**Introduction** This is my first fragrance review for a while and I have chosen to review a very popular fragrance, Paul Smith for Men. I had used a tester of this fragrance many times whilst I was in Boots and Debenhams but had never actually bought one due to the price compared to other fragrances which I prefered and I have bought a wide range of fragrances over the years. Here is my review of Paul Smith's popular fragrance for Men. This is the first Paul Smith fragrance I have used. **The Bottle** I feel that The bottle is a more important feature than you might think, Nobody wants a fragrance that has a weird gastly looking bottle. ...  Read the complete review

I got a 50ml bottle of Paul Smith: Men as a Christmas present from my brother who usually has good taste. Pakaged in a small grey, non descript box featuring the Paul Smith Logo, it contained what i'd call an apple green bottle. The first squirt left a surprisingly good impression. Firstly, Paul Smith is a Nottinghamshire born fashion designer who was kniighted in 2000. At 63 he is still involved in the business as both designer and owner. There are 12 different collections that come under the Paul Smith brand ranging from Jeans, London, Shoes and of course Fragrance. Onto the fragrance itself which I would now rank as my favourite. As most men my ...  Read the complete review

There are now a few Paul Smith fragrances for men out there but for my money the one that offers both the best value for money and the nicest smell is the original. It comes in a nice little square bottle and is available in 30ml, 50ml and 100ml sizes. I usually get the 50ml as it is the perfect size for putting on the bathroom shelf. The bottle echoes Paul Smiths design ethos and is quite minimalist and has a light green tint and I have to say it looks very cool in a very modern understated way. Made of glass is comes with a glass screw top lid and like most modern aftershaves is a spray rather than a splash. As cool as the bottle is the real ...  Read the complete review

Intro I'm not what you might call big user of aftershave, but I do like to wear it now and then when the mood takes me. I have a few on the shelf that were given as presents and two which I have self-purchased because I like them. Paul Smith falls into the former category. Paul Smith The bottle containing the light green liquid was to say the least unimaginative, being that it was pretty much the boring old square bottle with a round top. It has a darker green spray nozzle under the clear circular top. The small bottle I quite thick glass so I don't think dropping it would cause any serious damage. The reason I mention this is I though it ...  Read the complete review

This is my first review for a fragance. I am very inexperienced with fragrances and usuaully resort to the cheap brands from tesco and superdrug. However with my friend giving me this for a bday present, I was quite optimistic and although personall I didn't like the small a lot of my female friends at uni used to complement me about the smell, so evidently it does have a postive reaction. I have now started experimenting with other fragrances like lacoste and hugo boss, but this is still my number one chocie for fragance, although I do not wear it everyday otherwise it will become a regular smell that I would get bored of, so I stick to the cheap fragrances for everyday  Read the complete review