Nunca la habia olido, pero habia escuchado de ella, es un aroma genial tan natural, que pareciera que andas en un jardin o pradera que tiene naranjos o limones, o como si cortaras limones o apretaras las hojas y olieras tu mano. Anyone who chooses this perfume knows what to expect because the secret of the 4711 recipe has remained unchanged since the 19th century.

Like everybody else, I also wish that they would make an edt version that would last longer as I would LOVE to smell like this all day long! Due to the poor performance, and due to the fact that there are better citrus fragrances and colognes out there, I can't give 4711 Cologne a 10/10. it lasts on your body for like about an hour at most, I use it for freshing up after my shower usually, it's not something you can wear through out the day.Its unique blend of citrus notes, floral accents, and aromatic undertones creates a vibrant and invigorating fragrance that is suitable for both men and women.

And with good reason: in 1820, the distiller Peter Heinrich Molanus invented a new bottle which has borne his name since that day – the Molanus bottle. In this case, it's alright with me seeing as how this is a classic blend, I don’t think they messed with it or modernized it, from start to finish this smelled like real oils and/or extracts. The fragrance itself is not something I would probably wear on my body, and many other folks have mentioned in the comments that the scent is more about the act of anointing than making you smell like something. It's not a sexy perfume but still putting some on after a shower would feel very nice and refreshing. The scent molecules of the essential oils travel from the olfactory nerves directly to the brain and especially impact the amygdala, the emotional center of the brain.The only problem I have with it is that the opening reminds me of laundry bleach when first sprayed on my skin. I use unscented shaving, bathing, and skincare products where possible, and this is the perfect cap to the routine.

It's difficult for me (untrained n00b nose) to pick out the individual components of the fragrance, but I do definitely get citrusy. But these days there are so many other fragrances with the same function as this, that have built from it and are stronger and more complex. Light and refreshing with revitalising bergamot, lemon, and orange; calming lavender and rosemary; finished with base notes of Neroli.If you like Neroli then Thierry Mugler Cologne is a much better choice, and if you have deep pockets and want beastly longevity then take a look at Tom Ford Neroli Portofino. They come as a powder that you add to plain water and they create an intensely fizzy, lemon-y, salty drink that's like nothing else. Cologne: At the beginning of the 18th Century, Italian expatriate, Johann Maria Farina, created a new fragrance and named it 4711 Eau de Cologne. Other products in the range have the typical “cologne scent” in addition to the classic 4711 fragrance.

Neroli, extracted from the blossom of the bitter orange, has a calming impact that helps to strengthen the nerves and create an overall sense of positive wellbeing.

Collagen Zooki is a highly effective hydrolysed marine collagen and is the ultimate daily beauty and health supplement. Clearly neroli based, but never sweet or fleshily floral - there’s are crisp, sharp, cool herbal petitgrain counter balance that I have only ever found elsewhere in Guerlain’s Imperiale and few Santa Maria Novellas. A cult classic that has delighted the senses for over 200 years, 4711 Eau de Cologne Splash is a venerable fragranceIdeal for splashing all over the skin as a cooling tonic, the wonder water scintillates with a cascade of citrus notes, which work to quench and refresh the senses. What I really love is that it doesn't interfere with a scent I put on afterwards, which is a big plus. is the shortest-lived fragrance ever, I think - if it lasts more than 15 minutes on my skin, it's a lucky day - but those 15 minutes are really glorious: a blast of citruses, truly invigorating, mixed with the dark floral sweetness of rose and jasmine, and rounded up with some subtle earthy notes (which I think come from the oakmoss, that even at IFRA concentration, must be über-strong compared to everything else).