The One Pour Homme Eau de Parfum

Not bad, definitely a lighter take on the DNA compared to the old EDP and the EDT. It is spicier on initial spray with more citrus. It feels crisper and the spices definitely present more. I won't comment too much on longevity or projection as I've only tried it in stores but I'm very familiar with the DNA and have owned almost every release from the line. This is definitely better suited for daytime wear and use during the Spring and late Summer compared to the original EDP/EDT. The one complaint I have (as alluded too in the opening statements) is that it doesn't feel as rich or sweet in the opening compared to the originals: Overall, it's a solid release and I do feel like it will perform better than the original while also being more versatile. It may be redundant in the opinions of others, but this is not in mine. To me, this feels more like a successor to One Grey than the old EDP. This is also a very good thing in my opinion as that was a criminally underrated release. The final comment that I will make, in closing, is that I believe this should have replaced the EDT as it wears much lighter than the old EDP, although I understand the problems that would potentially create with the old formula EDP having anemic performance in comparison. Update: after trying this in store and my wife falling for it, I ended up buying a full bottle. Longevity is good at around 8 hours, albeit with average projection after hour 1. This wears just fine in early Spring. This does develop and get sweeter as you wear it, not quite to the level of the Parfum (which gets VERY sweet) but it can definitely hang with the old EDP in that regard. This is much better than the old EDP in longevity and projection and has the added bonus of being airy enough to be worn in mildly warm weather. This also has a strong resemblance to the legendary Luminous Night flanker in the late drydown, I did not get this similarity with any of the other The One flankers and I've owned every single one except Sport

The One Pour Homme Eau de Parfum (EDP) is a citrus, amber, and woody fragrance. This new version of The One line (now Pour Homme instead of for Men), available in an EDP concentration, has a citrusy and slightly spicy opening, somewhat reminiscent of the EDT and EDP versions that were "for Men," but the citrus accords are more prominent and last longer. As time passes, the characteristic amber and tobacco DNA of The One line becomes apparent, but as mentioned, the citrus notes, instead of fading, remain almost on par with the amber and tobacco notes, resulting in a very balanced scent that offers greater versatility than the previous EDP version. Once it reaches its drying phase, some woody notes of cedar and, to a much lesser extent, patchouli are perceived, but always present until the end of its development are amber and tobacco, giving fidelity to the style of this fragrance line by the designer Dolce & Gabbana. Basically, this new fragrance rebalances the notes of the original The One For Men EDP, giving a greater concentration to citrus notes, but without losing the essence that characterizes the line. It can be worn for various occasions, from the office to nights out, romantic dates, and more. In terms of longevity, I found it to be better than the previous EDT and EDP versions, lasting almost 10 hours, but the sillage remains very subtle, staying close to the skin. Compared to the previous EDP, it retains some common elements, but it's more herbal and less spicy.

I don't think I've ever gone out of my way to try any of The One's. I've watched and read many reviews on the EDT and all of the flankers but never got my nose on them. I'm sure I've walked past people and smelled it on them but not realized what I was smelling. I like my frags to be strong and robust....hence my screen name (also my favorite cigar size). Poor performance sounded like a big issue with The One which is a main reason why I never sought it out. I don't know what prompted me to pick up a bottle of The One....perhaps it was my curiosity. I blind bought a bottle of what I thought was The One EDP but was instead The One Pour Homme EDP. I didn't realize the mistake till about 6 months after I bought it because I purchased this in the summer and never really gave it a full wear until recently in the colder weather. I can't speak for the EDT or any of the other flankers but the Pour Homme is phenomenal! It has this toasted marshmallow and amber vibe that is VERY easy to wear. I wore this to church over the weekend (3 sprays on my sweater and 1 spray on each side of my neck). I sprayed it on at 9am yesterday and can still pick up on my sweater almost 24 hours later. This stuff is gorgeous! Cheers!

