Abercrombie & Fitch Fierce - 50 ml

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Huge disappointment and wishing I just purchased another bottle of Legend Mont Blanc instead of this garbage. It is not easy to put in words, I would say Fierce is more smooth, not so harsh, it is more soft, it has something addicting, what makes you (and women) crave for more, wanting to be near that smell and want to smell it again and again. Please be aware that products mentioned throughout our site are a mere guide and in no circumstance should be mistaken for the actual high street, designer or Niche brand. If the purchase exceeds the value of the voucher a payment will need to be made to complete the purchase.

Top Notes: Petitgrain, Lemon and Cardimom Middle Notes: Jasmine, Rosemary and Rose Base Notes: Vetiver, Musk and Oakmoss Why The Essence Vault? it is also completely unfair that people think Abercrombie immediately means not worth the hype because it's not YSL or Dior or something. Clear glass, red letters Fierce (only), was twist cap with stripes around top first or was smooth matte metallic coated plastic cap (or didn't matter), red box w/white letters. Anyway, this scent goes beyond teenagers, it goes beyond "frat boys" and even beyond what Abercrombie would like you to believe their image is.There was a time when this was the only cologne that woman chased men down in the street to smell, think about how good something needs to smell for that to happen in 2022. I was talking with someone on Sunday about 4 hours after putting it on and they asked me what I was wearing, so it at least hung around that long. It's a scent that owns memories—Navy nights in Japan, the lingering essence of good times and youthful pungency, now matured into an eternal, powerful bond of aroma chemistry.

I used to wear this perfume as a kid, by kid I mean like 16-17 years old and all the girls would always be next to me because of how I smelled. There one named ocean is very similar and also last the same as Fierce intense that gets a lot people saying its smells like the silver cap Fierce so worth checking.Purchased this after trying this first as a tester, i have the original fragrance and although its not the most expensive in my collection this is STILL very much value for money, the actual perfume is as near as you will get too the original, in fact i could not tell them apart and I've been collecting fragrances from around the globe for many years, this fragrance is BANG ON . I fooled myself into thinking that it was going to be the robust, powerful, long lasting KING it was back in the days.

Top notes are Fir, Lemon, Orange, Cardamom, Petitgrain and Sea Notes; middle notes are Rosemary, Lily-of-the-Valley, Jasmine, Rose and Sage; base notes are Musk, Vetiver, Oakmoss, Brazilian Rosewood and Sandalwood. I may have just got a bad batch, because my bottle has little to no silage and pretty short longevity, but it just smells so dang good that I don’t care.I will say that had I known what it would one day become, I would have purchased enough to last me the rest of my life. I put two sprays on underneath my shirt before a work shift, and when I took my sweatshirt off toward the end of the shift (around 8 hours since spraying), my female colleague asked if I had just sprayed something. The opening starts off a little bit more astringent than I remember it, but then it fades into the hot cloud of alluring freshness it used to be. Opening with luminous delightful clean notes including lemon, orange and cardamom, it gently descends into a rugged, classic fragrance with an aura that suggests true masculinity.

The projection strength is average (it won't fill up a room) with the distance of it being arms length, which is fine for me. I refused to wear it back then and still won’t (always hated that job), but I encountered Fierce out in the wild recently and I cannot deny that it still holds up.Pure Scented can’t guarantee the quality of your final products, only the quality of the materials as they are dispatched. Fierce opens with top notes of Petitgrain, Cardamom, Lemon, Orange and Fir, middle notes are Jasmine, Rosemary, Rose and Lily-of-the-Valley. I truly began to despise it due to the cannabis/Fierce combination, with Fierce just being so overpowering.