dunhill Desire Extreme Eau de Toilette, Aromatic, 100 ml

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the photography may be of a different size of the same product. Please read the product description The result is very reminiscent of old-school power frags and evokes classics like Aramis and even the original 1934 Dunhill For Men. these terms and conditions in full. If you disagree with any part of these terms and conditions, do Notes include: rose, vanilla, apple, bergamot, orange blossom, lemon, teak wood, musk, and patchouli

For instance, both Desire Red and Blue may come across as somewhat cheap. In some circles, this isn’t ideal. However, you can wear it to your advantage. It is safe enough for daily office wear, if needed. It can also venture into the nightlife. I would probably reserve it for casual wear or other social events, but it does have the ability for other purposes. The fruity rose part, does have a unisex if not a women’s level of sweetness and style. But, that musk and vanilla dry down is better for most guys. When it becomes woodier, less sweet, and more balanced overall. not be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage arising under these terms and First of all, I want to make it clear that you don't be fooled by "Extreme", because here there is nothing here, it is an aroma with similar characteristics to the original, and I don't mean its aroma, because they don't smell the same, but to its versatility, perfect for all situations.

Overview

The citrus allows it to venture into the warmer weather, but it won’t perform near it’s peak when it’s blistering outside. Our liability is limited and excluded to the maximum extent permitted under applicable law. We will Top notes of Desire Extreme blend vibrant notes of bergamot, red orange and saffron as an introduction to cypress and clary sage in the heart of the fragrance. The base is masculine, created of leather and combined with patchouli, amber and vetiver. Masculine and elegant Desire Extreme introduces the new version of luxury to the collection of Dunhill. Interestingly, and this is just an observation, each of the caps have a knurled finish except for Desire Blue. For some reason, it’s very slightly different. Similarly, it also features the name down the side while all the others are blank. As you can see above, each of the fragrances feature a note of bergamot. While this does bring them together, they’re expressed very differently. After all, it is one of the most popular opening notes in a fragrance.

I don’t don’t find this cologne to be super long-lasting, but it seems to perform rather, well throughout the day. You’ll get around 7 hours, out of it. That seems to be the consistent result, from my testing. Though, I wouldn’t put it at the top of the list of longevity. I see the red orange, saffron (a Polo Red staple note), and leather in the base cling to each other synergistically creating a heavy fruity punch, rounded out subtly by the sage and cypress deep within. Patchouli's inherent sweet nature paints the picture of this one having coffee or chocolate, though neither are in the mix. Blue Desire continues on its oceanic theme and the calone continues to follow into the base. Although some tonka bean and benzoin seek to add a gourmand flavour to this bouquet, it is mostly drowned out by the ambergris that only adds to the aquatic profile. Blue, quite literally on the other hand, has revealed its oceanic character with an unapologetic burst of calone. Fortunately, this is curbed slightly thanks to the orange blossom and rosewood, which some substance to the fatty aldehyde aquatic compound.

Along with the rose, I get orange blossom, as an additional floral note. The floral presence is moderate, but definitely not overwhelming. In the opening act, you get apple as the main note, with a grab bag of citrus aromas coming in. Again, pretty unisex, at this point in time.