I can definitely certify GOI as suitable for office use, as well as for everyday use. Makes a good figure in a suit and in jeans as well. And for an evening at the theatre or a concert he is also not a bad choice The cooler season seems to me to be well suited, in summer the fragrance may seem a bit heavy. So here's my conclusion: The use of scents and the age range of the main target of it are not clear. It is well-made enough, but it is a little old fashion for young people to wear, and it is too flat a sweet taste for mature adults to wear. At night time, GOA is certainly inferior to Herod, Mancera Red Tobacco, Spicebomb or so. It can only be a better choice than them in the office, but there are already many other good perfumes for the office. If you already have a few bottles of perfume, maybe there's almost no reason to include it in your collection. Not really boozy. So there is no impression of profligate or free-spiritedness. It is not as seductive or alluring as it is.

Nevertheless, I would like to claim that this scent, which is very nice to wear, is worth a closer look. There is something like a vanilla-based creamy soapy water, and there is a coldness in the middle that almost feels metallic. Maybe Spicy Nutmeg. I really like this part. However, this soapy water is slightly old school, thus adding a mature vibe to the scent. I think GOA is too mature for people under 30. And because of the above three factors, GOA is maybe suitable for day-time offices. But is it really a good scent in the office? Not certain. And also it's a bit modest to wear at clubs or social gatherings. In my opinion, it can be worn anywhere, but not the best anywhere. In search of a fragrance for the cold season of the year, it is almost impossible not to miss this bottle with its red accents. It doesn't always have to be a hand grenade, with which probably everyone here in the forum knows what to do and there doesn't always have to be an extravagant bottle form available, which focuses more on appearance than on being. After all, the appearance of the product is often the only consideration when it comes to buying a new product. Spicebomb Extreme by Viktor&Rolf is a good example. The fragrance is interesting and therefore has a certain buying power, but especially the bottle is probably the thing that contributes to the final decision for many less perfume enthusiasts.

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Intense is basically nothing here, since the fragrance neither lasts unnaturally long nor spreads an unnaturally huge veil of scent. Whoever expects something highly complex with several precious and rare ingredients and a shelf life (Intense!) from 0:00 to midnight is naturally disappointed, especially for the numerous niche noses the fragrance is nothing anyway. But if you like it warm and spicy with a certain sweetness and a touch of freshness and with an average shelf life of about 6 hours (much longer on clothes) and no roomy sillage, you are welcome to take it. I also found the Gentlemen Only without Intense quite pleasant. Suitable for men between 25 and 60 years. To be worn all year round on special occasions. At more than 25 degrees, however, I would rather take him to a "freshi".

We can state that Givenchy's fragrance has a great harmony, which is sensually warm and whose sweetness is accompanied by a wonderful spice. This is the fragrance for those for whom Spicebomb Extreme is too extreme, too strong, too proll. It is a fragrance that fits perfectly on the Christmas market, which can also be worn on Christmas Eve, when you are sitting in front of the fireplace, the family is visiting and wrapping themselves in a cuddly sweater. For me it's just a Christmas scent, thanks to cinnamon, vanilla and nutmeg. For the autumn or for the winter it is simply inappropriate in my eyes. He also seems to be gradually disappearing from the market, as new successors have appeared under the name Gentleman for some time now. That's really not very exciting and innovative, but I feel very comfortable with this fragrance and I also find it suits me very well.

This one is a rather minty marvel indeed! Created as the freshest and lightest scent in the Gentlemen Only wardrobe, Fraiche avoids masculine clichés of calone and citrus to present something that is delightfully, well, minty! The green theme of mint is extended by vetiver and sage, which add a nutty, herbal feel that creates a bit of depth to the effervescence of the top notes. Each of the five fragrances in the Gentlemen Only collection shares a connection with each other and for Fraiche that link is the wonderful Ambroxan which adds a mineral air to the fragrance, making it feel everlasting and endlessly refreshing. This brings me to Gentlemen Only Intense from Givenchy. Since his release 4 years ago he has settled down to an average rating of 7.0, has 5 comments and 4 statements. He has somehow slipped through I suppose that this is partly due to the lavishly used addition "Intense".

It opens with an intense peppery-floral silage, which is also slightly fruity. In addition, something gourmandiges is to be perceived as a counter. A pleasant vibe, excitingly balanced. That pleases! There's a shortcoming of course. Ambiguous rather than shortcoming. A sweet element that can never be said to be few. This sweet part is not very elaborate. I read some comments comparing GOA to 1 Million, and I don't agree with that, but I can fully understand that the assessment comes out anyway. This means that the sweetness of GOA is considered an ordinary cliché. So, that was quite a lot for the bottle alone and that, although the bottle itself is not responsible for the fragrance and its course. So let's move on to what's probably the most interesting thing for all of us. Gentlemen Only takes the idea of ‘classic refinement’ found within Gentleman and refines it further to be in tune with the tastes of today. Gentlemen Only is all about being the most elegant, the most enigmatic, and definitely the most stylish man in the room. It’s the scent for the affable, the easy going and the kind, with an olfactory signature that is easy but also wonderfully complex. There are five interpretations of Gentlemen Only to date, ensuring that there is a scent for every man on every occasion. In this post, I’ll take you through each of these five ‘gents’ to give you an idea of which is the one for you. Let’s sniff! Gentlemen Only Eau de ToiletteNot ostentatious. Once this scent itself is not very noticeable, and its performance is also. The longevity is sufficient, but the projection can only be recognized from a really close distance. GOA's sweet type is yummy vanilla which reminds us of Givenchy Pi in part, with a soft and dark smoky flavor like a baked marshmallow. And I don't know why, but I sense some coffee. It may be a good factor for dark vanilla fans, but it gives me a younger impression too much.