Vetiver, I just mentioned it in another commentary, is always a trembler candidate with me. I find about 2/3 of all fragrances with a strong V component to be unpleasantly stinky, so that with a fragrance that even has the V in its name and also contains coriander (a.k.a. bugweed) in the list of ingredients to reinforce the stink alarm, all warning signals should actually light up for me The result is a wonderful, very, very classic and just as noble men's fragrance for all seasons except winter, which can be recommended to all age groups without restriction. The deodorant delicately affects the armpits and reduces sweating. The fresh pleasant aroma will appeal to even the most demanding fragrance connoisseur. The woody notes of Vetiver are combined with the spicy, slightly bitter Bergamot, creating a captivating herbal veil. Here in Germany, I have met the deodorant, which motivated me to buy the EdT, in any case only once. So if the deodorant were now a forest, the EdT would be a somewhat dusty forest, as in the comparison of two identical paintings, one of them dust-covered or in the study of identical twins, one of which leaves the house without sunscreen, it would get away worse.

Whether vacation, everyday life, gym or as described summer - really a great, cheap vetiver fragrance that does not smell cheap or penetrating. Very high recognition value. Even my girlfriend grins after years until today every time and says "Is that Malizia? Smells totally like vacation" when I apply this perfume or deodorant in sunny weather. After in my living room (actually on the balcony, but the door was open) about half a can of deodorant was sprayed, it took a few days until It has absolute recognition value and is in my environment still no one disturbing noticed, not even on me as a woman. This is surprisingly pleasant, masculine, and dry, quite linear throughout with citrus, pine, and smoky vetiver. There might be more, but that's all I get. It's basically a clone of modern Dunhill Edition; not to be confused with vintage Dunhill Edition which was complex and long-lasting. An Italian friend has used it, left on the windowsill and I, who so often any people perfumes abschwatzen or steal, have used the favor of the hour and avenged me.You could certainly combine the two, but I think that is unnecessary: with the deodorant you are more than served. Malizia's deodorant of the same name is a big player on the Italian deodorant market. Allegedly, every second person between 16 and 30 wears it there, I've been told. Whether that is so, I can not judge, for it I was and am too rarely in Italy.