Disclosure

I have a bottle of this from 2016 which I’ve been macerating since then unintentionally and forgetting about it until 2021 lol. Anyways here are the notes I get from a website cuz fragrantica doesn’t have them:- TOP: LEMON, BERGAMOT, ORRANGE, CEDAR, NUTMEG, LAVENDER MIDDLE: HONEYSUCKLE, SANDAL, CARNATION, LILLY OF THE VALLEY BASE: VETIVER, MUSK, PATCHOULI, AMBER, TONKA, LEATHER All right so it really is somewhat of a Dior Fahrenheit clone but far more greener and ozonic overall. Okay the Lavender and the mix of citruses really do come off well and smooth with the assistance of cedar in it but that whole thing creates a cardamom like nuance which might not be liked by the new age of perfume users.it’s fairly an old fragrance but the macération has given this fragrance a La Nuit de l'Homme vibe which actually works super well. The base notes aren’t that well blended but I can feel the patchouli and definitely smell the leather/vétiver combo.the Amber isn’t as noticeable. The Middle notes are impeccable perhaps they should’ve been the top notes instead because of how overall floral they are and give out a good amount of floral nuances in The fragrance. As of now idk how badly or well it has been reformulated but this is a good fragrance that has nostalgic value to me and also smells professional and fresh.somewhat of a barbershop smell but not really woody. Overall rating: Longevity:7.5/10 Projection:7:10 Sillage:7/10 Price:10/10 This one is a overspray beast but I gotta spray less cuz it’s mega mascerated at this point lol.

This was my father's fragrance, and I can say that this probably was one of the first fragrances i've ever smelt in my life. For me, the first spray smelled like literal citrus. Like a lemon that has been cut into half, just standing there, getting the smell of it. After a few minutes, I got the woody and the musky scent of the fragrance. This fragrance was actually the signature and main fragrance for my dad, that's how I was able to smell it. For the price tag it has right now, with its longetivity, and sillage, it's a steal. Not a robbery, it's a steal, for how cheap it is.

This is the pre-reformulation Fahrenheit. I don't know how they did it, but they did. A co-worker wears it and gifted me a bottle after complementing him on it. Like all Sapil scents, longevity and projection are tops; I can easily get 6+ hours out of this one. All this for 10 bucks? If you're an original Fahrenheit fan and you see this, nab it.

As some noted here, for me as well, this fragrance is linear, not nearly as complex as Fahrenheit. This seems to be the common trait of Sapil fragrances. This, however, does not mean it is unpleasant. For the price, it is a very good offer. Long lasting and pleasing to everybody. Not overly synthetic.

I got this as a gift. At first spray, I did not like it. But after some few minutes, I was amazed that it really smells like Fahrenheit! It turns out to be one my favorites now. Longetivity and sillage is great also. It's too good for its price!

Great fragrance by Sapil in budget range. This perfume reminds of Fahrenheit by Dior. fragrance 10/10, projection 7/10, longevity 7/10

this is dior fahrenheit. no doubt.

Fahrenheit, but ooooollllldddd Fahrenheit. This stuff reminds me of my first bottle I got for Christmas in 1996, it's the same beastly love or hate monster that just wafts off you for hours. I still love modern day Fahrenheit, but it's far subtler and more nuanced now and the longevity leaves a lot to be desired unless you get the parfum, which isn't really the same scent. This is an absolute gem for the measly price - as long as you like the Fahrenheit dna that is, I know it's an acquired taste like a lot of the frags from the '80s and '90s era are now. I had no idea what this even was when I threw it into my basket, but it was dirt cheap so worth a punt for the dopamine hit of a blind buy. First spray and I knew instantly.

This is a fair bit gassy, has some green notes, like basil. This has a bit of an Italian vibe. Maybe a tad bit of citrus but nothing huge. Ita a scent I smelt on men in the early 00s - has a bit of a fresh vibe but nothing really summery, more spring and autumn. Perhaps late summer. This is probably for older guys because it smells of an era - late 90s, early 00s. The atomiser is incredible - the scent cost £8 and the atomiser is the best I've had. Overall, great scent, good for guys in their 40s and above but younger folk can maybe pull it off.

