Davidoff fragrances
These are the four Davidoff fragrances Scentorian has documented, not necessarily the house's full range. Each one carries a scent description summarised from wearer reports, the notes where the house publishes them, and its sources.
At a glance
Scent families: Fresh & clean (3), Aquatic & marine (2), Aromatic & herbal (2), Woody (2), Amber (1), Citrus (1), Floral (1), Fruity (1), Green (1), Spicy (1), Sweet (1). Family labels are Scentorian's browsing categories, derived from the notes each house publishes; Davidoff may use different words for its fragrances.
Concentrations: 2 Eau de Toilette (EDT), 1 Eau de Parfum (EDP), 1 Parfum / Extrait.
Launch years we could cite: Cool Water Eau de Toilette (1988).
4 Davidoff fragrances
Cool Water Eau de Toilette
Eau de Toilette (EDT). Still the cleanest thing to wear on a hot day, to its owners, this is the blue aquatic that set the template: mint, lavender and a salty, ozonic splash on musk.
Cool Water Intense Eau de Parfum
Eau de Parfum (EDP). Green mandarin starts it, orange Fanta to one nose, and a creamy coconut nectar follows before an amber base that refuses to leave.
Cool Water Parfum
Parfum / Extrait. Pink pepper opens it, Haitian vetiver runs the middle and sandalwood closes: a Cool Water in name that owner after owner says has little to do with the original, spicier and sweeter, nearer Sauvage or Invictus than the 1988 aquatic.
Cool Water Woman Eau de Toilette
Eau de Toilette (EDT). Cold, sharp and fruity, to the wearer who made it their first love; to another, an icy gulp of water on a summer day, or what the Windows XP hills would smell like.
Questions about Davidoff fragrances
Which Davidoff fragrances does Scentorian cover?
Scentorian covers 4: Cool Water Eau de Toilette, Cool Water Intense Eau de Parfum, Cool Water Parfum and Cool Water Woman Eau de Toilette. Each page lists its own sources.
What do Davidoff fragrances smell like?
Across the 4 here, Scentorian files them under Fresh & clean (3), Aquatic & marine (2), Aromatic & herbal (2), Woody (2), Amber (1), Citrus (1), Floral (1), Fruity (1), Green (1), Spicy (1) and Sweet (1). Family labels are Scentorian's browsing categories, derived from the notes each house publishes; Davidoff may use different words for its fragrances. Each fragrance's own page describes how it wears, from counted wearer reports.