Bentley For Men Intense Eau de Parfum 100 ml

Product Information

I actually got sick of it when I smelt it on myself the next morning and found myself wanting to get into the shower to wash it off. You probably need some class or worldly-wise swagger to pull this thing off, at least until the opening fades out no more than maybe 10-15 minutes in and the performance takes a nosedive that may or may not make this a good, fairly safe candidate for misting onto clothes. The notes of black pepper, cinnamon and incense are particularly prominent and give the scent a very luxurious feel. The gangly youth walked past in their slate, grey or navy blue Ciro Citterio or Burtons suits, with those duff pointed shoes and way of walking without taking their feet off the ground. Bentley Man Intense is well worth the money in terms of quality, however the scent may not be for everyone.

I must be one of those who dispise baby powder perfumes, because this one is overpowering the rest of the mixture. But I'm not so sure, its fine and I like the level of booziness and the sweetness, but the lack of quality and the odd sobriety of the wood ages this fragrance and takes it out of the sphere that i like to inhabit with fragrances. I did not liked this initially when I bought it 3 years back, I was cursing myself for what I had bought back then, but man today i can't see my collection complete without this fragrance. Black pepper and cinnamon give a bit of bite, while rum and smokey incense warm and tone down the cedar and patchouli (notes I sometimes find overly pungent and sharp in perfumes).

You will also smell a leather note that smella like the seatcover of luxury car to go with the name. The top notes of this cologne are to die for, with heavy notes of rum and almost a Carmel like sweetness. Didn't expect it to be very similar due to the votes being negative but they have very close similarities. I can only conclude that others are smelling qualities I am not, or are not sensitive to the aspects of this much-loved fragrance that I find repulsive. The boozy spiciness is very masculine and has this sparkling/shiny quality to it when it hits your nose; it's not a smooth fragrance, this has edge to it.

BFMI was created in 2013 by master perfumer Nathalie Lorson, and it is their most popular fragrance until today. Performance is crazy, my gf put it on in the afternoon to test it for me and she hated it as it was too manly and strong for her, and tried to scrub it off and put another perfume to mask it off.Nathalie Lorson has composed a particularly high-impact version for men bold enough to wear an ultra-luxurious yet extremely sensual fragrance. This particular essence caught my eye, and as I eagerly opened the bottle and spritzed a bit on my skin, I was immediately met with its robust aroma.