English Leather is a cologne for men that was launched in 1949. It is a leather fragrance that has a blend of various notes, including bergamot, lavender, lemon, rosemary, honey, iris, rose, cedar, musk, tonka bean, leather, and vetiver. The distinctive leather signature is expertly woven throughout. Here are some details about English Leather:
Positive:
- Vibrant, crisp citruses, aromatic woods, and mosses with a distinct leather signature expertly woven throughout.
- A timeless scent that has been around since the 1940s.
- A great way to smell nice on special occasions.
- A soft, full, slightly sweet brown spice citric welcomes you, very classically masculine, at the same time barbershop and lemonate/orangeate/cake spices.
Negative:
- Some people cannot detect any leather in the fragrance.
- English Leather Black has dismal longevity.
Ingredients or materials:
- Top notes: Bergamot, lavender, lemon, rosemary, and orange.
- Middle notes: Honey, iris, and rose.
- Base notes: Leather, musk, cedar, vetiver, and tonka bean.
- Other ingredients: Vibrant citruses, aromatic woods, and mosses.
English Leather is a classic fragrance that has been around for decades. It has a blend of various notes, including leather, that create a timeless scent. While some people cannot detect any leather in the fragrance, others find it to be a great way to smell nice on special occasions.
