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mloleg – :
The previous reviewer hit it on the head very similar to Cool Water except this is more refined and much more passable,the Oakmoss and Vetiver is more prominent than the Ozonic whiff and overall appears much more subtle and less brutal and therefore more sophisticated.
Gritz_1970 – :
Similar to Davidoff Cool Water – seems to be deliberately aiming squarely into this fresh ozonic, sea breeze genre. Good quality – this type of scent isn’t my favourite but it’s done very well here. Others have said the vetiver is prominent but I think that’s oakmoss. The oakmoss and sea notes are most prominent, followed by the rosemary then the vetiver.