Swiss Guard

Yes, it's very cheap, but there are days for this, there are other for Dior, maybe Prada... the important thing is to have the ability to enjoy them all. For me, Cool Water has two sides, one I like and one I hate... on my skin is only the wrong one. Swiss Guard is the one side of Cool Water that I like and nothing else. The box is awful, take the bottle and discard it immediately (it stains). I'm surprised with the compliments; sometimes the money paid seems to be inversely proportional. *** Sí, es muy barata pero hay días para eso, hay otros para Dior, quizá Prada... lo importante es tener la habilidad de disfrutarlos todos. Para mí, Cool Water tiene dos lados, uno que me gusta y otro que odio... en mi piel es sólo el incorrecto. Swiss Guard es el lado que me gusta de Cool Water y nada más. La caja es horrible, saca la botella y descártala de inmediato (mancha de rojo). Estoy sorprendido con los halagos, en ocasiones el dinero pagado parece ser inversamente proporcional.

I bought it from Amazon for $10 because for some reason it caught my attention. I like how it smells, though far from loving it. This fragrance is a very strong and sweet lavender, a little floral and not much else. For some reason it does not smell feminine, however. The best description would be that it smells like clean clothes. The scent remains the same from opening to the complete dry-down. Moderate sillage and about three hours longevity (maybe four or five on clothes). I didn't think much of it but people that smell it on me really seem to like it, I am surprised by the amounts of compliments it gets me, my guess is because it's very inoffensive and soothing but nothing special. Overall: 7.5/10 considering the very cheap price, I'd say it's worth to buy

This frag was a blind buy for me. I was looking for a spring lavender to add to my collection. Right away it is a clean and aromatic scent. It reminds me, personally, of a toned down Carolina Herrera's 212 for Men. The projection doesn't last long at all for my combo skin. This, for me, will be a cloth applying scent for it to last. It is a nice smell, but it dies down quickly and sits close to the skin and clothing. A nice, subtle scent for the office. We shall see if I get a complement and I will update if I do. So far a not so bad scent. Cheers!

Very fresh and clean scent. Nothing that will knock your socks off, but I did get a compliment on my first day wearing it from a friend who normally doesn't give me compliments. Perfect for the gym or when you just wanna smell good without reaching for an expensive juice.

A cheap clone of Swiss Army Classic. It smells really close, if not better than the original. The longevity is better than the original. The only things are I can tell it's cheap, the bottle leaks, and it burns my eyes. Other than that, it's well worth the cheap price.

I bought this off Amazon as an add-on item for about $10. And overall I would grade it 63 out 100 or D-. As the previous poster mentioned the bottle is horrible. It leaks. And the Amazon stock probably was old. Still, it does the job even if barely crossing the line. It gets a passing grade but isn't even close to average or even special. I walk in the park about 5-10 miles a night and this is a nice cologne to wear before a walk. It keeps me smelling cleaner and fresher than if I did not wear any cologne and I seem less bothered by nasty scents such as dog poop, other sweaty people on the path and a few other nasties. Still its light enough that I can enjoy the pleasant scents such as when I walk by the gardens or pass someone else that smells pleasant. If the need would arise, then I wouldn't be self conscious stopping to chat with someone. Swiss Guard aids my enjoyment of my nightly walk and I will wear it about once a week in spring and summer until its gone. There are other inexpensive scents in the price range that I like better and its 50/50 whether I would replace it. Im sure that it lasts 4 hours and it would probably go 6 though I rarely wear it longer than 2. Its good for a 2 hour walk followed by a shower. I don't see this as an exercise scent but it does the job. Overall, this is a cheap, moderately pleasant scent that only costs a few cents per wear. Its a nice change of pace from the adidas or nautica classic scents that I wear on my walks and generally in the same price range. Its stronger and lasts longer than some of the other cheapies. And for the right moment such as a nightly walk or jog you might smell a bit more pleasant and enjoy your experience a bit more than if you went scentless. For all the money people spend on shoes, they might find that spending a few pennies on a scent might help them as much. Its affordable and does the job and if someone was building a library of walk / jog colognes that were inexpensive, covered up the sweat smell, and would last even through a marathon amount of exercise from 2-4 hours without spending a fortune then they could do worse than Swiss Guard. For most people that don't use it for walks or runs or sweating experiences then Id grade this as a pass unless of course you really were looking for a library of sub $10 colognes in which case this would grade a C. You can do better. Even for the price. But its ok for the money and the library of colognes that last for 2 or more hours for under $10 is limited. Final grade 63 or D- and it gets a passing grade but still disappointing as you can find better colognes even for the price.

This is very soapy like Axe body spray. Straight up lavender, no frills. It's not a bad smell, particularly if you enjoy medicinal bracing lavender. It's linear and smells the same way from start to finish. This reminds me of men's deodorant because of the heavy soap feel.

I owned this years ago and loved it when I first had it however you need to use it up in the first couple years otherwise it begins to go bad(or at least it did for me). It is a very bold scent with a long scent life so be careful