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Fuel For Life pour Homme (2007)
by Diesel
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- Top Notes
- Anise, Grapefruit.
Middle Notes- Raspberry, Lavender.
Base Notes- Heliotrope, Dry Woods.
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  |  A fruity fougere this scent is literally mouthwatering. Yes, I get an utter "juicy fruit" effect from this, which lasts and lasts - usually I would hate that, but the citrus-anise-raspberry combination manages to avoid the juvenile stickiness of many similar designer concoctions. The base well done, but not overly exciting, the usual synthetic fare. I would never wear this with a suit or if I was aiming at coming across as "serious", to me it's a leisure fragrance for fun wearing, but I dare say it's a masterpiece in that category. 02 September 2008 |
 | I've passed by this one several times because of the goofy looking bottle that screams "gimmick to instantly attract teenagers!" I finally decided to give it a test and wouldn't you know....I really like it! It smells sweet and fruity but masculine at the same time. I've been looking for something like this for awhile now, and I think I just found it. I'm picking up a bottle soon. Highly recommended if you like this type of fragrance! I've tried many "fruity" fragrances and this is the best I've come across so far. 02 September 2008 |
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|  This could be a unisex fragrance.Very feminine to me. Could be a good attention getter with the girls. I won't buy it. Although my first impression (first 15 minutes), I was convinced I would buy this someday. But no thanks. 16 August 2008 |
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| Fuel for Life is a sweet, fruity fougere that’s not too far removed from the Green Irish Tweed/Cool Water clan, made distinct by an unusually smooth and creamy texture. (The heliotrope?) Like many of this ilk, it has a chemical overtone, but it’s less distracting here than in some other examples of the breed. Despite its tough guy packaging, Fuel for Life is a very affable fragrance with moderate projection and reasonable lasting power. Its development is more-or-less linear, so if you like it when it goes on, you’ll probably like it three hours later. All told I think Fuel for Life is a versatile, pleasant, if somewhat utilitarian, fragrance. If you like this sort of thing you could do much worse. 15 August 2008 |
  | I enjoyed the anise greenness at start and the lavender drydown is modest. Not so sure to like it or to be neutral. 15 August 2008 |
 | This is definitely a scent to wear for the ladies, not your own enjoyment. Girls are in LOVE with the scent. Take these reviews with a grain of salt - by no means does this scent deserve a thumbs down. Why? It's such a neutral of a scent - that I find it hard to believe anyone actually finds it "bad". It just doesn't make much scents(har har har)! 07 August 2008 |
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