Burberry Brit for Men was introduced in 2005 as an amber woody men fragrance. It was created by Antoine Maisondieu. Burberry Brit for Men has notes of Italian Green Mandarin, Ginger, Bergamot, Wild roses, Cedarwood, Nutmeg and Oriental Woods.. This is the edt, eau de toilette.
Fragrantica: "This is a modern gentleman fragrance. It's that man who carries a rose. It's romantic, contained yet young and effervescent. I'd wear that any time of the year though I think it fits winter better than the rest. Like a cold weather fresh scent. It's a bit spicy but mostly fresh and pleasing and the rose note is amazing and stay throughout the life of the fragrance. This is elegant and refined yet casual."
Fragrantica: "Brit smells like rosebud petals over a fresh-spicy base (ginger, cardamom, lemony nutmeg). The overall impression is an expensive bar of soap, with facets of florals, exotic spices, benzoins, and incensey woods."
One of the best-smelling fragrances I’ve come by. The only thing wrong with this scent is its longevity and projection. Brit is a skin scent after the first hour or so, stays that way for another 6-8 hours before vanishing from the air altogether, only to be smelled about an inch away from the applied area. If you’d like an office scent, this, to me, is a worthy contender with Tom Ford’s Grey Vetiver.
One of the best-smelling fragrances I’ve come by. The only thing wrong with this scent is its longevity and projection. Brit is a skin scent after the first hour or so, stays that way for another 6-8 hours before vanishing from the air altogether, only to be smelled about an inch away from the applied area. If you’d like an office scent, this, to me, is a worthy contender with Tom Ford’s Grey Vetiver.
