by Bill Blass
A clean, fresh, and slightly synthetic aroma with initial citrus and ginger notes that evolve into a woody, slightly sweet base of cedar and sandalwood. The scent is light and unassertive, with a restrained spiciness from ginger and herbal tones that never fully take hold. It feels more like a processed white musk and green tea than a true aromatic fragrance, lacking depth and complexity. While the dry-down is faintly musky and slightly woody, it lacks lasting power — many users report it evaporates within 30 minutes. It is among the least long-lasting of all men's colognes and is mostly suitable only for casual wear during spring and summer. Some testers note a faint cactus flower effect, though it’s subtle and not identifiable to all users. The fragrance is heavily regarded as generic, impersonal, and forgettable, though a few users find nostalgic value in it and appreciate the minimal, safe quality for office or day-time wear.