Aside from the spices (I can definitely smell nutmeg and cinnamon), and the spicy floral element (carnation -- probably not the most popular note in modern times, but one I appreciate), I detect a hint of citrus and geranium.

Designed to appeal to a younger market, Old Spice Foxcrest is intended to give that freshness you feel just after you have stepped out of the shower. It's interesting to break this fragrance down and analyze it; in the past, I wouldn't have thought about individual notes when smelling it, as the whole thing read as a single scent, 'Old Spice,' to me. I can't comment on the aftershave strength, but I feel that the spray is better suited to the character of this Old Spice cologne.Especially nowadays, young people (men/women) don't appreciate this particular smell as they feel it's a bit too "old" and "strong".

Unbiased" reviews don't exist I would think, unless you have a knowledge base to make objective judgements about what makes perfumery perfumery on a technical level, that is, experience working in the field at a level where success or failure can be measured by a metric beyond your own POV.You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. I wear this as a cologne from time to time, it reminds me of my dad who has passed almost 20 years ago. Old Spice is Wonderful spicy and definitely unisex - Any woman who enjoys Orientals should give this a go - I have no hesitation in wearing Old Spice out in public. After 5 or 6 hours, the 1993 stuff mellowed out to the point where I couldn't tell the difference between the two.

Unless you have consented to use of your data for personalisation purposes this information is only used to fulfil our contract with you and to address any issue that might arise with your purchase. It has moderate longevity (though it stays a day or so on clothes) and moderate silage (two to four sprays).Great to wear at home, running errands, and I have gotten a compliment wearing old spice and the lady was shocked when I told her what I was wearing 🤯🤯.

Sniffing the spout, the fragrance is a smooth, very mellow vanilla, similar to the seventies vintage, but a touch deeper, and not quite as musky. It's not even just Old Spice, it's all of those ridiculously cheap aftershaves and colognes that our grandparents, great grandparents and maybe our dads even wore. The soapyness kinda fades off leaving you with a delicious blend of cinnamon nutmeg vanilla and other spices mixed with a very nice woody background. Old Spice is a bit weaker, and the notes are a bit more bunched together, while Viking is stronger and more airy if that makes sense.There is a complex range of notes in Old Spice but in the opening I get spicy, citrus and woody notes.