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Cool Water Reborn
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Cool Water Reborn by Davidoff is an aromatic fougère fragrance for men. Launched in 2022, this composition evokes the freshness of seawater with a modern and vibrant touch.
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Well, well, well. Putting aside the custom of giving names and surnames to scents that have nothing to do with the original, what we have is a vintage barbershop aroma: it smells like shaving soap and classic aftershave. It’s completely retro, no little sweets or modernities. Against the grain or starting something else? Performance is pretty good, around five or six hours, though with a discreet projection. It’s not a scent that evolves.
Well, well, well. Setting aside the habit of naming things after themselves that have nothing to do with the original, we have a vintage barbershop scent here: it smells like shaving soap and classic aftershave lotion. It’s totally retro, no sweetness or modern touches. Is it going against the grain, or are they starting something new? Performance is quite good, about five or six hours, though the projection is discreet and it doesn’t really evolve.
Green fragrance with very, very weak projection. It lasted me about 5 hours but right on the skin. Not recommended.
A fougère fragrance in full 2022. It’s celebrated for that side, trying again to put a green and vintage vibe perfume on the market. The bad thing about Davidoff is that it has to use the name COOL WATER on everything it launches to sell. It has nothing from the classic, no summer or blue sea scent, this is a green herbal. They could have named it GREEN WATER. I like it, but it’s subjective because I like retro scents. It’s the same case as Cool Water Parfum, a current blue fragrance mixing Sauvage with Bleu de Chanel that has nothing to do with the classic 1988 EDT. Still, I don’t understand the hate against this fragrance. The longevity, at least in my case, is quite durable, greater than the classic.
A fougère aroma in full swing in 2022. It’s celebrated for that side, the one trying to bring back a perfume with green and vintage vibes to the market. The downside of Davidoff is that they have to use the name COOL WATER on everything they launch to sell it. It has nothing to do with the classic; it doesn’t smell like summer or blue sea, this is herbal green. They could have called it GREEN WATER. I like it, but it’s subjective because I enjoy retro scents. Same case as Cool Water Parfum, which is a current blue mix like Sauvage and Bleu de Chanel, nothing to do with the 1988 EDT. I don’t understand the hate against this fragrance. The longevity is quite durable, longer than the classic.
I don’t understand this habit of releasing perfumes with famous names to cash in on a trend; flankers are usually failed attempts to reuse past successes. Anyway, nothing connects this namesake with the original, not even thematically. Where Cool Water mixes woods, amber, and musk for its typical scent, these components are completely missing in Reborn. It’s not the eighth wonder, but with the new components it’s really something more than decent for its price. It’s a well-fresh, energizing scent that smells like a high-quality deodorant (which isn’t negative). Totally versatile, a good option for the office or when you want to put on a white shirt and smell clean. A version, probably deliberate, completely different from the great classic. A vetiver fragrance that shouldn’t shy away from comparison with others in its genre, especially in performance, and brings a lightness not inherent to most fragrances centered on this note, with a slight sweet point at the end. A gift I’ll use with pleasure.
The opening is strong and fresh, then it settles into a green, clean scent with a sweet touch at the base. Overall it smells classic, smells good, and I see it as perfect for a gift because it’s hard to dislike it. But it’s not for me, I’m looking for scents that break the routine.
At first it smells very good, herbal and fresh, but in the dry down it’s an abroxan blast that even Sauvage can’t match… More synthetic than Axe.
This is my third review of the Davidoff house and the second in the Cool Water saga, and this time it’s Davidoff Cool Water Reborn. The fragrance opens with herbal notes, but I notice cardamomo hidden among them, making it a sharp yet pleasant herbal scent. Its projection and longevity are low, just like its sibling Cool Water Wave; however, the fragrance itself is rich, and its use is both casual and informal. It doesn’t retain any DNA from its original essence but heads down a mature path, though it feels like it stopped halfway. In my opinion, it’s for autumn and spring, without much cold or heat. To repeat, the aroma is rich but lacks the strength needed for night, which is what I expect from a perfume. In short, a normal fragrance with low projection and longevity, but with a good scent for formal or informal use in moderate climates, retaining nothing of its predecessor, Davidoff Cool Water. Cheers.
