Davidoff Cool Water Eau de Toillete Review

Long before a variety of "clean" fragrances came out, there was Cool Water. My best way to describe Cool Water without examining individual notes, is to say that it smells like the rough version of a clean fragrance- the first version. Part cleaning products, part men's scent with citrus notes added for femininity. Cool Water is distinctive, and it doesn't scream "soap!" so much as it screams "1990's clean fragrance!". But the scent holds so many memories for me (and probably others) that it's difficult to hate it entirely. This was the scent every "non-girly" girl I knew wore- in your face "clean!!!!". The scent seems to linger for hours on many people, unlike most fragrances with lighter notes. Much like many obnoxious scents, it tends to have a loyal fan base that continue to use it.