Spray Cologne -- Iced Citron & Driftwood
A clean, fresh scent with notes of sea salt, citron and driftwood.
Out of stock
SKU
811847033973
$20.00
Cremo's spray colognes have luxurious scents that you'd expect to find at high-end boutiques.
How to Use It
- Spray on wrist
- Dab pulse points on wrist
- Press against neck for longer-lasting scent
- Enjoy some Good Uncommon Scents
Customer Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Rafael from
Great Suprise!
I ended up purchasing this one based on some great reviews online. The idea of an “iced lemonade” scent sounded intriguing to me as I have never owned a fragrance like that. To be honest, I wasn’t exactly sure if I liked the scent at first. Mainly because this kind of scent for a cologne was so different to me. The opening smells exactly like “iced lemonade” for the first 20 minutes or so. In the dry down the scent becomes more complex and an absolutely beautiful clean musk and subtle wood notes emerge. The more I have worn it, the more I appreciate this fragrance.
The reason I have given 4/5 stars is because the scent is very much a unisex fragrance. I wish the wood notes would be slightly more prominent to make the scent lean more masculine. That being said, it is a great late spring/summer daytime fragrance.
Date published: 2021-03-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Dylan from
Smells close to jimmy choo man ice
One of the best scents ever smelled and worn. it smells very similar to jimmy choo man ice. i get the iced lemonade vibe at the opening and as it starts to settle down i smell the driftwood with a little bit of the citron
Date published: 2020-10-15
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Grant from
Why???
I love the entire Cremo line of unusual but manly scents and have been told just that by several women. That I smell manly and they love it. For that I give you 5 stars. Where I've had problems is with your actual website availability of products. Why can't I order any of your products from your website. Why is it that some products can only be purchased elsewhere? I should be able to purchase everything from here. Can someone answer this?
Date published: 2020-10-15