Davidoff Cool Water Men Aftershave 75 ml

Fresh fragrance launched in 1988
distinctly masculine, cyan, natural

For men: sporty, energetic, be aware of your manhood.

Cool Water fragrance was created in 1988 and since then celebrates extraordinary success. Dynamic, sporty, cool and invigorating fragrance for people who believe and are aware of their manhood.
Aromatic freshness head consists of lavender, rosemary, mint, coriander and orange blossoms. Woody floral fragrance highlights brighter hearts, lavender, sandalwood and moss. Sensual base consists of amber and musk.

Scent:
Head: coriander, lavender, mint, orange flower, rosemary
Heart: jasmine, moss, geranium, sandalwood
Basis: ambergris

Essential oils of herbs called coriander, belongs to the same family as parsley, is valued for its spicy Aromaticity. Long growing evergreen plant with světlefialovým inflorescence, whose birthplace countries on the Mediterranean Sea. Peaks and inflorescence stems are distilled in steam, which makes them gave a light and sweet-smelling essential oils. The most widely used lavender comes from the south of France. Invigorating, refreshing vegetable oil is extracted by leaching from the stems and aromatic foliage creeping mint. Contains menthol. Peppermint (Mentha piperita Mentha x piperita or) is a perennial plant with a woody stem of the mint family (Lamiaceae). It is a natural hybrid of water mint and spearmint klasnaté (lat. Mentha aquatica × Mentha spicata). Among the medicinal plants - gathers her purse, from which most often prepared tea. Mint has a strong aroma, which is mainly caused by menthol. This is used in the manufacture of candies, chewing gum or mint liqueur (ie. Peprmincka or green). Mint is one of the ingredients in your favorite cocktail Mojito. As spices are used leaves jehličkovitého appearance, dried and fresh, whole and crushed or finely ground. It helps in better digestion, secretion of bile and urine, against flatulence, low blood pressure. Used either alone or as part Provence spices. Tender white flowers from which it obtains one of the most important essential oils. Even the smallest amount of this strong-smelling oil adds subtle aromas and smoothness energy properties that are extremely important to them. One pound of jasmine extract costs - depending on the market - a few thousand dollars. Jasmine is grown in France and there it 200 species are its true cradle of Egypt, Algeria and Italy. Jasmine flowers are harvested by hand and before dawn, or else lose up to 20% of its fragrance. To produce 2 pounds of oil is needed £ 12,000 these graceful snow-white flowers. Oder reminds aromatic lichen and mossy growths originally growing on oak and other trees evoke deep forests. Although the total odor of moss can individually define each essential oil is characterized by its own distinctive aroma. The essential oil is distilled from crushed stem and root small tree grown in India and Australia. In India, these trees are protected by the state and is forbidden to cut down - whether on private land or land belonging to the church - before the tree reaches the age of 30 years. Already around the year 500 BC was the sandalwood used in religious rituals, and there is still a part of the ceremonies in India and China. Sandalwood hides woody, balzámovitou note and has great value as a stabilizer.