Cotton Club

THIS ES A NICE PERFUME, IS A PERFECT SMELL FOR THE 24TH DECEMBER WHEN 3 WEEKS AFTER YOU LAY DOWN AND REMEMBER ALL YOU DO THAT DAY, THE SHOPPING, THE FOOD, THE GIFTS. AND OUT OF ALL, THAT SMELL, OMG, SO NICE TO REMEMBER THE GREAT SMELL YOU HAVE THAT DAY, Y LIKE IT JUST, CAN DO WITHOUT IT,

I think the name suits well for this one. It opens the same as cotton balls look and feel like, white, soft, clean and light. Soon it turns into a clean nice white cotton bed linens on comfy hotel bed when you get in to them after a long journey and a hot shower, 5 minutes later you check your phone and you get whiff of the candle that has a light lavender and vanilla scent that is next to your phone on the nightstand. And that's about it. Clean and very inoffensive, very balanced and no rough edges. Something i would use after a rough day in the evening after shower and before going to sleep because it's very calming and soothing. Great also for office if you don't want to be noticed but still want to wear something. 5 euros for 100ml, so even if i will probably only use it while i'm going to sleep it's definitely worth it.

Just buy today - not in a fancy bottle + soft sweet appealing vanilla (sweet) and a bit bitter sexy masculine dry down + last for 6 hours in office ++ + price in my place is only $8.5 /110k(100ml) its 7.5/10 + getting sexier when it gets bitter dry down UPDATE - last not so long, about 3-4 hours sweaty outdoor - under hot day, then become so close to my skin, so i give a revision to this i give it 6.7/10 but still recomended for its $8.5(100ml) vanilla sweet sexy perfume

So, this smells like manly fabric softener. Nothing wrong with it as perfume, it is a nice smell... BUT... it would also pass as a toilet freshener. About half of men's fragrances smell like toilet freshener and this is not the worst, but... well, it's a safe blind buy, as it's a cheapie and in worst case would make a great room fragrance.

Smells really nice with decent projection. Will be around for 5+ hours then fades away. Has a yummy gourmand smell during the start and mid phases. The musk in dry down is similar to Bijan nude for men. Overall a good one to have for colder weather.

Maybe too clunky on fabric but it's swell on skin. Top 3 USD Bargain. That's how little it costs online in Europe.

Bad, cheap and cloying due to the unbearbale sweetness of the opening. How can anybody find any kind of elegance in this vulgar juice.

This is not bad at all, but the opening is very strong and very sweet. I haven't tried Legend but I think it compares well to Rochas Man, at least in terms of "bang for the buck." I suggest spraying once to the chest while holding your breath, then going into another room to breathe in. If it's still too strong, you can try using a blow dryer on the area you sprayed (being careful not to burn your skin!). The drydown possesses much better balance and is certainly reasonably natural smelling considering the price. After several hours, little remains, actually. Not being a huge fan of this sort of thing, I'm not sure there is more I can say but if I study it more I'll update this review. I'm guessing that cotton club refers to the cotton candy type of quality in the opening. UPDATE: The drydown is excellent, with just enough "texture" from the lavender and sandalwood notes, I'd guess. With one full spray to the chest, I get just the right amount of strength. Any more and it would nauseate me, like others of this type have. There is nothing "synthetic" about it either. The first half hour or so I find unpleasant, however, with massive sweetness. For me it's a small price to pay for hours of something I really like.

A very good barbershop fougere, closely related to Mennen's Skin Bracer, featuring a caramelized sugar and caramelic lavender accord on top, followed by a warm-biscuit coumarin note that eventually whispers into a surprisingly natural and well-balanced sandalwood and white musk base. Longevity is a bit short at around five hours (you could probably get six on clothing), but this simple composition is so warm and inviting that resisting it is pointless. I'm especially impressed by how Cotton Club's heart accord makes judicious use of cool, almost inedible vanilla to round off the scent's sugared-soap intro. If you've always admired gourmand orientals but feel "manlier" wearing old-school fougeres, this is something to drop $12 or €9 on.

There is an EDP and an EDT version of this. They are no longer sold in stores, for a while now. The EDP is going for high prices here in Japan, somewhere in the $50-$60 range for a new bottle. That might not seem expensive, but anything over $10 is a high price for Jeanne Arthes fragrances.

Cotton Club is maybe not the best type of Fragrance but it's remarkably creamy for its vanillaish smell. And Overall its discontinued later so if any one's trying to find a similar one.The the carbon copy by note to note level to level is """"Nivea Men's "Dry Impact"""""(Deo spray)

very good elegant romantic sweet fragrance i would recommend everybody to buy it because for its price 10 bucks it cant be beaten ! its really elegant !!! every business man should wear it scent 10/10 projection : 8/10 longevity : 9/10

another copycat company absolutely ROCHAS MAN.