Comme des Garcons 2 Man Eau de Toilette

This thing is amazing! Fantastic!

I ordered a 50ml product and it was packaged in a rather strange way. It came in a box and inside the box, the bottle was placed in a bubble wrap. The scent is not bad, but it doesn't last long.

Satisfied with the perfume, it has a scent that suits the spring season. It is moderately long-lasting and comes in a convenient bottle. I highly recommend it.

A pure old-school fragrance that contains frankincense and, in my opinion, has the scent of a church. It is a scent for those who are a bit older. The longevity is average and the sillage is also moderate.

I prepared myself for a completely different composition when I looked at the pyramid. I thought there would be mint, kumquat, saffron, and iris on a woody-leathery base. But alas! Harsh masculine vetiver paired with frankincense - and nothing more. In terms of mood and intensity, it is very cologne-like, explosive, and rough. The frankincense is not sweet or heavy, like in Laudano Nero. It's funny when people say that this perfume needs to be aged for several months and then it will supposedly come alive. When you buy a product, you want to use it to the fullest right away, not wait for half a year. Overall, the scent is not bad. But it is too daring and deliberately masculine (not according to the pyramid!) and resembles creations by Jacques Bogart, with Pour Homme and One Man Show. I expected something more intelligent or refined from Garcons, perhaps.

I really like the scent, I've been using it for almost a year now. I heard about it from a friend and immediately wanted it for myself. I enjoy the blend of frankincense and vetiver, someone mentioned there might be sandalwood as well.

This fragrance is not long-lasting and doesn't have a strong trail. It starts off quite intense for the first half an hour, but gradually fades away, leaving only a barely noticeable, primitive and sweet residue after just 2 hours. I felt that the tester version was more long-lasting. Honestly, I'm a bit disappointed. Wonderwood, for example, is five times more long-lasting.

I ordered a miniature perfume for my husband based on the description and reviews. When it arrived and we smelled it, we almost gave it to our grandmother because it smelled awful, like incense. I don't know why my husband decided to test it, but we were shocked by how amazing it transformed on his skin. It had an absolutely intoxicating scent!

I received 100ml of 2man - thank you. I used to purchase 9ml before.
I want to get "888" for my wife, but you only have 9ml available for now (it's inconvenient).
When will the 100ml be available?

Service: When I placed an order on the website, I made sure to select the option for a confirmation call. Just in case I changed my mind (the sacred battle with the suffocating toad had not yet been won). However, I did not receive a call. Well, it wasn't critical for me, but still. In all other aspects, it is traditionally convenient to track the fate of the order through email notifications. Especially for the impatient ones. Like in a children's horror story: "The coffin on seven wheels is already in your city. The coffin on seven wheels is already on your street," and so on.

The water arrived on the third day. Let's consider it quite prompt.

The fragrance did not raise any doubts about its originality. As for its longevity, I can't confidently say yet, but from experience, I know that it depends on the weather and even one's health condition, so everything is subjective and individual in this case. I like the scent itself. It is quite unusual. I chose it, already having a certain idea in mind. Now, I just need to understand how it will specifically suit me.

As for "Makeup," I see that discussing gifts is still trendy. Well, I won't break the tradition. Carolina Herrera CH Men Sport, which I received as a bonus, did not particularly excite me. However, this is by no means a complaint towards the store. They did everything according to the standard - included a promotional bonus sample, and the fact that it did not spark my interest in a new purchase is solely the problem of the seller, who wasted their resources. Perhaps it would be worth implementing some algorithm that selects a relatively similar fragrance as a bonus, based on what the customer ordered or has purchased before. If there is already a history behind it. This way, the likelihood of successful advertising and future purchases might increase. Although, it is possible that the seller already has their clever approach, which I simply haven't deciphered or it didn't work particularly well for me. Overall, when I read reviews in the style of "I will buy it if you include a sample" or "why did you give me silver instead of gold," for perfumes priced at 500 UAH and above, I'm simply amazed. So, you buy a branded product (and, accordingly, expect a certain level of quality) and at the same time, you stoop down to petty fuss. It seems that some customers are losing their minds over "over-servicing." It's like a diagnosis when a person believes that all the world's bonuses already belong to them by law. And if they happen to receive exactly what they paid for (or the cost of the bonus is slightly less than the price of a small castle in Belgium), the deluded person claims that they were shamelessly robbed.

In short, thank you "Makeup." Wishing everyone successful purchases. And to all those who buy "Garsona": "Guys, I'm with you! You have great taste."