Exite Axe

4.00 из 5
(14 отзывов)

Exite Axe

Rated 4.00 out of 5 based on 14 customer ratings
(14 customer reviews)

Exite Axe for men of Axe

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Exite by Axe is a Aromatic fragrance for men. The nose behind this fragrance is Ann Gottlieb. Top note is coconut; middle notes are caramel and hazelnut; base note is woody notes.

14 reviews for Exite Axe

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    Acqua di Gio would probably be improved by this …

  2. :

    3 out of 5

    Layer something like Demeter Salt Air over this and you get the complete suntan lotion at the beach effect. The combination also compensates for the fact that individually they are each very simple fragrances.
    p.s. Could someone correct the title to ‘Axe Excite’ ?

  3. :

    5 out of 5

    On its own, this is nothing to write home about.
    Hell it’s axe. Its better than smelling like a Summer’s day in Africa.
    However, I used to pair this with Nivea Silver aftershave and the result is pretty decent. The Nivea aftershave splash had a semi- sweet, gentle citric vibe to it. They danced together quite well.
    Even though I was a student, (in adulthood, older and matured) the addition of the aftershave didn’t leave me smelling like a student.
    Make sense?

  4. :

    5 out of 5

    Axe Excite is a little bit if you removed the coconut rum of Joop! Homme Wild but replaced it with coconut and then combined it with Valentino Uomo due to the hazelnut and to an extent the caramel. Really nice but as a bodyspray it can easily get cloying.

  5. :

    5 out of 5

    @bodda: headspace technology uses gas chromatography, so I wouldn’t consider those to be 2 different techniques

  6. :

    3 out of 5

    I think it great to see that Fragrantica is including Lynx/Axe deodorants as one of their fragrances.
    On a side note, here in Australia ”Axe” is known as ”Lynx”. anyways, This has to be one of the best smelling Lynx’s I have come across, Its got a really strong, sweet coconut smell and its just divine and girls would always compliment me when I wore this back in the day.
    Sadly now (2017) all of the axe/lynx have been reformulated. Yes they still smell the exact same but they have dramatically decreased the amount of ”perfume” oils in these and the scents just do not last or project as they used to. That is why you no longer hear of people complaining about school locker rooms reeking of lynx/axe or smelling people with this over applied… Because it is simply impossible to over apply this now. But back then a few sprays to the neck and anyone would think you were wearing an Eau De Toilette or Eau De Parfum strength cologne.
    Although back to what I was first saying, apart from the performance, The scent is still the same and smells awesome.

  7. :

    3 out of 5

    This is the best axe I’ve smelled until now. It is a nice combination of sweetness and freshness. Masculine but not vulgar like other axe fragrances. It has a comfy vibe too, that i really like. Thumbs up!

  8. :

    4 out of 5

    I have a bottle of this since 2013, the EDT version.
    The scent is very warm. There’s a hint of citrus on the top, but just barely. When that dies down, you’re left with the coconut. If you toast some desiccated coconuts you pretty much nailed it.

  9. :

    4 out of 5

    My husband has this as a body wash and I steal it constantly. A little too coconutty-sweet for me as a perfume, but makes for a warm, snuggly smelling bath.

  10. :

    5 out of 5

    like joop homme wild

  11. :

    3 out of 5

    Axe scents, in general, are not that bad. The problem is the way most wearers (usually either young men or teenage schoolboys) use them. They overapply, and use Axe as a substitute for bathing.
    Excite does smell a bit like Joop Homme Wild, however I detect more caramel. I wonder if it would be a “deeper” fragrance in an EDT version rather than a body spray.
    To me it smells like a toffee candy bar, minus the chocolate. It is interesting when worn with Axe Dark Temptation, because that adds the missing chocolate.
    Sillage and longevity, when applied in a sensible manner, are good but not overpowering.

  12. :

    5 out of 5

    Axe Excite is all coconut and nutty goodness.
    I only purchased this as so many people kept saying this smells like 1 Million. I purchased the bodywash to pair with 1 Million. It doesn’t smell remotely similar to 1 Million at all.

  13. :

    5 out of 5

    @andgac
    Duplicating perfumes is done using 2 techniques
    1- Gas chromatography.
    2- Head space technology.
    and since the aromachemicals used in fragrances costs an average of $140 a kilo and that kilo makes up about 100 bottles of an eau de toilette and i took a lot of time in the research and can confirm it’s credibility with confidence so you will find up a lot of replicas that is identical to successful fragrances
    Even those fragrances with high doses of natural ingredients can be approximated very closely for an instance i bought Here in my country Egypt an oil of kilian Musk Oud
    a 50 mls of this stuff costs $250 i bought 20 mls of oils for $5 with an incredibly close approximation to the original rendering them only distinguishable on a hand by hand comparison
    So don’t get amazed if axe copies creed’s Aventus one day

  14. :

    3 out of 5

    smells like joop homme wild

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