Tim McGraw Soul2Soul for Him

This scent is sexy, masculine, and Western. Not too strong, not too subtle; it's just right. I bought some for my hubby and I love it on him!

I have always liked the Mcgraw fragrances. This fragrance is good, but it is not high up on the list of my favorite fragrances in my collection. At first, it smells very fresh and sweet. However, the dry down smells very odd. It smells very similar to Axe Vice. I wouldn't be positive since it was discontinued and the last time I wore it was in my pre-teen years; but that is exactly what it reminds me of. The fragrance smells very fruity from the 1 hour mark until it disappears two or three hours later. Projection is so so, but I have always liked fragrances that were not too offensive. I prefer the vintage over the original, check out my review for Soul 2 Soul Vintage if you are interested. For this fragrance, however, I suggest try before you buy.

I don't have a very sophisticated nose, and prefer unsubtle, masculine frags. This is much more complex than the 80s relics I prefer. Spicy, warm/dry and woody. Pepper and spices on top of seasoned hardwood (ash or oak). I like this a lot for home. My wife, who also prefers ubermacho colognes on me, finds this one enticing. EDIT. Dries down into sweet, unrefined booze with a little remaining spice (nutmeg). Little too much SoCo for work. Will not buy again. Scores... Scent: 5/10 Sillage: 7/10 Longevity: 7/10

THis is a pretty decent cologne, it's soft and masculine and has some spice to it. a good everyday scent, but nothing too amazing.

Cheap gym bag cologne. Silage is good for an 1-2 hours tops!! Decent smell but do not expect it to last long.

Got this on a blind buy for about $20 at target. Turned out great!

Its nice - I get the brandy up front, which I love, combined with nice floral and fruity notes (particularly the blackberry & bergamot combo). The finish is a soft, woody vibe that smells more generic but overall this is still a very nice fragrance. I'll need to test it again before I can speak on its longevity or projection. Overall, a pleasant, fruity-woody fragrance with a touch of booze. I'd give it a preliminary rating of 7/10. If found for less than $20 for a 50ml, I'd take a shot at it!

Personally I wasn't expecting much out this frag but since I found it for $7.99 at Ross I figured I'd give it a shot....Let me tell you , I was surprised in a good way....I never cared for his first fragrance but this one is a winner as far as scent is concerned. Woody and Sweet at the same time, masculine but not overpowering...My only minor gripe is that it doesn't last that long on my skin, 4 hours tops but does last a bit longer on my clothes...I'll be buying again.

The drydown is very similar to Tattoo for Men by Germain. There is a slight difference in notes but I don't see the need to own both because of the dominant accord at that point. It's not bad but I think I'd rather go for Playboy London if I want a brandy type note and Ambre Sultan for the herbal/amber idea.

When it comes to creating the perfect cologne, Tim definitely has good "scents." Personally, I think this cologne smells very similar to all of his other ones. Its a nice scent.

This is A*Men but replacing the tar note with white musk. It's clean but chocolatey and sweet. A good Fall fragrance, but not sweet or heavy enough for Winter.

I do wish it lasted longer, but i love this scent. Classic and clean. Brings back a lot of memories.

This smells just like Gucci Guilty to me.