describe as denser & more intense, avoiding the need for constant reapplication It is one of the best classics in my shelf

For the fougere fans this is a must try. Three piece safety razor & a nice lather type of fragrance. Value for money, the current formulation performs really well. It's classy, elegant and can be worn anytime of the year. I'm halfway through the 2nd 100ml bottle, will buy again for sure.

I like its dry-down notes fresh, musky and woody. It's durable for smelling repeatedly. You might not fall in love with its scent at first sniff. However, as time goes by. It shows its charming floral scents in a hidden way. It's not offensive but sophisticated, elegant and fresh.

An elegant perfume with a classic scent, similar to Dollar Paris in the middle and base notes only. It resembles old perfumes such as barber cologne. Its price in Iraq is only $33... The perfume comes with a code engraved on the base and on the box. I have version 3177c ...2023

Among the so called "old school/barbershop" cologne this is the only one that i succeed to wear and love. Especially in the dry down when the crisp bergamot takes over the floral base, so refreshing and uplifting. Masculine without doubt, best suitable for the summer season.

When you first smell it you just feel like walking through a spring field in the middle of April. That green-ish smell is very pleasant and quite uplifting. It reminds me of a picnic with your friend or lover far far away from the city and deep into the nature.

The nicest summer green scent you can buy. It's cheap, fabulous smelling and long lasting too. I've clocked this 5 hours later on my skin. It's age is irrelevant. It's still good enough to compete with everything else out there today.

My favorite Classic frag this far. I'm in my 30s and I'm already almost done with my first bottle. If you are tired of modern boble gum sweet frag this might be something you should try. Edit: Just got done with my Third bottle.

Pretty good fregrance. Some complain that it is not very strong, and it isnt, but with 6 sprays, you are guaranteed to be felt for more than four hours. Its very unique and fresh, certainly not a classical summer fregrance.