BRUT EDT 100 ml

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Brut gives a versatile masculine scent with a vintage appeal, worn by men the world over for just about any occasion. Otherwise, this is a very masculine fragrance that is ideal for men approaching on well into their thirties and beyond. Furthermore, over the last 15 years the label diversified into different fragrances such as Oceans, Musk and Attraction Totale. Originally from long-standing perfumers Faberge comes Brut eau de toilette, an affordable men's fragrance with an unmistakable signature. This Iconic fragrance in EAU DE TOILETTE concentration contains the highest amount of perfume oil in the range. This fragrance was launched in 1968 by the perfumer Karl Mann. It is an aroma that combines the virile with the traditional, a stellar conjunction of notes capable of creating an imposing, unforgettable and, above all, endearing stele.

A PERFUMERY CLASSIC. After almost 50 years behind it, Brut has established itself as a classic fragrance in the world of perfumery. A traditional aroma that has been passed down from generation to generation.However, it can be worn during the colder months at a push thanks to the presence of anise and sandalwood. Nevertheless, this is a fragrance that shines during late spring as its aromatic notes denote freshness with a slight gourmand warmth from the vanilla and tonka bean. Presentation and Value For Money To match this, he holds a felt eternity and projects like stupid. My original version in the Mini is much more discreet, but also more polished and fascinating. It's embarrassing what the Unilever group has done with this Fabergé classic. Compliments are often directed towards its cleanliness and sweet aromatic aura as well as its nostalgic value. As many adults above 25 may have had fathers that wore Brut at least once in their lives, the fragrance is often greeted with enthusiasm. Now I'm a little unsure how to evaluate him. I'm referring to a kind of mean value of old and current version. Brut is one of those fragrances, which I had often noticed and forgotten in perfumeries, but never was so convincing for me to be bought or worn.

The fact is that I like the fragrance very much, because it is no longer as oppressively present as it used to be, but rather more discreet - in other words, more subdued - it comes across. But I can't determine which component it is due to As a young guy at the end of the 1970s, the scent was something I didn't like at all. Somehow too pompous, overloaded with x undifinable components for me. At that time it slowly started with the start of many men's fragrances - pushed by the disco wave at that time. In short, BRUT was simply Bäääh!Bursting with freshness in the top notes citrus bergamot, lemon and orange blossom merge with strong herbals, basil, anis and a powerful lavender accord really grabbing the attention. A floral heart then unfolds with a pungent ylang ylang note most noticed on the nose. The base notes are a trove of woodiness and musk with strong coumarin and sandalwood notes. Consensus has shown this to be particularly effective among women as the scent likely chimes with the notions of a strong father figure. This may feel like a fatal mistake at first but within minutes the fragrance will still seem faint. As boxer Henry Cooper would say in Brut’s 1970s advertising campaign, “splash it all over.” Although there is now a range to suit most male palates, the original cologne remains its greatest success and one of the most familiar fragrances to men of all ages.