11 reseñas

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• Mora007

  May 29, 2021

  

  Staying true to Fleming’s novels, Bond used Floris 89, and while Jeremy Fragrance sells the Bentley with leather like the 007, this smells more sophisticated. It opens with apple, bergamot, and geranium; in the heart, I only notice lavender, and the base features moss and vetiver. On my dry skin, it lasts 3 hours projecting about a foot, but on clothes, it sticks around for 3 days.

• Mora007

  May 9, 2021

  

  If we follow Fleming’s novels, Bond used Floris 89, which is more masculine than the previous one. That’s why this leather Bentley seems like his choice: intense but less sophisticated than the original. In the opening, the apple dominates over bergamot and geranium; in the heart, I only notice lavender, and in the base, moss and vetiver. I have dry, tough skin, and it projects about half a meter for 3 hours, but on clothes it lasts around 3 days.

• Von Schlotterstein

  May 5, 2020

  

  I love it. It’s incredible that such a cheap perfume smells this good and has the quality of the original. Wonderful fruity scent.

• jerry drake

  March 20, 2018

  

  It’s a pleasant, soft, and inoffensive fragrance. The composition reminds me of another scent, but this one is softer and not very long-lasting. It’s not bad, though it won’t win any awards. It’s versatile enough to use in any season without guilt over overspraying, thanks to its affordable price. Would Bond wear it? With an Aston Martin and all that elegance, I’d probably opt for something else.

• LisandroF

  March 18, 2018

  

  A blind buy, and I’m neither disappointed nor thrilled. It has a strong alcohol opening, almost like a drink—maybe they tried to mimic Bond’s ‘shaken, not stirred’ Martini. After a few seconds, I detect a resemblance to Adolfo Domínguez’s Bambu; beyond the shared notes, there’s something that triggers that memory. It also reminds me of some of Antonio Banderas’s line. I’d say it’s not very sophisticated, somewhat generic. In its dry down, it might hint at Dolce & Gabbana’s The One. I don’t mean to offend, but it feels like a cheap fragrance, and it certainly doesn’t come cheap. Fragrantica reviews say Bond wouldn’t wear this, nor would he sport an ‘apple pie’ scent, and it would be naive to think Bond would choose something like this, even if the character only exists in novels. Overall, a pleasant aroma with moderate longevity and sillage. It’s a social or office fragrance. I find it very versatile, suitable for all seasons, day and night, except in extreme heat. I own cheaper and better scents. I wouldn’t buy it again. Cheers.

• LisandroF

  March 1, 2018

  

  This was a blind buy, and I’m neither disappointed nor thrilled. It opens with a strong alcohol note, almost like a drink—maybe they tried to mimic Bond’s ‘shaken, not stirred’ Martini. After a few seconds, I noticed a resemblance to Adolfo Domínguez’s Bambu; beyond not sharing notes, something about it reminds me of that scent. It also brings to mind some of Antonio Banderas’ fragrances. I’d say it’s not very sophisticated, somewhat generic. In its dry-down, it might have a faint vibe similar to Dolce & Gabbana’s The One. I don’t mean to offend, but it feels like a cheap perfume, and unfortunately, it doesn’t age well. Reviews on Fragrantica say Bond wouldn’t smell like this, nor would he wear an ‘apple pie’ scent, and it would be naive to think Bond would choose such a fragrance, even though the character only exists in novels. Overall, it’s a pleasant scent with moderate longevity and projection. It’s a social or work-appropriate fragrance. I find it very versatile, usable year-round, day and night, except in very hot weather. I know and own cheaper and better fragrances. I wouldn’t buy it again. Regards.

• ederivan

  June 28, 2015

  

  I bought this fragrance based on the advertising. Most men want to be James Bond, but not all of us can afford luxury cars, bespoke suits, endless women, cutting-edge tech, an enviable physique, or a license to kill. So, owning his fragrance is the closest we can get. There were only a couple of reviews here, so I had few references. I tried it in-store, and just smelling it on my wrist convinced me to buy it. The fragrance is very elegant, suitable for galas, formal events, and social gatherings where distinction matters, even during the day; wearing it occasionally for work isn’t a bad idea either. This is the one that has gotten the most compliments from my nurses. Despite its elegance, it’s not seductive and lacks that sweet aroma typical of seductive scents. I thought it was essential for something named after James Bond, but since there are four different fragrances in the line, that touch must belong to another one. I detect apple in the top notes, and on my skin, I can smell it throughout the entire wear, yet it doesn’t feel monotonous or linear because the heart notes kick in later, mainly lavender and a bit of rose. I’m not regretting the purchase; it will definitely be part of my permanent collection.

• ederivan

  June 25, 2015

  

  I bought this fragrance after seeing the ads. Most men would love to be James Bond, but not all of us can afford luxury cars, tailored suits, endless women, cutting-edge tech, an enviable physique, or a license to kill. So, owning his fragrance is the closest we can get. There were only a couple of reviews here, so I had few references. I tested it in-store and decided to buy it just from smelling it on my wrist. The fragrance is very elegant, perfect for galas, formal events, social gatherings, and daytime occasions where distinction is required; using it occasionally at work isn’t a bad idea either. This is the one that has gotten the most compliments from my nurses. Despite its elegance, it’s not seductive; it lacks that sweet note typical of seductive fragrances. I thought something bearing James Bond’s name must have that touch, but since there are four different scents in the line, that element is probably in another 007 fragrance. I notice apple in the top notes, and on my skin, I can still detect it throughout the wear. However, it doesn’t feel monotonous or linear, as the heart notes come through later, mainly lavender and a touch of rose. I’m not regretting the purchase; it will definitely be a permanent addition to my collection.

• Arcturus

  May 8, 2015

  

  I can’t say much yet since I only have travel-size samples. On my skin, it smells great. It’s a bit old-school but still very good. I’m a beginner so I can’t fully distinguish the notes, but it projects a lovely scent—something James Bond would wear to a gala or the Monte Carlo casino.

• EAP005

  March 6, 2015

  

  Excellent fragrance. Honestly, it’s the most sophisticated and elegant scent I’ve ever owned. It was a Christmas gift and fits my James Bond fandom perfectly. People always ask about the lotion because it’s so pleasant, long-lasting, and not heavy at all. Wearing it feels like letting the James Bond we all have inside out. Highly recommended for special nighttime occasions like dinners, theater visits, or dates with a special someone like a wife or girlfriend. It works well during the day too and has great longevity.

• EAP005

  February 15, 2015

  

  This is the most elegant and sophisticated scent I’ve ever owned—a Christmas gift that fits perfectly with my James Bond obsession. People always ask me for the name because it smells amazing, lasts forever, and doesn’t feel heavy. As soon as you spray it, you’re channeling the secret agent inside you. Perfect for special nights like dinners, the theater, or going out with your girlfriend or wife, though it works great during the day too and is super long-lasting.