The citrus note is not so pleasant at first has more bitterness to it as I'm used to with many other fragrances but after 30 minutes or so it will give you some vibe of Fahrenheit by Dior. But it's not so good that as a Fahrenheit fan I would buy another. It's a supposedly summer fresh scent I won't wear it in winter. Lasts for about 3.5 hrs. Scent 6/10 Sillage 6/10 Longevity 6/10 Value 8/10

A green, floral and woody fragrance. A bit like Fahrenheit, but only a bit. It's linear and I would class it as green/woody/soapy. I can clearly smell Honeysuckle in there. Good performance. It's a like from me.

i sort of get why this reminds some of fahrenheit, but i don't think it's close to the same. fahrenheit is way more complex and layered whereas this is linear all the way through. this feels like the quintessential Straight White Dad cologne. which is not what i aspire to smell like, but is not necessarily a bad thing! the performance is AMAZING, especially for the awesome price point. if you're an older guy and want something affordable and fresh that lasts long and projects, this is a wonderful option. it's just not for moi. overall rating: 🩷🩷💔🖤🖤 2.5/5

I bought this fragrance because people said it smelled like vintage Dior Fahrenheit. All I get from this fragrance is an overpowering earthiness that reminds me a little of grass clippings mixed with Dior Fahrenheit. It smells incredibly old to the point where I wouldn’t wear it in public. On my skin at least, I find this fragrance revolting. I wore it to an event with some friends and everyone couldn’t stand being within 10 feet of me. (And no I’m not being hyperbolic). I guess if your only goal is for everyone within a four block radius to think you work at a retirement home, this is your fragrance.

i hate it although i love Fahrenheit , this perfume doesn't smell like Fahrenheit at all it smells like davdioff cool water but watered down version

I really can’t stand this chemical smelling mess

I think I picked this up for like $8 as a bonus deal for spending a certain amount at a place. I had several to choose from and landed here. With my very first initial experience I wasn’t really impressed, although I found the scent to be the most unique (of the selection offered) to my nose. It smelled of straight up just cut fresh grass. That’s it. That’s all I got. I did find that to be somewhat fascinating and thought maybe I could use it for outdoor activities, like, idk... cutting the grass? Ha. Or fishing or things of that nature. No pun intended. I also, though still new to collecting, know enough to know that fragrances almost always evolve for me. This one hasn’t much. Still grass. And I have to say something like petrol? Diesel? It’s almost repugnant to my nose, but in a way I like. Weird I know. It’s a beast. Put on at 2pm today after a drive from San Antonio to Dallas for a meeting and back home after 2am it’s still going strong. At no point have I become nose blind to it. I can smell it. And it’s very strong and smells much like that initial blast. I’ve only worn it a few times and haven’t been complimented but I did notice that people weren’t afraid to come in closer in certain situation’s and remain there. And come back. And not of necessity really. Summary: Again, I can’t really say it smells good to me, but I like it for some reason. In my mind I imagine people wondering, “what is that smell, and what has he been doing? Smoking weed? Working on a lawnmower? Ha. I think it should come off as mysterious and unique at least. I like that. Scent: Subjective. Could be a -9000 for you. It could be over 9000+ depends on what you’re in to. Sillage: Data and feedback gathered from myself only but if I’m not going nose blind at any point for 12+ hours it’s gotta be a 10/10 right? Longevity: 10/10 Value: 0/10-10/10 Again if you appreciate the scent this is going to be one of the ultimate bangers you’ve ever come across. If you don’t appreciate the scent it doesn’t matter if the price is $1. There’s no value there for you.

Freshly cut grass on a cool spring day with a touch of Fahrenheit in the base. I wasn't sure I liked it until I was ready to give it away. While driving to the destination to give it away, I was getting whiffs of it coming through my jacket as I'd sprayed some of it on one of my arms to test it out again and strangely found it rather appealing. I took it back out of the bag of nine scents and gave the other eight scents away. I find this one quite unique from other stuff in my collection and it somewhat grew on me. It also might work well layered with something else, so it will remain in my collection for a while yet. It's intriguing more than it is nice, it's a linear scent profile, it's moderately strong with moderately good sillage; it was also a bargain buy and worth the intrigue.

i get lots of oakmoss,cloves and spices out of its whiff. if it has got citruses it has been blended well and with care.it smells very much like black max.i agree it lasts longer and with very good projection even if applied little.

Disclosure is probably as close as you're going to get to Fahrenheit without having to pay Dior prices, would make a great addition to your wardrobe for under $20. Disclosure is not on the Sapil website to it's days may be numbered.

when i read review here about afford Fahrenheit, i only smile... now after first taste - THIS IS FAHRENHEIT! for only 8 US$! i hope that Sapil will made it another 13 years :-)