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J. Jorgenson says:

I absolutely like this cologne! Instead of relying solely on animal musks this particular fragrance utilizes citrus oils instead which really makes this palatable to the nose. It is subtle yet strong enough to make people notice if they get close enough. Give this at least a try since it’s less “flowery” and more of a pleasant scent and most men can appreciate that.
Rating: 5 / 5

Anthony Spears says:

Like Cool Water, this is one of those colognes that girls seem to like, but I can never know why. I was disappointed to find that it smells like every third or fourth guido at a club, while the others are wearing Cool Water, Aqua Di Gio, or Axe. Although I didn’t wear it around anyone else, I found the sillage to be strong, offensive, and I couldn’t wash it off for the life of me. It also seemed to smell very synthetic, and more like an aquatic than a citrus aromatic. I couldn’t detect the citrus, the cinnamon, and in fact, I didn’t detect any change through the different notes at all. Perhaps it’s just my body chemistry that it doesn’t agree with, as I typically wear woody floral musks, or woody spicy colognes like 212 for Men, Burberry Touch, Amouage Reflection Man, or Terre D’Hermes.

It has it’s audience. I would personally classify this as a cologne for the guy in baggy pants, a track jacket, and a hat turned sideways who drives a supped-up Honda — and that guy should wear it during the fall or winter. Personally, I plot to return my bottle or use it as a paperweight.
Rating: 2 / 5