This is my first time actually smelling anything from the line and I understand that this is not representative of the old formulations. But this is a big like! The projection is not that fantastic but it seems to last quite a long time. So long lasting intimate skin-ish scent profile. Good for date night, or dressed up. Could easily work on cooler summer days or more formal summer events. Very dressed up though, not very playful. Reminds me a bit of TMW parfum but more dressed up and serious. Can't find a good price at discounters for this one. I suspect it's gonna be a success though. It survived both my gym and multiple handwashes so I would say the longevity is perfect and what you expect for an EDP, just not a screaming scent more of an intimate flirtation. The orange and grapefruit is rather fleeting but provides a nice fruity citrus facade. Tobacco is prominent but it's not a cigaretty-tobacco more fantasy-like tobacco. Like a romanticized cigar smell.

unfortunately, as much as i love the scent itself, the performance really doesn’t live up to expectations. on my skin it lasts around 3 to 4 hours at most, though it does linger a bit longer on clothes. because of that, i don’t really see it as something to wear regularly, more like a fragrance for specific or special moments. if anything, i’d say it works best for dates, those situations where someone is close enough to actually appreciate it. in that setting, it can come across as very elegant and inviting, which is honestly where it shines the most. luckily, mine was a gift, but even then it’s hard not to feel like it’s overpriced for what it offers. it should have a projection and longevity that match its price point, and it just doesn’t deliver on that. kind of a shame, really. i’ve actually stopped using it for a while, hoping that somehow the performance might improve over time, maybe with a bit of luck.

First impressions, I like it, in fact I like it a lot.. The opening is surprisingly close to the one grey, but with orange rather than grapefruit and not quite as bright. It dries down closer to Edt imo.. I've always liked the smell of the Edt and grey (grey I still have) but the performance is terrible. I need a few more wears to judge performance on this one, but it definitely lasted past the 6 hour mark on first wearing! Which is a definite improvement. Another improvement (maybe not as important) is the atomiser, much better! I like the fact it's very versatile, I just wouldn't wear it on very hot days, not that we get many in the UK.. Price wise I got a 100ml for around £80 ( I have a membership at the fragrance shop) Judging by this one, I definitely want to get my nose on the parfum, but that can wait till the autumn...

Simply fantastic. Big upgrade over the original. Compliments 8 hrs into wearing. Stays on clothes until laundered. I now see their marketing strategy. This is a fresher/brighter modernized version of the original, while still maintaining that sexy DNA. This is a very mass appealing daytine/office, lunch date, signature scent etc. fragrance. No longer pigeon holed as "the date night fragrance". The PARFUM has now taken over that distinction. What a beautiful fragrance. If they had launched this without the parfum, I would have been scratching my head a bit. But now it makes sense and I love it. Note: You WILL go nose blind to both of these if you bury your face in it. On clothes, you should get an easy 12+ hours for both. In a year, the whining will stop and no one will be missing the old versions.

Picked this fragrance up by mistake, stopped at local store to see what's new and I saw that the store was fazing out older d&g the one edp where they weren't allowed to sell it anymore, they only had 1 of these in stock and I managed to snag it. Plus they were offering 20% off so was kinda a deal. But the smell really drew me in, and tbh I kinda really really like it. It's fresh and clean, but woody and I get subtle hints of the tobacco and orange that work extremely well together. It's a great versatile fragrance and not over powering where you can smell it in the next room over. Definitely good for day to day, Date nights, hanging out with friends. I wouldn't advise wearing this at the gym though. Longevity will vary per person and activity. 9.6/10

Such a wonderful fragrance. The reformulation is incredible, and it has the perfect amount of sweetness and richness. I don’t pick up on the citrus myself but my wife commented on it. It’s still mostly amber and tobacco, and the tobacco doesn’t come off as overpowering. It’s very smooth and the scent is very classy. It’s more of a night-fall/winter fragrance, but it can be worn in the spring/summer depending on the activity. If you’re in a hot weather climate I recommend going light on the sprays. Its projection is moderate, it leaves a nice trail, and lasts a fair amount of time (nothing “beast mode,” just around 4ish hours). Easily one of my favorite scents.

It's a great fragrance.IMO not close to the OG.far more citrus but in a pleasant smooth way.The orange note is strong all the way but in a warm spicy tobacco-amber way that makes the fragrance versatile both for leisure or business and even for a night date.also all seasons versatile due to this citrus-warm combination.Longevity and Sillage has nothing to do with the big promises of the brand but it is rather descent.4-5 hours with a strong sillage for the 1st hour.Overall a great release with a noticeable and successful twist from the OG in my opinion.Far more modern and elegant enough to earn a rating over 4.00.

I wasn't expecting much from this, just thought I would spray it while I was checking out the new parfum but wow, I immediately loved it. To me it smells like taking Tom Ford's mandorino di Amalfi and giving it a backbone. There's a fairly subtle base but it makes all the difference. One big difference between the two though is this lasted hours on my arm while the Tom ford I sprayed lasted all of 30 minutes. I would also say this is a 4 season fragrance. The slightly sweet orange would be suitable on a warm day as much as a cold one.

