Serious and Sexy
Recommended by the "So You'd like to start wearing cologne" guide on amazon (of which I bought and reviewed them all) this cologne is another almost perfect male fragrance. The term that comes to mind in this case is "EQ". It just has a perfect range of scents that are very well balanced between bass mids and high notes. It is not too citrusy like many other colognes that I happen to like it is more serious and definitively male. Comparatively it is a more serious version of TOMMY more sex-scent oriented than HUGO and has a broad spicy mid-range. Being that it doesn't have an over-amount of top notes that never make it to your skin this cologne is dependable to smell like it did when you put it on hours later.
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Interesting but not bad . . .
I find this perfume to be quite interesting and like nothing else I own. I usually wear Noa (cacharel) Une Fleur (chanel) or Pure Grace (philosophy) so I normally like a light floral scent. I was really excited about trying this when it came out but the first time I smelled this from the bottle it did not appeal to me which was a surprise after hearing Oprah rave about it. The second time I thought what the heck and put some on in the store. I found that this perfume develops into quite a "lovely" and sensual fragrance once it has time to interact with your body chemistry. What counts is that my husband likes it on me just to note: he did not like it when he smelled it straight from the bottle either. This perfume lasts a long time which is not a surprise since it is eau de parfum. If you are thinking about it try it out and see how it smells on you because that is what really counts.
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All I can say is WOWI couldn't find this or any BKF products in any local stores so we had to buy it online. I got it primarily because I have stainless steel cookware and I was having issues with that annoying rainbow/discoloration on the insides of them. Some websites said my cookware was ruined others recommended BKF. I am so happy I tried it! Not only does it take away the stainless discoloration effortlessly but it also works on Corningware Pyrex and Corelle dishes. I had stains on my Corelle plates that had been there for years. It looked like rust. One swipe of the rag with some BKF (made into a paste) and those stains are history! I collect vintage Pyrex and it took some old grey utensil marks right off the outside of one of my colored casserole dishes. My mom uses it to clean her porcelain sink and it works better than Soft Scrub Bon Ami or Comet. What a great cleaner from a long-established and reputable company!
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