I've been using Cool Water ever since I was bought it as a gift, some time around the time I became old enough to go out drinking on a weekend. Cool Water is a good metaphor for the scent contained within the bottle, refreshing (but masculine, it's not too effeminately perfumey) with a nice hint of citrus that lingers. There are a lot of aftershaves that I find smell strongly, overbearingly like alcohol, but Cool Water gives an idea of the 'cool water' effect its moniker implies. The simple blue bottle design adds to the refreshing effect.

I might as well admit it and say that the only reason men of my age (of any age?) wear aftershave is in order to impress women. I have had compliments before using Cool Water and I've read that good aftershave is appealing to women and a good way of attracting them. If that's what you're looking for, this is a good aftershave to use - just don't use too much to the point where it becomes overpowering, as that can be very offputting. Go easy on the application of it, not that the bottle will run out very quickly - I've found Cool Water lasts for ages. Thus ends me speaking on the desperation of men trying to pull.

I'm not a huge aftershave connoisseur, but I don't feel the need to shop around or use anything else now when I go on a night out (other than Davidoff Cool Summer, which smells equally nice and refreshing). I've heard the £15 asking price is very good for an aftershave - it's cheapness is probably because Cool Water is so ubiquitous, you'll have a lot of competition if you're using this stuff to hit on women - and I would certainly recommend it.