Well , I didn't hate the scent to be honest but I'm sure not fan of it that's ok for me , ı can wear at home .The fragrance would be nice on ı can imagine right now maybe who is mature enough at least end of twenties can wear it .

The top note are intoxicating and just the right amount of nostalgia. Instead of this smelling "old man," it reminds me of what was common when I was a kid/teenager. I'd go as far as to say it could have been comparable to Axe deodorant. Of course wearing the Special Reserve EdT and experiencing the dry down it starts to get very spicy and closer to Old Spice, which I do associate with being a dated scent, based on the spice+powder combo. It's really heavy too, like an oriental. Fougéres are my 'bread and butter' fragrances. I have three natural artisan ones, and own six different profiled ones from an assortment of brands. Ranging from mostly traditional and aromatic. The reference points are well known, and I'm obsessed with the family.

Pharmacy product

Brut Splash On, on the other hand, does not contain any menthol, so doesn’t have these same properties, but some men may still choose to use it as an aftershave. 2. Alcohol Content Being a passionate lover of Givenchy’s Gentlemen, Azzaro PH, Guerlain’s Héritage etc., I never trembled for such an ancient, quasi–prehistoric, scent as Brut… I used to have some memories about the green plastic bottle of the 90’s… or some about the current Fabergé’s “Original” version, in the squared glass (pictured above)…

Although that’s the short answer, let’s go through the main differences between these two variations of fragrance in more detail, and also go through how to choose between them. The reason people often say that the Brut Splash On scent is a more subtle scent compared with Brut Aftershave, is actually due to the increased alcohol content in the Splash On which makes it last longer on the skin but dilutes the scent itself. Whichever you choose, as long as you’ve made an informed decision then you’re unlikely to go too far wrong. There was a cabinet with scents and talc powder and i shuffled around in in it...I was attracted by the biggest green, metallic bottle with medaillion, it was BRUT!....I unscrewed the cap and sniffed the plastic splash top....WOW what a burst of Scent molecules drove through my little nose that moment!...it felt bombastic and special! There's a very soft but pronounced muskyness with a very thin green tone underneath, that wraps the whole composition, this musky blanket is the soul of great BRUT.This just smell like hand cream on top notes smell ı really don't like it has lemon and citrus opening is too bad to me. Once the citrus notes fade away I noticed middle and especially base notes way better that turns a bit like barbershop smell thats not bad ı love barbershop smell clean well groomed kind of shaving foam smells love it. Dreamful potion, far before the current idle and non-descriptive period of generic boredom. This could be the cheap, nostalgic line of a boomer in search&rescue of a golden age never existed. And I believed so, until when recently I consistently retested on an a everyday use Brut, in a completely different context, and after more than a decade of disillusionment about the current rendition (so strange are our senses, and our mind in processing information!). Ingredients (abridged): Alcohol, water, fragrance, propylene glycol (a humectant), menthol, preservative, color