When i first sprayed it in the store I thought it is nice, but nothing too special, I accidentally sprayed it on my hand and after an hour when it had dried down I randomly smelt it again and the dry-down is just beautiful, it is very addicting and I couldnt stop smelling it. The smell was quite noticeable even after 6hours. It smells like a rich/classy and kept together person in his 20s or 30s

I got a few days ago in Sweden the 50ml bottle as there were no other sizes available. Definitely reminds me of the old one maybe a bit less complex and lighter in a way, definitely longer lasting but not 16h lol, more like 8-10h on my skin. Overall a nice frag for autumn/winter and date night. P.S. I own the old formulation too.

What a masterpiece. I have the OG too. But this is really an improve. In my skin it last at least 10 hours. BUT, the sillange isnt strong :(. Only for that is a 9 of 10. Is more fresh than de OG in the opening, so its more for all season, and thats great. In times of craps reformulations, this is a gem.

@penemex i think you might be the one trying hard to look for something that is not there. Yes 2025 and 2026 designer released have been terrible, but these The One are the exception. The new edp and parfum are just as good if not better than the OG edp, and Insay this being the OG my signature scent...

Love the scent. Not very loud on my skin. Very mid to poor atomizer as i feel its somewhere in between a standard and a pressurized giving a tight spray and not very misty.

Fresher, more versatile and all-season version of the original EDP. I would say this leans more unisex as well. Banger of a release.

Just tried a new tester of this at Macy’s (it doesn’t officially launch until January) and this new EDP is easily the most versatile and freshest iteration of The One yet. Honestly I think it’s very nice, it has this candied citrus accord up top making this much brighter right from the opening spray, and I feel you could easily wear this version all year long. Call me crazy but with the way the orange/grapefruit notes come across here it’s almost as if they mashed up a designer take on Tygar or Vibrato with The One DNA, and I’m totally here for it! In my opinion this release definitely leans more toward daytime use, whether it be for professional or casual scenarios, whereas the new Parfum and the old EDT/EDP are very much geared for the evening. Even though it’s listed as the first base note, I don’t detect any tobacco, if it’s there it’s buried underneath everything else. It’s too soon to tell if it lives up to the bold claim of “16 hour longevity” but either way I’m really enjoying how this smells on my skin. Unfortunately this seems to be replacing the old EDP so yeah stock up on that if you’re a fan, but if you’ve ever wanted a version of The One that you could easily make your daily signature scent then this One could very well be for you and I think it’s worth checking out!

I love The One DNA. It’s one of the few fragrance DNAs I never get tired of. It’s truly unique, there’s nothing else that smells quite like it. But here’s the thing, I only enjoy the original EDT and EDP, both created by Olivier Polge. Everything that came after feels like taking something perfect and making it worse. So when I heard about the new EDP 2025 version, I was excited, longer longevity, a modernized formula. But what a disappointment. This smells nothing like the original EDP. Yes, it’s modernized, but not in a good way. It’s fruity-sweet, synthetic, and follows the current trend of sugar heavy, lab made aroma chemicals. That’s the norm now, and this is clearly a reformulation for today’s market. The darkness and tobacco warmth from the original is gone. Replaced by a lighter, fruitier sweetness that leans more mainstream than signature. I’m not saying it’s bad, if D&G discontinued the EDT and my original EDP bottle runs out, I might wear this. The core DNA is still in there, just buried under a layer of synthetic gloss. As for the 16 hours longevity claim, It gives maybe 2–3 hours more than the original EDP. To me, the original EDT and EDP by Olivier Polge are virtuosic fragrances. Everything else is chasing trends.

I never had The One EDP from 2015, but I know that it was definitely praised for its "best date night" fragrance title. That being said, I found the reformulated 2025 version 150ML at a pretty good deal, and figured, what the hell, let's see. I have only smelled the original in stores , but this is more brighter right off the bat, and can honestly even be worn in the summer, if you take it easy on the sprays. The original was also looked down upon for its performance, but I get a solid 6-8 hours here, and I know that's better then what people got on the 2015 version. Im happy with this purchase and could become my new office fragrance.

