Davidoff Hot Water Homme Eau De Toilette Spray - Red, 110ml

Davidoff Hot Water Homme Eau De Toilette Spray - Red, 110ml

Hot Water Cologne by Davidoff, Inviting and evocative, this men’s cologne from 2009 features an expertly crafted blend of spicy and herbal notes that can’t help but be noticed wherever you go. Hot Water lasts well through the evening with a quick spray on your pulse points, and its moderate sillage is distinctive without being overbearing. The collection of spices persists through the entire fragrance, from red basil and absynth in the top notes, into the heart of paprika and patchouli and through to the base notes featuring styrax and benzoin. Perfect for the colder months, the fragrance will invigorate the senses and keep you feeling warm.

Hot Water is the blend of innate power and instincts that reveals a natural and ingenuous appeal. Feel the burning, latent heat. Reach out, caress this skin, pulses racing, cross the line. A modern oriental that opens with a fresh thrill and ends on a burning trail. 

An opening with vibrant red basil and intoxicating absinthe. Hot and explosive pimento combined with virile patchouli for a powerful heart note. Finally, an ultra-masculine dry-down with a burning trial of siam benzoin for an intense seduction. A hot and modern design with clear masculine codes. Like a heartbeat, the vibrant red center illuminates the matt black packaging. A smooth black cap and clever faux side-grip embrace the explosive crystal rouge body.

Perfumery – Did you know?

Eau de Toilette or Eau de Parfum? While Eau de Toilette contains 5-9% of perfume oil, Eau de Parfum usually contains 8-14%. Eau de Parfums therefore last longer and smell more intense. Natural or synthetic fragrances? Perfumes with natural ingredients often smell different in batches based on the source of the ingredients, while synthetic ingredients usually have consistency in their smell and lasts longer. 

Notes and different smell after application? Perfumes are often designed with top, middle and base notes, and designed to smell different based on the time after application. 

The fragrance pyramid

Top notes

The top note is perceived as the first and is the smell immediately after spraying. Often fresh, minty, aquatic and airy fragrances are used. The top note of the fragrance lasts for about 15 minutes.

Middle notes

The middle note forms the middle level of the pyramid and follows after the top note disappear. The aromas of the heart note gradually unfold and determine the character of the respective fragrance. Floral, fruity and herbaceous aromas are often used.

Base notes:

The base notes form the foundation of the fragrance, rounds off the smell experience and gives the fragrance a certain degree of depth. The base notes are mainly woody, resinous and gourmandous, i.e. sensual, deep nuances. The smell of the base note may last for several hours depending on the application.

Tips/advice:
When you apply perfumes apply them to pulse points such as the folds in the crook of your elbow and back of knees, wrist, neck and cleavage. Spraying a little into the air is also good if you walk straight into the perfume. This helps to diffuse it over your body. Do not simply apply to the neck as the scent will rise