Swiss Army Forest

6 reseñas

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• lebon17

  June 26, 2015

  

  Have you ever walked through a pine and cypress forest, with moss and a babbling brook? Can you smell that? That is this fragrance. I haven’t received many compliments, but it has good longevity and makes you feel fresh, as if you’re in the woods.

• Francklin Taylor

  July 6, 2015

  

  A fairly woody and green scent, reminding me strongly of the high forests in my province! It’s beautiful. The opening is excellent, the heart reveals the wood, and the dry-down becomes even more intense. It then turns very pleasant, conveying serenity and freshness, making you feel at the top of the world. This EDT is very good; I recommend it as a personal treat fragrance.

• Francklin Taylor

  July 11, 2015

  

  Quite woody and green fragrance, it reminds me a lot of the high forests of my province! It’s beautiful. The opening is very good, in the transition to the heart the woodiness becomes noticeable, and in the dry down it’s even more intense. Then it becomes very pleasant, conveying serenity and freshness, making you feel at the very top of the world. This EDT is very good, I recommend it, it’s a fragrance for personal enjoyment.

• priethcallas

  April 10, 2016

  

  It starts with a non-pungent lemon and a slightly powdery sensation, a floral that could be violet leaves, with soft nutmeg. After five hours, I only notice very soft cedar and the scent clinging to the skin. Perhaps a hint of pine, but too subtle for me. At ten hours, it’s faintly detectable with cedar and oakmoss. I used the entire 1.2 ml sample and got a moderate trail lasting about three or four hours before fading quickly. Its longevity exceeded ten hours but was very skin-close. I couldn’t clearly appreciate the pine notes (unlike Silvestre Pine, for example) nor the cypress. Too timid in that regard and lacking much character, unless you’re looking for something innocuous, perhaps for work where intrusive fragrances are prohibited. It seems better for spring or summer, during the day, as it lacks the complexity for evening events. It didn’t evoke the emotion of being in an Alpine forest for me. Among this brand’s offerings, I still prefer the classic Swiss Army, as it has more personality than this.

• priethcallas

  April 26, 2016

  

  It begins with a non-pungent lemon and a slightly powdery sensation, a floral that could be violet leaves, with soft nutmeg. After five hours, I only notice a very soft cedar and the fragrance clinging to the skin. Perhaps a hint of pine around, but too soft for me. At ten hours, it’s faintly detected with cedar and oakmoss. I used the entire sample, 1.2ml, and got a moderate trail lasting about three or four hours before fading quickly. Its longevity was over ten hours, but very skin-deep. I couldn’t clearly appreciate the pine notes (unlike, for example, Wild Pine) nor the cypress. Too shy in that regard and without much charm, unless you’re looking for something very innocuous, perhaps for work where intrusive fragrances are prohibited. It seems better suited for spring or summer, during the day, as it lacks the complexity for evening events. In me, it didn’t provoke the emotion of being in an Alpine forest. Of what I’ve tried from this brand, I still prefer the classic Swiss Army, as it has more personality than this one.

• Leonardo da Vincho

  March 4, 2020

  

  I truly envy those who enjoy green fragrances, smelling of pine forests, cypresses, cedars and moss. I’ve tried several, but none convinced me until TSAR by Van Cleef, although I believe they no longer sell it; that’s why in my collection of over 30 bottles and 10 decants, I can’t find anything green or forest-like. I walked into the perfumerie looking for Amouage Jubilation, a scent the sales assistant hadn’t even heard of, and from that brand I only knew Interlude… well, less passion for their impossible work. This Swiss Army Forest was on offer, something like $35 for 100ml; out of curiosity, I tried it. The opening is slightly citrusy, then, as it dries down, it’s pure forest, tones of pine and other conifers of very good quality. Three sprays on my forearm lasted over three hours projecting and six or seven close to the skin; considering it’s an EDT, the performance is more than acceptable. For those who enjoy this type of fragrance, it seems a very good option due to its quality (good, not outstanding) and reasonable price. After two hours, having analysed the evolution, I felt a double sensation: sadness at not being able to enjoy this family of fragrances, and happiness at feeling how wide and generous this world of aromas is, so different and variable.