A much fresher take on The One EdP. This actually reminds me of a denser, less fresh version of Dunhill Icon Racing Blue, but with higher quality ingredients. Do not know about the performance yet. Will update. Update: This is not a stronger version of The One EdP. It is a much fresher take on it and it is not stronger, at all. Think of: The One Spring Edition. In short: If you like The One EdP, stock up on the older formulation. It is much better in my opinion. I expect the prices of the old bottles to increase threefold in 2026. I already ordered three backup bottles.

the marketing is a lie. this juice doesnt last 16 hours and has weak perfomance. it last on my skin 4hours at its best, and 6-8hr on clothes still i like the scent because this is the improved version of the og edt which i liked the scent but didnt buy the bottle because the ultra weak perfomance... i can smell the fresh fizzy orange fanta /aperol in the opening, i detect the sexy tobacco leaf and amber notes in the heart , has double the duration than the og edt. this scent is also highly versatile for all seasons and occasions i dont remind re applying 2-3 times a day

It's a brighter version of the parfum and more close to this one than the 2015 verison (OG). The swap of orange for ginger is the biggest difference btw this new vesion and the old one and makes them stand apart. The 2015 version and the edt are closer to each other. The longevity and projection is a bit better on this one, but I never had a big problem with that on the 2015 version, as many other had. If I had to choose I would go for the 2015 version - it's just better.

I originally passed on the first version of the 2015 EDP, because of the lack of sillage and longevity. This new version doesn't perform a lot better. The scent is really good, sits close to the skin with minimal trail. Within the 6th hour it's hardly detectable with your nose in front of it. For that reason it's a like, not a love for me.

this is the og edt on steroids! i tested in a airport duty free store and after a 8hr flight the scent still has proyection ! i find this scent versatile for all seasons and occasions! finally a true flanker that looks like an improvement rather than a different fragrance

Great fragrance. Citrusy take on the legendary The One EDP. Still feel the sharp cardamon, which I love in this DNA, but the performance issues still remain. It isn't as weak as the OG, but still becomes kinda long-lasting skin scent shortly after applying it.

It changed. Now, Fresher, tobacco is easier to notice. Opening is way better than the rest of the frag. For me it smells better on the paper strip. It has this kind of cola smell with woods & tobacco

Very nice fresh and inviting frag longevity and sillage could be better but that’s what they are known for

There's the kernel of something good here. And it's obvious from the notes pyramid. But it's not worthwhile at all. This feels downstream from the glut of attractive female influencer who suggest things to men based on tastes she's acquired from smelling more scent strips than actual human males. I understand what women like about this, but the thing is men and women think differently and a woman's taste is far more experiential than a man's. Her emotions, experiences, and even moral philosophies are more internalized than a man's. I know a lot of men get this gifted from a woman. Or suggested by women. But a woman smelling something independent of you - in a vacuum - isn't smelling it on you. She's smelling it on an idea of you. If you smell good, it doesn't matter what you wear. What she responds to is your intellect, your charisma, your dichotomy of tenderness and masculinity. So, if what a woman responds to when you smell good is YOU, why buy something so abhorrently safe? There are so many revisionist classics...so many dady scent remixes for the contemporary man that have more oomph and personality than this. So why pay the asking price, in such an instance? One of the best ways I've heard attraction distilled is men want a good girl who will be bad for him and women want a bad boy who will be good for her. There's nothing bad boy here. This smells like someone who buys a suit at H&M. This smells like a man that owns IKEA furniture.

I understand that this is very subjective and everyone likes something different. It seems to me that commercial perfumery has entered its own closed bubble that is out of touch with reality. I am such a holiday collector of fragrances, but recently almost all new releases seem terrible to me. Dior Homme Parfum, DG The One Parfum .... beautiful and elegant fragrances are ruined by chemical stench. Spray the new The One EDP on a paper strip and let it dry until the next day - it is disgusting. It smells cheap and chemical. I don't know if it is a distortion of the bubble or if the fragrances are ruined by the new regulations. It is possible that people want it that way, but it is interesting that no one around me smells like it. People who are not very interested in fragrances like simple and natural fragrances. When I look at the new The One release, on the other hand, I feel that the community is looking for something that is not there. Everyone is afraid to say that the king is naked. And not only in the case of the two new The One releases.

Opening its bit freshy. More than orginal The One EDP. Im assuming thats why its "pour homme" beginning of it is quite nice. Orangy fresh and sweet at same time. Unfortunately it doesnt last long. There litte to no sillage, sits very close to a skin. When it completely dries down it got little bit of s*hit smell...literary like wiping a butt. 😂 its first perfume i would never wear and i will definitely stay away from it. First time used "dislike" at rating. If not nice opening i would give hate.

