Bourbon Vanilla

Very traditional barber shop scent in a good way. I disagree with the review that say short-lived; I applied it this morning and can still smell it lingering. It's a soft, warm scent, comforting. My wife and daughters love it on me.

I took a good whiff of the products in this scent at Walmart tonight. I didn't test this personally though, so bear that in mind. I'm not sure about longevity&sillage. It smells like it would be mediocre - neither abysmal nor great, but I can't be certain. It is extremely nice though, and this smells, to me, absolutely worth the money. It's a woody vanilla, with some really light booze...almost more of a soda (Jack&Coke from a distance?). Sweet, but still 2/3 masculine (I would be comfortable showering with the gel and almost purchased it for myself). Anise sometimes smells like licorice, but it doesn't here. It's a warming sort of scent and smells cozy. Nothing fancy, but a pleasant, easy reach and my favorite from Cemo thus far! The sort of thing you want to spray on your scarf. 🧣

It’s a lovely Eau De Toillette. It’s not insanely strong but packs a decent punch and definitely turns heads when you walk in a room. It’s a very masculine scent but can easily be warm by women that enjoy a spicier fragrance.I recommend layering, it blends well with a more starchy fragrance like Sauvage.. Only complaint is that by itself, it doesn’t last very long as a fragrance. You can expect at most two to three hours before needing another spritz or two. It is however very much a little bit goes a long way. One or two spritzes per application is plenty to get you going. Overall, I have pretty much no complaints.

It's quite nice, at least on my skin. The vanilla and anise are the stars of the show here leaving the cinnamon almost undetected, slight citrus in the backround along with some powdery barber shop nuances in the mid to late drydown. Easy reach in the fall and winter for when you need to dart out of the house. Reminds me of a simplified less woody Eros Flame.

It got added to the database at last! I've had this fragrance for several years now. It was my casual every day wear for a while. It's very nice for that purpose, I like it. It isn't particularly loud and it has mid performance, but it is a nice, soft scent that reminds me a bit of vanilla coke, but not very much of bourbon.

Decent and slightly synthetic burbon anise vanilla out there. I felt like the anise note was such a throw off as it is starting to give it a minty fresh outcome rather than what i was is expecting, at the end it comes out a soft woody and spicy barbershop scent in the drydown (in a good way). Obviously masculine. Has a weak sillage and longevity. The scent profile is somewhat appealing if you are into barbershop things. And for the price i would say it is okay to have as a generic mindless reach. Not bad. Edit: This is a first gourmand-barbershop scent profile i have encountered btw.

This is terrible. Traditional barber shop? Yeah if your barber works in a chemical filled wood mill. This is NOT what a man should smell like. Threw mine away, not even worth 4$

Bourbon Vanilla leaves something to be desired, for me. As a barbershop type, it's very basic with vanilla and anise (with a hint of cinnamon sweetness). Could use lavender, oakmoss and other masculine notes to beef it up a bit. Comparisons to Jazz Club don't make sense as there's no tobacco or booze here. And I know it's a different profile, but the Cremo Spice & Black Vanilla blows this one away. Great price for what you get.

Smells exactly like white tic-tacs