I make a brief pause in my humble journey through the male fragrance by Christian Dior, to spend a few minutes to a product that deserves to be reviewed. The first important issue to address is that it is an eau de toilette, which indicates that the concentrations are around 5% of total volume. In theory, that means a lower setting an Eau de toilette or bathing water, as the amount of solvent that will evaporate when in contact with the skin is greater. The second thing to consider is its title: "Oak Moss". This does not fall to a fairly obvious. In principle we expect a fresh scent, green with wood background, and is what we found in part. But we have to add a half of flowers into the water, quite fragrant, pleasant and smooth. Reminds me of spring. This is a very nice cologne, perhaps too casual to wear a suit but ideal for relaxation throughout the year. As for the price, there is nothing to complain about. Cost me 33 euros I bought at a retail store. The 100 ml bottle format comes packaged in a cardboard splash incorrect. I insist that this is a VERY floral colony. So who go looking for wood may be disappointed. Notes of grass and flowers with some wood crisp, but I would define it as floral. Yes, but the lotion citrus smell much more than, say, a colony of the bathroom. Or at least is the feeling that gives me. Oak Moss is far more fragrant. fernando wrote: Yes, but the lotion citrus smell much more than, say, a colony of the bathroom. Or at least is the feeling that gives me. Oak Moss is far more fragrant. OK, thanks, I have the lotion and what most surprises me is that seems to contain more oil than any other I have tried, in fact I have my oily skin be weighed carefully ... Well it's funny, because it knew this colony, there is a problem with the colonies and Musgo Real aftershave, .. it seems that do not follow patterns similar olfactory, segçun I have understood, not tested, the aftershave lotion is not consistent with any particular fragrance ... I put on Molinard France .. and a member of forocoches (corner of shaving classic) told me that he did with the colony who used his mother. du212 wrote: Well it's funny, because they knew this colony, there is a problem with the colonies and aftershave Musgo Real, .. it seems that do not follow patterns similar olfactory, segçun I have understood, not tested, no aftershave lotion fragrance house with no one ... Indeed. And it's something quite strange to me because it would make sense that there is continuity. Post shave lotion is advertised as "classic fragrance" or something (I have not before) that led me to think that would go for the same course herbal cream. But Nanai. The same is get ahead of other reviews, but of the three, if you know, what do you prefer? what you think or recommend?. The theme of the colonies is very personal, but I can assure you that all three are very good. If you like classic citrus scents, No one is yours and if you like oriental things, yours is No.3. But all three are recommended. If you have no where to try them, as I can devise to me to send you some samples. And I say engineer because I have not found where I sell vials. Fernando: I know of two that are going to go to Portugal and this fragrance falls safe! Thank you again, give us more light and another question, have you tried Lavender ACH.Brito?. Theist: Yes, I asked to buy in Portugal about a year ago and I have echármela in town for the night. Cologne is a very good, if you like lavender. It is less serious and others dressed as the Lavender Tonic.

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