NazariyG: I'm not looking for anything there. Either it's there or it's not. And it's not here. I'm just writing my opinion and I don't care about yours ... you're part of the bubble.

I originally thought performance was bad but I’ve been smelling and testing so many fragrances lately my nose is cooked. My wife can smell it across the room but I can’t smell a thing. Need to give the nose a rest. I’m teetering back and forth on this. When I rest my nose and smell it I get that one dna but a more citrusy. It’s actually quite nice.

I think I get worse performance with this than the OG. Either that or I’m nose blind?

Giving this a slight wearing, and a full wearing today. I'd like to say that I think perhaps some of the discrepancies when seeing some people talking about The One line in general is people are perhaps a bit naive to just how many different versions of the EDT and EDP are. There are actually 5 different EDT, and 3 different EDP, ranging from slightly different, to noticeably different and if anything a different fragrance. Ive seen some people list themselves as having a vintage version of the fragrance when its actually the reformulated one.... That being said for this one, yes the performance is better than the last made in Italy version. But this isnt saying much as that is one of the worst performing fragrances I have ever smelled in all my years in fragrances. To the point that im just not sure if im nose blind to it, like maybe getting covid so many times made me immune to some of the notes, which I suppose theoretically could be possible there are some fragrances in my collection that even now do smell a bit different to my nose now after again having it so many times.. but again the performance is one of the worst ive ever tried so out performing that is not saying much... I also feel its misleading and quite disingenuous to be promoting it as the same great fragrance just with better performance. 97% better! 16 hours long lasting! I mean just look at the notes on the back, compared to other versions of the one, its comical. There are so many notes in this its basically a bible entry or some manifesto journal entry of someones decent into madness compared to other bottles. Its like one of the brain storm ideas for this was if we throw every ingredient possible into this bottle they can't go nose blind to EVERYTHING theres gotta be at least one thing they can smell. Seriously look at the back of the bottle compared to the old one. It really is quite crazy to see. Smell wise it does not smell like the original EDP, nor the more recent EDP. This is very fresh, so fresh in fact off a test strip for awhile it almost came off as minty to me. Its very juicy almost tangy for the first few hours, and keeps that freshness into the dry down. In a way it kinda reminds me of ive talked about before when my original vintage EDT bottle of the one was running out ive tried clones and some clones supposedly say they are the vintage formulation of the one, just stronger and more lasting.. but what those do is instead of amping up that great amber, ceder, tobacco in the base.. they make it... stronger in a fresher way and really amp that up.. This is doing the same thing. Albeit it does not smell as "off" as the clones do which are almost so fresh its piercing and stinging the nostrils. Overall the performance isnt anything special on my skin as my skin ate it up pretty quickly still, although on paper the performance is decent. I think the smell is fine, although I would warn you to go in knowing this is not what you probably are expecting this is a new fragrance essentially. On another note shameful how similar the bottle is to the EDT now, it almost seems like trying to scam the consumer so if they are trying something in a store they wont know if they are trying the new EDP or old EDT they are very similar besides slightly darker juice. Its honestly kinda insulting and irksome. In the end is this some new holy grail of the one DNA? Not for me, but if youre looking for a fresh juicy fragrance that has a bit of the one in it, maybe you might like it. And if youre lucky maybe youll get the way it performs on paper. Sadly on my skin this thing is not doing well compared to paper.

The One EDP (2025) didn’t just remind me of an old fragrance. It reminded me of an old version of myself. Back when buying a perfume meant weeks of reading reviews, saving money, and finally walking into a store with genuine excitement. Back when one bottle could occupy my thoughts for months, and every spray felt like an event. This release took me back to the days when fragrance collecting wasn’t about owning hundreds of bottles or chasing every new launch. It wasn’t about algorithms, hype, or blind buying. It was about wearing a scent until it became part of your memories. The original The One EDP was one of those fragrances for me. Warm evenings, quiet coffee shops, long drives, family gatherings... it quietly became part of moments I never realized I would miss. Somewhere along the journey, many of us—including myself—started collecting more than we were actually wearing. We chased releases instead of experiences. Shelves became fuller, but the emotional connection somehow became lighter. Smelling The One EDP (2025) reminded me why I fell in love with this hobby in the first place. Not because it’s the newest bottle. But because it brought back the feeling that made fragrances magical before the hobby became a race. Sometimes, the best perfume isn’t the rarest or the most expensive. It’s the one that reminds you who you used to be.

