Puma Man

My first real fragrance and love :). 1x100ml edt + 2x75ml deodorant used and finally decided to change something because it's so hard to get it now and i just decided to change something. On my skin it was really long lasting. Main accords i could feel were: bergamot, lime, spices and some lavender. Frag could be both quite heavy because of spices and fresh/sporty (lemon fruits) at the same time. In my opinion this is for young people or older but with young soul.

Little update: When i saw this edt in local shop I couldn't help myself and bought another 100ml on the spot :D For old times sake, for my women that loved that scent rightaway and finally for me, cause it's something more than just fragrance to me :)

oooooooooooooh very long time and still love & remember it,,love u puma

It's the invisible scent. This has to be the weakest fragrance I've tried to date. It may be an old sample I have, or it could just be the way it is; either way it's hard to find anything in this. Splashing on about 1ml of the stuff I can just about pick out a light citrusy aroma. Then I'm getting a very mild spice and perhaps something floral? There's definitely a spirit smell, cheap alcohol cologne kind of buzz. It's a shame because I'm sure if I had a fresher more potent batch this wouldn't be too bad. I certainly can't class it as a dislike. Longevity and sillage are both poor. UPDATE I've just used up the last of this and actually it aint that bad. Yes the longevity and sillage is terrible but I got a little bit more scent toward the end. The juniper is there at the beginning, just about, and during the drydown I could make out the oakmoss. If you can grab it at a cheap price, and are prepared to splash it on by the bucketload, then it's not that bad.

Opening is very sporty, an up-market 'Axe' or 'Lynx'/ shower gel sort of smell. Fresh lavender, juniper coming through - a bit ozonic/watery. Great sports fragrance, smells the part, very pleasant and well formulated. Pimento and leather warmth do emerge in dry down. This has lots of similarities to Ted Baker's 'Endurance', but without the prominent warm ginger.