Sport for Men

The most noticeable effect is not its immediate smell, but after its mixed into your skin for a bit: it mixes well with body odor, which must be the point.

Young, fresh, energizing and a bit... boring. It's comfortable and does the job, but won't turn any heads. One for the youngsters and warmer days.

its cute. not bad but not specail in the same time.

Got this for bargain price 5.00£, does not smell cheap but definitely nothing special either. Lasts 8+ hours on me. Sadly I think I won't be wearing this, something in the (middle?) notes smells off to me. 1.5/5 from me

fond memories of this one, now it seems to be discontinued which is good and bad, at least I experienced a rare fragrance but I cannot find it to refresh these memories that were created with this scent. The problem was that mine was 100ml, which was a lot, really a lot with the many other scents I had at the time, so I did something I knew I regret and gave the last 20ml away. You can tell none of that designer money went into the bottle, just a bland print like the bottle is wearing a soccer jersey. I don't remember if the perfume had a colour, but the scent was very very pleasant. scent 7 bottle 4 title 2 colour 5 price/value 6

I don't wear any fragrance with "Sport" in its name, and this is no exception. But it may be a good choice for those who choose to splash on some for tennis or after workout. In support of the dewy fresh lemon and ginger top, there are a generous amount of spices in the heart and a woody ambery base. It is a pretty generic citrus cocktail with no discernible individuality. For a sporty/watery citrus scent, I prefer L'Eau par Kenzo, which has more style IMHO.

Fresh, unassuming, inoffensive. For the price of a crate of beer of questionable quality you can smell good for about 1-2 hours without bothering or impressing anyone since they can't smell you unless they literally do a Biden on you. Unisex, leaning towards feminine in my opinion.