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EDT Spray
Amber, Patchouli, Sandalwood
Nutmeg, Star anise, Violet
Bergamot, Grapefruit, Cardamom
The scent is really good and I was very surprised how good it smelled. My partner loves the scent on me. For longevity it does last a while. Not as long as a top brand that you would pay £80 for but definitely it last a long time. For what I paid for it, you cannot complain. A great price and worth every penny.
I buy loads of different everyday scents and fragrances for work as I don't see the point in using my more expensive designer fragrances in work. I have too admit, I had high hopes for this from some of the reviews but to be honest, it just doesn't work for anyone under 50. I put it on and my mrs immediately said not to put that on other than for work as it just doesn't smell good. It wasn't a good start, but I thought id give it a chance. I found the sandalwood/tobacco smell overpowering at first and then it faded to nothing in around 3 hours, no legs and not nice while its there. I'll give it a miss in future, got through there bottle but left it in work as had to top it up 2-3 times a day. A cheap scent, but just not very nice - have other Beckham fragrances that are lovely, just won't buy this again.
Considering this carries Beckham's name - the product is surprisingly lily-livered. A pleasant enough fragrance which evaporates very quickly. This smells great as you leave the house, but has mysteriously vanished by the time you reach your destination. The glass atomiser bottle is solid and substantial, but because of its unrounded edges, this package arrived with a substantial chip in the glass - not enough for the fragrance to escape, but enough to spoil the appearance. Apparently this is deemed "cosmetic damage" - a suitable metaphor for our David's departure into branded fragrances!