Yes. People who get migraines often have scents that trigger them. If it is enough to smell, they are at risk. I agree on the value issue. That is one of the reasons I like big bottles of 4711.“Migraines?” From a scent applied with “extreme moderation?”
That’s a pretty unique and RARE situation to be concerned about, so I’m not.
I’m more concerned about getting VALUE for my buck.
WHERE is this from?
Seems like a fascinating scent, yet, I’ve never heard of it.
Even though I generally prefer scents that linger (i.e. EdC, or EdP), I can also appreciate a good, AFFORDABLE aftershave, like a “Clubman” or a “Old Spice.”
Awesome, fresh, crisp, rindy citrussy, beautiful. And then gone. Like, right away.Even though I generally prefer scents that linger (i.e. EdC, or EdP), I can also appreciate a good, AFFORDABLE aftershave, like a “Clubman” or a “Old Spice.”
Gotta admit, as a “fragrance head” myself, never got around to trying out “4711.”
What’s it like?
It is extremely light and citrusy to me. It is light enough that the other notes that are described as being there are not readily recognizable.Even though I generally prefer scents that linger (i.e. EdC, or EdP), I can also appreciate a good, AFFORDABLE aftershave, like a “Clubman” or a “Old Spice.”
Gotta admit, as a “fragrance head” myself, never got around to trying out “4711.”
What’s it like?
From their website:
