Skinwear Original 100ml EDT by Ted Baker is a crisp and masculine scent with top notes of lime and bergamot that captivates the senses. With heart notes of cypress and junipers, this fresh and sophisticated fragrance is a great addition to any collection. The mix of rosemary, mint, cypress, lemon and sandlewood all at once creates a great mix. Its a fresh woody with a hint of soap. Ted Baker Skinwear opens with a bergamot and lime combo that nearly immediately meshes with a strong oceanic accord from the heart notes that is a bit salty. This overall accord almost has an almost tarragon-like nature and could easily be mistaken for it. Base notes of clean musk and cedar wood add structure to the mostly fruity aquatic nature of the scent from start to finish. Projection and longevity are both average. Ted Baker has a portfolio of stores in the UK and USA and is also present in leading department stores. The cool thing about this fragrance is that theres no clone of it! Even though its a cheapie i've never smelt anything like it, i get tonnes of compliments when i wear it.

Out of the bottle, this fragrance is bright, sharp and zesty. It's the combination of the Lemon and Lime top notes working in synch. Looking at the notes, you just think "Oh, bring on the next generic citrus" But uh-uh, lo and behold, this comes off as extremely juicy and zesty! Every note seems either freshly squeezed or freshly cut! From fruit to wood. Though the base has that reminder of the classical "muskuline" scent. Deutsch | Español | Français | Čeština | Italiano | Русский | Polski | Português | Ελληνικά | 汉语 | Nederlands | Srpski | Română | العربية | Українська | Монгол | עברית Today Ted Baker offers a wide range of collections including: Menswear, Womenswear, Global, Endurance, Pashion, Langley, Accessories, Fragrance, Skinwear, Footwear, Eyewear and Watches. I catch myself walking round in circles (like a nut-case) just to catch the scent as if it were on somebody else and it really is great in an understated but confident sort of way.Skinwear by Ted Baker is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for men. Skinwear was launched in 1998. Top notes are Lime, Lemon and Bergamot; middle notes are Cypress, Juniper and Rosemary; base notes are Sandalwood, Musk, Cedar and Amber. Opens with a fresh citrus with it possibly leaning subtly towards the lime element; then a definite juniper, followed by a subtle fir note, rosemary, cedar and amber. By the end, it is curiously woody but at the same time really fresh and airy. A bit salty and ozonic too to my thinking. Ted Baker launched Skinwear Limited Edition Eau de Toilette by Ted Baker in 2021 as a woody aromatic fragrance for men. Ted Baker created this subtle aroma that won’t overpower any outfit with it refreshing mix. Skinwear Limited Edition by Ted Baker opens of with refreshing lemon, bergamot and zingy lime them moves onto garden heart blend of juniper, cypress and rosemary then finishes the scent with smooth clean woods cedar, sandalwood, sweet amber and long-lasting musk. Initially this smells quite nice. Citric notes that dry down to a more subtle, warmer, gently woody scent.

The opening is a bright smelling lemon & lime citrus and oriental woods, which lends itself to an almost Japanese incense type of feel, modern and synthetic. The main component for me is the juniper which gives this a refreshing G'n'T effect on a bed of cedar & musk. Skinwear comes in 5 colours: Green, Yellow, Red, Blue and Purple. Its a spicy citrus fragrance and was created for Ted Baker by the same guys that brought us the excellent King Of Shaves range. Recently joined by a female version called Ted Baker Woman. Ted Baker Skinwear fragrance notes

The drydown changes direction with its woodsy/herbal side, as well as the cedar and soft musky notes later on in the base, are not bad, but at times a bit generic and a tad too synthetic on my skin. The whole together is like the combination of the old-school French perfumery style (Eau Savage, Givenchy Pour Monsieur, Chanel Pour Monsieur) all of which feature a defined Lemon edge alongside the warmth of classic “old guy” scents and given a “current” twist with an Oceanic/Aquatic angle. Really nice stuff. It has a few extra notes, mainly the rosemary and juniper that just really change it and stand out. This might be in the citrus/aquatic/woody sorta catagory but I've still never smelt anything like it.

Bergamot and lemon, pleasant, fresh and summery, developing a bit of an aquatic and ozonic character - as mentioned previously, this contains calone galore. |Make-up and skincare services, BrowBar benefit, gifting and personalisation workshop, Sephora offers you a whole range of services to come and discover in store In the middle is a warmth and roundness to the scent. There are Oceanic notes here that will bring to mind Aqua Di Giorgio amongst others. Projection is pretty poor and longevity is not very good. It is quite weak - I used 6+ sprays rather than my usual 2 and it didn't last very well at 4 hours. The overall feel is very airy and translucent and I kinda think Ted Baker represents 'fresh' in skinwear better than most.

Its not sharp and has a soft musky tone that always gets good compliments. Its great for everyday workwear esp in the summer and it stays fresh all day. The odd note is a kind of synthetic, cheap new shoes crossed with a cheap soap smell. If that note did not annoy me the fragrance would be OK. I've never been sure of what to make of this fragrance and I've been aware of it since it's release, I think it's simply because it's so slight. If you spray this on a card you can barely smell it and similar to it's name, on skin it becomes a very subtle skin scent.