Tommy Hilfiger: Tommy, Eau de Toilette

Tommy Hilfger - Eau de Toiletter I was given this aftershave as a present and was very pleased on getting it. It has an unusal smell, that is very pleasent. Not overly powerful yet still a strong scent, with a fresh summery fragrance, it smells quite a little like citrus fruit. This fragrance isn't overly manly, but definitly not feminine. It is fairly expensive about £30 for a bottle, but you do get a fairly large bottle for your money. One thing this does lack is a spray button meaning you have to apply this by hand, which I feel never works as well as a spray cap. Personally I think this is more of a casual fragrance and more ...  Read the complete review

I used to really like this aftershave when I was about 18 but i'm afraid i've long grown out of it now! I think it definitely is better suited to younger guys. It has quite a citrus, fresh, summery fragrance which is quite long lasting and recommended for casual wear. Personally I think it is suitable for all occasions, day or night, work and play but be careful not to over do the squirting as it is fairly strong and has the potential to go from fresh to overpowering! It has quite a distinct and instantly recognisable fragrance and retails on average for about £30 a bottle. I don't think it's as popular as it used to be back when it first took off around ten years ...  Read the complete review

America has given the world many things. Coca-cola and Pepsi has given more work to dentists than Mad Frankie Fraser ever could (Mad Frankie Fraser was a east London gangster who liked ripping his victims teeth out! Grisly!). The American film industry has managed to dumb-down the country to a level where "The weakest Link" is considered "quality" TV and McDonalds has done it's bit for the NHS and Weight watchers. I know, I'm being sarcastic here! Not many things have come from America which is geniunely good for us. But this is where I buck the trend. The Americans have never been known for their style. That accolade goes, ...  Read the complete review