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| Blends of floral and citrus-based fragrances are recommended for casual and daywear. Spicy, woody or warm amber-based fragrances are traditionally favorites for evening and special occasions. |
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AUTHOR |
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RATING |
| JUSTIN |
VERSACE MAN--STRANGE |
02/15/06 11:46 PM |
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| MESSAGE BY VERSACE MAN--STRANGE |
| Being the first men's fragrance to be overseen by Donatella Versace, I was hoping for something that would wow me (much in the same way Dreamer and Black Jeans did). However, this is a bit of a let down.
This cologne is just weird. Peppery, synthetic and a bit alcoholic.
The sillage is in the mold of the Dreamer (it really projects itself), which in my book is a good thing. But that still doenst change the fact that I have owned it for nearly a year and have only used about an 1/8 of it. Perhaps it is just me but when I thought "modern man" I thought along the lines of John Varvatos (which is why I picked that up to replace this) I have learned my lesson to never by cologne blind again.... You must try before you buy.
P.S. Thanks for the advice Eric. And to everyone else, try checking out Basenotes.net. Great info about colognes to help make the right choice. |
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