I tried this at the store many hours ago and I can still smell it radiating off my arm. This fragrance to me as a first impression does two things differently. At the opening it smells brighter with more citrus than what I remember from the original. It still has a very similar DNA.. just brighter.. There is some element missing but still gives the general feel. As this dries down the woody amber ramps up a lot. It's almost similar to the one royal night, but less harsh. The One DNA is still there it's just riding on the back of this woody amber type accord. The performance seems noticeably better in this version. The dry down is pretty strong and maintains a strong scent presence. I might actually prefer this one over the original EDT and EDP. Both those had terrible performance on me. This one I would say is noticeably stronger.

D&G is changing bottles, reformulating their fragrances, and modernizing the old lines. Its part of their marketing since they started producing their fragrances (after Shiseido, Coty, P&G and EuroItalia). I think they are doing a nice job. Their Devotion line is good and unique, the K is not fantasting but its for youngers, the Light Blue is still fantastic and underrated by influencers, and The One is probably the best One (the EDT), since the OG Pour Homme. I really like how they are not making trendy stuff, sweet nothing boring scents like PUIG does (CH, Rabanne, JPG) and fruity baskets with musks like the arabian s*it out there. This is the same as the old EDP, as i heard from other People that have already tried it. To me, i prefer the EDT, but this is great too. I'll try the new Parfum

It's not bad, but it's not great. I always found The One very generic, ambery spicy with some dihydromyrcenol, linalol sharpness. This iteration is a bit stronger but still has the same airiness that makes it feel incomplete to me, no smokiness or woodiness that stand out, smells like the mens fragrance section at a duty free shop. Everything D&G released with Shiseido was trash and they keep dragging The One line as if it is anything special but it's just basically the only release they have that has an upscale vibe when you see their counter at the store. Release something new, promote Pour Homme more, get rid of the embarrasing K line with the plastic tiaras.

Replace the orange with red apple and you have Coral Fantasy. I can't believe there are no other up votes for the likeness. They each deal with Tobacco in a very similar way and, once the hit of orange has died down, and the apple in CF, the blending of the Tobacco and the use of Patchouli and Cardamom are almost identical. They each have 9 notes, 5 are the same, and the other 4 aren't too dissimilar. The likeness is very apparent to my nose anyway....

The previous Eau de Parfum proved to be an unsatisfactory investment. This current formulation represents a significant improvement, featuring a distinctly perceptible sweet orange top note. While the tobacco and amber base notes are pleasant, they tend to remain close to the skin. Overall, this is a superior iteration, though its advertised 16-hour longevity remains to be definitively assessed.

Always thought the performance issues related to the EDT and especially the EDP were overblown... But this will be a welcome change to the fragrance if it is indeed a stronger, longer lasting formulation.. Interested in the Parfum as well... Looking forward to getting my nose on it.

The new Parfum is a gorgeous, 10/10 rendition of The One DNA. As someone who loves the original EDP, Luminous Night, and new Parfum, this take on the EDP is marginally worse than the original EDP. It is brighter, and thus more versatile, but loses some of its character. 8.25/10

There's definitely a noticable change. It's almost an entirely different fragrance. It smells fresher, less ambery, more geared towards all seasons. To me it smells like apricot in the dry down. It's a good fragrance, but if you liked the og edp you better get some backups

@Smell_my_Musk your're not the only one. i also do get worse perfomance than the edp 2015...it's a modernized version of the edp and from the feedback i recieved it's more mass appealing and better at gettin compliments,not that the old formula struggled in that area...

Somewhere deep inside there are remnants of the OG. However, this fragrance is synthetic and has no charm. It has stripped away the elegance and soul of what was once a beautiful creation only leaving a hollow shell of its former self behind.

First sniff on my palm, it’s fresher, more in line with the EDT, perhaps even fresher. I get grapefruit and it does smell good, however it also smells weaker than the OG. I will have to test it sometime me more.

Just an FYI,you will go nose blind to this version if you try to stick your nose up to it a bunch to get a whiffor spray too much on neck or chest directly under nose but dobt worry, ppl can still smell it lol

To me it’s nice, reminds me of the line but I wouldn’t run out and get a full bottle, get yourself 5ml wear it for awhile because I can see this one getting tiresome pretty quickly.

Let’s hope this one smells similar to the others but has better performance. That’s the only reason I didn’t buy either of the other 2