Cedar Chic opens with a refreshing, airy vibe that immediately brings to mind freshly washed cotton. Bergamot adds a gentle citrus sparkle, while the aldehydes give the scent a soft, slightly fizzy lift. In the heart, orange blossom introduces a subtle floral brightness that keeps the fragrance feeling clean and elegant without becoming overpowering. As it dries down, smooth cedarwood begins to take the lead, wrapped in soft white musk. The result is a polished woody finish that feels clean, refined, and easy to wear. In terms of performance, Cedar Chic offers moderate longevity, lasting about 5–7 hours on skin, with soft to moderate sillage that stays fairly close to you. This makes it an excellent fragrance for daytime wear, especially in work or office settings. It also works well for casual outings, running errands, or simply staying home and enjoying a fresh, comforting scent. Overall opinion: Cedar Chic delivers a minimalist, fresh, and quietly luxurious experience. It’s not meant to dominate a room but rather creates a pleasant scent bubble that people close to you will notice and appreciate. 8.5 out of 10.

Literally went back in time (store name was Scent Time) and collected some older fragrances in. To my surprise, Polo (Green) came out in 1978, a year after I was born. SAFARI, first from the left was my only bottle as a teenage boy so this brought back so many memories! Burberry London with the unique cinnamon/tobacco scent seals the deal while the Mango is Polo Black is so so interesting. Got a good deal for the Montblanc Explorer and Davidoff, as well as the classic Issey Miyako with the signature fresh fragrance. I actually enjoyed Polo Green as it is so different from most of the frag that i have. I know i will enjoy the rest too.