I remember it being mega fresh and citrusy and reminded me of summertime and Ibiza, lasted a few hours but not all night, can relate, didn't project too much even though I asked if people could smell it. The only good thing is that it's so light that I really have to jam my nose into my skin to get anything at all.

Tobacco, vetiver, and sandalwood channel an energy which evokes that of a powerful waterfall, making the fragrance assertive and masculine. By the time goes by, it becomes more sigille, their core notes are refined, to me is a quiet elegant aroma.Very contemporary, the glass rectangle widened at the base stands out with strength and stability, and contrasts with a light grey metal tapered hood as an iconic monolithic design. It took a while for me to come to terms with it as i didnt like the floral vibe and I nearly sold it at one point which made me start thinking why is this frag so popular? The cedarwood, the blue lotus and the florals, the small amounts of vetiver, the ever so quiet musk, the YUZU.

Bought again a few years ago for nostalgia and because I wanted a summertime scent, lasted aslong as summer in the UK! Best in summer, but I live in a place that has cold winters, and this does a nice job cutting through that cold. I've never been so sad with the projection and performance of a fragrance because I truly think this might be one of the best scents I've ever smelled.When I first smelled it I couldn’t quite pin down what it reminded me of since all I detected at first was the Yuzu. This just gives you such a classy air, and anyone smelling this on you will know you have good taste in general.

As Issey Miyake's first perfume for men, L'Eau d'Issey pour Homme has established itself as a signature reference in the world of men's perfumery and aftershave. Each perfume, Eau de Parfum, Eau de Toilette, Eau de Cologne or Eau de Solid is made with fragrance oils and alcohol. I forget about this one for a while, and when I use it again, I remember how great this one is and wear it constantly.It's a complex scent that makes my brain occupied of what notes it detects every time a little breeze blows into my nose. A middle note is spicy and woody: nutmeg and water lily are an exciting and unexpected accord in this composition. If you’re a young guy looking to score at a douchey nightclub, by all means skip this, but if you’re going on a date with serious intentions, it’s perfect.