90 ml
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Brand:
Miraculum
Line: wars fresh
Product Type: eau de cologne
Classification: mass-market
Volume: 90 ml
Country: Poland
Made in: Poland
Gender: for men
Scent Type: fresh
Top Notes: Citrus
Heart Notes: Jasmine, Lily of the Valley
Base Notes: Musk
A man doesn't need any accessories to draw attention to himself, as his fragrance speaks more about him than his outward "cover." A man's scent reflects his temperament and, without unnecessary words, reveals the individuality of its owner on a subconscious level. The renowned Polish perfume brand Miraculum has helped many men find their perfect fragrance.
The featured scent, Miraculum Wars Fresh, embodies strength, sensuality, and vitality. Its sophisticated blend of notes creates an extraordinary trail that boosts confidence and the ability to tackle any endeavor. The fragrance composition includes notes of amber, sandalwood, and musk. This cologne stands out for its versatility—its fresh aroma is suitable for both daily use and special occasions.
The fragrance from the 90s is quite pleasant but unfortunately not long-lasting.
A fragrance that captures the essence of forgotten youth. It is pleasant, subtle, and truly masculine.
Cologne from the 70s student era. A long-forgotten scent. Thank you.
I have been searching for Wars for over 10 years and luckily, thanks to advertising, I found it. I want to express my gratitude to the company for providing Ukraine with high-quality, excellent, and affordable cosmetic products!
Very weak (compared to its "big brother" "Classic"). Suitable as a lotion, but not as a cologne, no more than that.
I highly recommend it!
This product is exactly what it claims to be - a cologne, although there is also a lotion available in the same line. The scent is pleasant, not too strong, and its longevity perfectly matches its main purpose as a refreshing and hygienic product (including after shaving). It contains 80% alcohol and claims to have extracts of evernia furfuracea and evernia prunastri. The only concern is the lid, which doesn't screw on but rather snaps shut - if taken on trips, it may accidentally open.