Reviews about Geoffrey Beene Grey Flannel

I have 240 mg of this water. What can I say... an unusual scent for a low price, and the final revelation of it is... soap. Just soap. So now this soap will be stored in the pantry).

This is a cologne with a spray dispenser for toilet water (according to the barcode).

I really liked the scent. It's authentic. I bought it as a gift, but ended up keeping it for myself. Thank you, Makeup!

It caused symptoms of food poisoning. I have never experienced anything more foul-smelling in my life. And yes, it is very persistent - I struggled for a very long time to wash away this horror.

I bought this product solely based on reviews and its description. Honestly, I didn't guess the final scent, but I was pleasantly surprised. I would say that it smells unusually and strangely, but still pleasant. I can't even compare it to something modern. I stop smelling it myself after an hour or two, but people around me can still smell it after 12 hours. Even after a couple of days, my clothes still retain the scent. Overall, the scent is subjective, but for this price, it's excellent.

Cologne for grandpas aged 90+. I threw it out the next day.

I will add a review about my impressions. This fragrance exceeded even the boldest expectations. It lacks the sharpness and assertiveness that are typical of masculine perfumes; it is unisex. I was captivated by the scent of a magical forest.

In the very beginning, it smells like crushed grass in your hands, then like a dusty flower with pollen.

Long-lasting, it stays on clothes for several days.

I envision it perfectly on a spring day when there is still snow on the ground, but the air is warm and filled with the scent of spring and melting snow.

This fragrance is very interesting, quite long-lasting, and, in my opinion, not at all ordinary. It has a slightly bitter green opening (as if crushed stems and leaves of some plant) and a soft but noticeable "creamy-care" continuation. It sounds quite modern and, in my opinion, will look organic on anyone who likes it. I don't have any nostalgic memories of Soviet hair salons, so it doesn't evoke any retro associations or images of grandfathers for me. Everyone has their own likes and dislikes, but in my opinion, the sound and characteristics are excellent even without considering the ridiculous price. And if we consider it as a top product for its price, even more so. It has taken a worthy place on the shelf among Hermes gardens, Blackpepper, and 2 CDG, Fahrenheit, Eau Sauvage, V canto Alibi (just to outline preferences).

I bought this blindly, relying on comments and reading literature about perfumery. It's a typical American perfume classic from the 60s and 70s. It reminds me more of cologne, but with a good and long-lasting, light, floral cloud. The scent is more suitable for men aged 50 and 60 plus, or for those who are very rugged and have already tried many perfumes, and have decided to purchase something simpler and more affordable for everyday use. The fragrance is not for winter frosts, rather for the transitional seasons. In the face of today's variety of scents, Grey Flannel gets lost. I only give Grey Flannel three solid stars for its historical longevity.

I didn't like it.
As mentioned before, it's a cheap blend of hair salon scent and an old overcoat... not everyone's cup of tea...