This is my third review of Davidoff and the second of the Cool Water saga, now touching on Reborn. It opens with herbal notes, but I notice cardamomo is hidden, making it a sharp yet pleasant herbal. Its projection and longevity are low, just like its brother Cool Water Wave; not so the fragrance itself, which is rich and its use is both casual and informal. It doesn’t conserve the DNA of its mother essence, it goes down a mature path but arrived halfway. In my opinion, it serves for autumn and spring, without much cold or heat. I repeat, the scent is rich but lacks strength for the night, something I expect from a perfume. In summary: a normal fragrance with low projection and longevity, with a good scent for formal or informal use in temperate climates, that conserves nothing of its predecessor. Cheers.
I can only say that I absolutely love it. When I thought it had run its course, it activates incredibly well during a gym workout. As for compliments… not a single person hasn’t asked about it and praised its scent. I’m super satisfied for the price I paid.
I can only say that I love it. When I already thought it had served its time, it activates incredibly when working out at the gym. And as for compliments… there isn’t a single person who hasn’t asked about it and praised its scent. For what I paid, I’m super satisfied.
Yesterday I saw Cool Water Reborn at almost giveaway prices, but the first thing that came to my mind was the perfume I hated the most: the original Cool Water. Would it be similar? Would it remind me? Without a tester and with anxiety at max, six installments, and straight into the bag. Result: nothing to do with the old ancestor. Reborn is green, fresh, and very aromatic, without marine or synthetic notes like the previous one. The galbanum in the opening is rough, vegetal, fresh, and soft, pleasant. Then rosemary mixes the aromatic with the spicy, coherent with the yellow flower. The vetiver base arrives at the end, very soft with a slight ambroxan sweetness that doesn’t bother, quite the opposite. It reminds me of some points of Sauvage. It’s a green, fresh, soft, fougère fragrance, classic but modern, daytime and neat. For relaxed spring or autumn situations, any age. Approved.
I spotted Cool Water Reborn at a giveaway price yesterday. Immediately, I thought of the perfume I hated most in my life: the original Cool Water. Would it be similar? Would it remind me of that? There was no tester, and my anxiety spiked. I just bought it on six installments and tossed it in the bag—whatever it was going to be. Turns out, it’s a good one, nothing like the old original… Reborn is green, fresh, and very aromatic. No marine notes, and not as synthetic as the old one. Galbanum makes up the drydown: rough and vegetal, yet fresh, soft, and pleasant. Later, rosemary blends the aromatic with spicy notes, but coherently with the yellow floral. The vetiver base arrives at the end, very soft, accompanied by a subtle ambroxan sweetness that’s not annoying—in fact, it’s the opposite. This is where it reminds me of Sauvage in some ways, which is true. It’s a green, fresh, soft, fougère scent—somewhat classic but also modern, daytime, and crisp. Perfect for relaxed spring or autumn situations. Suitable for any age. Approved.
I received this perfume as a gift at work (I work at a perfume importer) and, full of joy, I thought it would be the same as the original EDT I used years ago—nothing like it… It has a certain herbal opening that I detest; the more time I spend testing designer and niche perfumes, the more I tolerate it, but that herbal base still doesn’t convince me; I have no idea what galbanum smells like, but it must be that. And considering how it smells and how long it lasts as an EDT, I don’t think it’s a blind buy unless you like herbal notes, which don’t vary from there.
They gave it to me at work (I work at a perfume importer) expecting it to be like the EDT original I used years ago, but it has not a shred of resemblance… It has a herbal scent at the start that I hate; over time and trying more designer and niche perfumes, I tolerate it more, but that herbal base doesn’t convince me, I suppose it’s galbanum. And the irony is that, being an EDT, it smells and lasts a long time. I don’t recommend it blindly if you don’t like herbal notes, because it doesn’t vary from there.
Smells good, I bought it out of curiosity since I always have the original Cool Water, but it has nothing to do with it. Lasts quite a bit and is ideal for late spring or summer evenings, nothing more than 30 degrees at noon. It reminds me a bit of Halloween Man Mystery, though it’s not the same; it just follows that line. By the way, I still highly recommend the Cool Water Parfum.