Impact by Tommy Hilfiger

I’ve used it quite a bit, so here’s my take: it’s a super clean, fresh woody-citrus scent. Simple but it does its job. Smells different on clothes compared to skin. Being linear means no complex pyramid, but freshly applied it shines with real vitality. It starts with white woods and that famous chemical note, Akigalawood (a patchouli derivative), giving a clean metallic feel, like freshly washed powder. The citrus doesn’t explode at first but resonates in the dry down; to me, it smells of orange and a hint of lime, with a very subtle herbal nuance, perhaps coca. The base is amber to give body without weighing it down, plus a musk that ties everything together. Compared to Bois Imperial by Quentin, this captures about 45% of that essence, but here you get musk and amber where the other has citrus. It’s like its affordable, solid version for the price. Ideal for spring, summer, and autumn, day wear only, as it loses strength in cold or evening. Smells unisex-masculine and suits any casual occasion. Longevity 4-6 hours, strong projection for the first two, though if you sweat it reappears. Price: 8.5/10, Versatility: 6.5/10, Sillage: 6.5/10, Scent: 7/10. A good scent for everyday life.

Worth it: it’s a fruity-woody perfume with great longevity and average projection. If I were to describe it, it’s like a cocktail of oranges inside a cabin, very masculine.

I tried it and decided to buy it. It reminds me of my favourite Bois Imperial, but this one is even more casual and versatile for any occasion. It’s one of the best and I love it.

It smells like the traditional Hugo Boss Bottled, nothing more; I don’t understand the hype, it’s a good fragrance but literally it’s just that.

Beautiful fragrance, undoubtedly my favourite among my collection of 60 perfumes. I’d never found a fresh perfume that lasted as long as this; it smells very rich and lasts well for a fresh scent. It’s a scent I have to keep smelling because I like it so much; girls love it. If it resembles its brother, the Intense, then in my opinion this one is much better, fresher.

I get a bitter note from Tommy Hilfiger Impact that feels like a mix between Dior Sauvage and Montblanc Starwalker. While some find it rich, I find it repulsive due to that typical bitter Sauvage edge. It smells of fine woods with that persistent bitter taste on my skin. Suitable for daily wear, uncomplicated and quite informal. My rating: 6/10.

Unbearable. It’s an amber-heavy, hemp-like scent with suffocating, spicy herbal undertones. A blend of green amber, spicy balsamic notes, and buds that smell like hemp. Like many perfumes today, it smells cheap; I’m not saying ten-euro scents don’t smell glorious, but this has the texture of current casino or hotel air fresheners. I haven’t tried anything so unpleasant in the designer sector for a while, a spray sentence that shouldn’t have been bottled. The top notes lead with coca leaf and amber; the Akigalawood molecule gives it that artificial oily wood sub-tone that becomes more noticeable as it dries.

It has a… strange and particular smell. It’s very woody but smells a bit like hair gel or something synthetic; I can’t quite describe it, it just smells odd. Citrus and woody from start to finish, fresh and ambered. It’s very versatile, but its best moment is in mild weather, especially on rainy days; I feel it fits perfectly with the smell of wet earth. Suitable for all ages. Note: if you are looking for a blue scent like Sauvage or Y, this has nothing of that, nor floral or spicy notes, less fruity, it leans more towards Bleu de Chanel. Good longevity, minimum 7 up to maximum 10 hours if you apply many sprays, projecting about 3 hours. It’s a very good option for a signature scent; although it seems like many fragrances in its simplicity, that strange and rich smell makes it distinctive. Not impressive, just fulfilling. Pyramid: 50% Woods, 30% Citrus, 20% Amber. Extreme heat 6/10, Heat 8/10, Cold 8/10, Extreme Cold 5/10, Mild 10/10, School/Office 9/10, Dates 7.5/10, Special Occasions 7/10, Daily 10/10. If you are young, looking for something rich, woody and masculine for daily wear and safe for any occasion, it’s a very good option 💗.

The resemblance to Boss Bottled (at least the Intense I have) is brutal, at least for the first hour. Afterwards on my skin, the perfume ‘fell apart’ and turned into a pure synthetic smell and fixative, which I imagine must be those wood notes mixed with amber and musk of poor quality. At least Boss Bottled Intense maintains that opening accord which seems very effective, although sometimes I find it a bit dated. I will continue trying to finish the bottle of Boss Bottled because this type of aromas are the ones I liked first, but this Tommy Impact doesn’t even make me want to finish the sample.

Well, I’ve been wearing this for two months and it was a total hit. It smells freshly cut wood with resin at first, then the citrus notes emerge, but the woods dominate with a soft, sweet dry-down. I’ve received more compliments at the office and my girlfriend absolutely loves it. It lasts about eight hours on skin; three sprays are enough to refresh it midday. It has good projection, making it ideal for the office, semi-formal dates, or family dinners. It works brilliantly in spring and summer, even into autumn. It’s fresh and pleasant, certainly not off-putting to anyone. The only downside is the spray comes out very directly and the cap pops off easily, but these are minor details. Without a doubt, this is one of my favourites and it’s not expensive; I’m already thinking of trying the Intense version.

I bought it because I tested it in a shopping centre and liked the scent and longevity. I use it regularly and it’s one of the perfumes that earns me the most compliments. It’s like a Boss Bottled, but instead of red apple, it’s an orange with lots of woods. It lasts about ten hours with six sprays. It’s not a new or challenging scent, but it is very addictive and compliment-worthy. I’m going to write a review on my YouTube channel with my experience.

Godiana.

I love it! That citrus opening and that touch of woods seem delicious to me. It lasts between eight and ten hours on skin and projects well for the first three hours. Recommended.

Well, what can I say… 1. I think it’s a perfume for elegant SPORT, suitable for any season… that touch of lavender gives you presence wherever you are, and if you’re well-groomed, it’s a 10… 2. The performance on my skin is excellent; it lasts past ten hours and projects for five of those… 3. It has that quite sweet but not cloying opening that accompanies you all day, along with the touch of lavender which, although not declared, is perceptible. To summarise, I’ve used it in all climates… it’s an excellent travel companion… being an elegant SPORT, it always leaves you looking sharp. I recommend it for men in their thirties; for those over 35 there are perfumes with more personality, but for me it’s a great success from the house. Cheers, hope this helps.