Barber Cologne Elixir Green

This is a discontinued fragrance that was one of my favorites of all time. I wish I could find this for the price point of say, Elixir Blue, but no way I’d pay over 100$ for this even though I loved it and have a sentimental factor. It just didn’t last long enough. The smell of this fragrance though was unique and somewhat intoxicating/addicting. I’d love to find something similar.

Quizas me equivoque, pero a mi ver. Empieza con un aroma parecidos a los perfumes hugo boos o curve, pero mientras va secando, torna a un agradable y rico aroma k amenos en mi piel dura bastante y no me canso de oler. Su sillage es moderado y se percibe cuando te acercas junto a alguien quien en ese momento lo este usando sin necesidad de repegarte.

Pleasing woodsy aroma that comes on strong,but fades fast after 1.5 hours. I'd rate sillage as moderately heavy, longevity moderately weak.

Elixir Green smells like vintage shaving soap, filtered through a 21st century lens. All the notes are vague iterations of traditional aromatics in a clichéd barbershop fougère, and yes, you could argue that it's a clone of Polo Blue (itself a "clean" fougère-like scent,), only here the trendy metrosexual family man idea seems to work better. I'm unsure of whether its obvious budget and lower quality ingredients are to thank for it, but EG is pretty satisfying in a cheap and unpretentious way. Expect crisp nondescript green, citrus, and lavender notes blended with a tame reincarnation of Edwardian musk and white soap. When all is said and done, this reminds me more of Paco Rabanne PH than anything else, and would make a nice aftershave tonic.

Just got the body wash and it smells like polo blue