Outlaw

Definitely has that old school classic gentleman vibe to it but it all blends so nicely.. hits familiar like Drakkar but then takes its own path which is actually really good. Is this unique? No absolutely not.. is it safe and a little more dated than your average lavender, fir, pine, cypress bombs? Yes! I really enjoy the dry down and content with the opening.. 5-6 solid hours on me before it becomes a not so close skin scent.

Think of Paco Rabanne Pour Homme, make it softer and remove the harsh powder scent. That's Outlaw. A phenomenal cologne that is my second favorite cologne as of yet, and I've owned this for 3 years. Smells like aftershave and a barber shop. For $45, this is one of the best value for money fragrances you can own, and good for all occasions and seasons.

Simple, fresh, masculine, efficient and also... cheap Very high ROI considering btw it is a cologne

Still not 100% sure where I stand on this fragrance. At first when you spray it, it's pleasant but nothing too crazy. Begins to smell very much like a very clean body wash, like you just stepped out of the shower. This fragrance is definitely for men who want to smell "clean" If you're looking for a niche or bold scent that pops in a room this is not it. If you want something lowkey for occasions where you literally just want to smell like clean soapy skin, this is the perfect fragrance. Overall it's a fragrance for men who want something VERY lowkey. If you're looking for a lingering body wash scent that smells like nature, this will be for you. I'd say the perfect setting for this is like a rainy summer day indoors or out camping would be ideal uses for this scent. Worth 45$ ? Nope. There are alternatives that are cheaper and give you a better overall fragrance. But this one is pleasant, there are tester bottles avaliable for this so I'd purchase one first. Overall: 4.5/10