Cremo Cologne for Men – Blue Cedar & Cypress Mens Cologne Spray- A Woodsy Scent with Notes of Lemon Leaf, Cypress and Cedar, Fragrances For Men, 3.4 Fl Oz

Makes my man smell incredible!
I love every time he uses it! Too bad it’s out of stock right now. It lasts a bit throughout the day and the quality is great. He smells fresh and it’s everything. It lasted him almost the entire year. Good price for the size.

Great scent but my atomizer leaks
I like the fragrance – it isn’t exactly what I expected reading the other reviews. There are noticable tobacco and powdery notes in there that make the whole fragrance really soft. I would still say it’s masculine but there’s nearly a perfume vibe to the base notes. Overall, I do like it but unfortunately the atomizer is leaky and the bottle kind of just radiates the smell. I’m hoping that if I keep it stored upright it won’t be so much of an issue after a while but it’s definitely something to keep in mind. My first impressions of this make me want to say the fragrance is a 4.5/5, especially for under $30. I’m going to give it a 4/5 overall because the atomizer problem was a little disappointing, but the value is really great for what you get regardless.

Easy to Recommend, Easier to Attract Attention
I was very pleased with this version of Cremo Cologne for Men (Spice & Black Vanilla). Although palates and senses of smell can vary greatly, this is an outstanding choice for some basic reasons. This is definitely a warm, Oriental-inspired fragrance labeled for men, but it could arguably be labeled as unisex as well. I have roughly one hundred or so different men’s fragrances and cologne oils for reference.For those who’ve been around the block with men’s fragrances, this will likely conjure up a middling similarity to Viktor & Rolf’s Spicebomb and Versace’s Eros. Spice & Black Vanilla also shares some space with Jean Paul Gaultier’s Le Male Elixir. All are excellent choices in their own way, but seem related, sort of like first or second cousins. Spice & Black Vanilla falls on that spectrum between Spicebomb and Le Male Elixir, edging closer to Spicebomb. If anyone might have thought the Black Vanilla in this formulation is close to Mancera’s Black Vanilla, think again. Mancera’s interpretation of Black Vanilla contains more of a controlled fire that makes a clear play for dominance, whereas Spice & Black Vanilla plays a more reserved game but is more than capable of a swift checkmate. Cremo’s concoction also seems to flirt by employing a hint of neroli (bitter orange), but if so, blends it so well that it never goes past the flirtation stage.As a final recommendation, this is most certainly a cool/cold weather fragrance for autumn and winter. It also inspires romance or closeness so restrict its wear to late evening and nighttime activities. Sillage (projection) on this item is quite good so you can reasonably expect 4-6 hours of play, depending on your activity and body chemistry. Don’t be surprised though if it “sticks” to you or your clothing though. Some of the very best do just that, and mellow into something even better as the day or night moves on. There are many more colognes that cost hundreds more and would have a hard time competing to keep up with this one. This was a blind buy for me as I’ve used Cremo body wash products for men and wanted to try their hand in the cologne space. I do not regret this purchase in the least and I’ll definitely see what else Cremo has to offer in men’s colognes.

Good scent, I got it for my son who is into collecting colognes and I will see if he likes it come Christmas !

Que bueno que se pueda conseguir este perfumon aquí en Amazon.