Brut Original Eau De Toilette Spray, 100 ml

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BRUT, then still with the addition of Fabergé, has undergone an enormous transformation since 2007. If you consider that BRUT once was - by sales - with its perfume by-products, the most successful perfume brand in the 1970s and 1980s ?

Bursting with freshness in the top notes citrus bergamot, lemon and orange blossom merge with strong herbals, basil, anis and a powerful lavender accord really grabbing the attention. A floral heart then unfolds with a pungent ylang ylang note most noticed on the nose. The base notes are a trove of woodiness and musk with strong coumarin and sandalwood notes. Brut is one of those fragrances, which I had often noticed and forgotten in perfumeries, but never was so convincing for me to be bought or worn.Nevertheless, the head is fortunately very brief and leads to a fanciful yet short-lived floral heart. Although we only get a glimpse of the bouquet, it counteracts the head’s traumatic opening before introducing us to the long drawn-out base. Wake & Strength This fragrance was launched in 1968 by the perfumer Karl Mann. It is an aroma that combines the virile with the traditional, a stellar conjunction of notes capable of creating an imposing, unforgettable and, above all, endearing stele. In 1989, Unilever took over Fabergé. However, the household name was kept on its eau de toilettes until recently as a mark of authenticity and quality.

A certain skepticism was present, because in the umpteenth brain drawer was still the scented memory from the 1970s stored. Brut gives a versatile masculine scent with a vintage appeal, worn by men the world over for just about any occasion.

Brut’s surprisingly floral heart is a welcome relief following the chaotic head. A bouquet of jasmine and geranium complement the citrus aftermath with a hint of bergamot. As the floral blossom dwindles, it draws out dry and soft vanilla notes before transitioning to the base. Base Notes Compliments are often directed towards its cleanliness and sweet aromatic aura as well as its nostalgic value. As many adults above 25 may have had fathers that wore Brut at least once in their lives, the fragrance is often greeted with enthusiasm. Upon application, Brut is a deceptively strong fragrance. As soon as the overpowering head fades, only a glimmer remains and longevity is consequently poor. Wearers are unlikely to get more than one or two hours of fragrances before it expires entirely. Brut is one of the most iconic colognes of the 1960s that was developed by Karl Mann and first launched by Fabergé in 1964. Although it is today owned by Unilever, little has changed since its hey-day. In the review below, we will explore the fragrance’s structure, seasonality and versatility as well as its value for money. Overview