The final dry down is quite powdery/musky and puts me in mind of frags I used to wear in the 70’s and eighties, sort of a “Jovan Musk Lite”. It's got a bright freshness that I really enjoy and, once you get past the opening, the scent is complely inoffensive. I’m no violet or violet leaf expert, but I love the violet in Dans Tes Bras, and the violet leaf in Touch is wonderful. Reminds me of a combination of baby powder and bring memories of me hanging out with my grandma and her friends when I was a child.

People who smell you won't necessarily know you're wearing a cologne, they'll think you smell fresh, like you just got out of the shower mixed with the subtle scents of powder, hair gel, deodorant, laundry detergent, and whatever else. Here's the thing, evey perfume has story to tell and it completely depends upon individuals on how they listen to it, some fall in love instantly, for some it may grow on them and some might just hate it.More than a passing resemblance to my nose to Creed's gorgeous Green Valley, in both the opening and the drydown. The rest of the notes, except the cedar, remain the far back of the fragrance with little participation. Read about this perfume in other languages: Deutsch, Español, Français, Čeština, Italiano, Русский, Polski, Português, Ελληνικά, 汉语, Nederlands, Srpski, Română, العربية, Українська, Монгол, עברית.

Six sprays of Burberry Touch, some soft cotton sweats and a hooded sweatshirt, a pot of tea and this morning's women's World Cup ski race from Sankt Moritz on the DVR. Even tho I obviously like the way my deodorant smells, I'd rather opt for a non-deodorant like scent when it comes to my fragrances. Burberry Touch has a clean, second-skin feel, but with a touch of spiciness to make it more interesting. It’s not going to make any bold statements but if you just want to smell fresh, clean and professional (not shower gel or laundry soap) you can’t go wrong with this.I’m on my 3rd bottle since 2000, and I have always felt it was just an OK, powdery clean mens fragrance. Sad to say that in this new reformulation the black pepper takes a back seat to the citrus and musk.

Was immediately surprised by how different this was to my expectations based on the spicy fresh accord Fragrantica shows. Performance is below average, but that's fine since the scent is so cheap and doesn't offend with multiple sprays. A dual launch with Burberry Touch For Women, the pair evokes the intimacy and sensuality of modern relationships. I don’t know how much this has changed over the years or if there is any reformulation in the new bottles, but this lasts on my skin and smells amazing, has this nice manly floral scent to it, aromatic and every so slightly powdery.

A challenging mix of bitter petrichor (smell of rain on warm dusty pavement) with a bite of harsh white pepper.

The white pepper and tonka bean take a third position, a very mild but noticeable spicy and sweet touch. From the moment I first experienced this fragrance, I was drawn in by its unique composition and the way it evolves on the skin. If that sounds quite generic then I'm doing it a disservice; it's unique and I can't think of many fragrances that smell like it.This fresh scent is based upon Virginia wood and oak moss, which develops into a sturdy masculine alchemy of vetiver, white musk and Tonka bean. Burberry touch perfume has a simple smell, in short, it resembles baby powder with a light floral scent and a touch of sweetness, while the function of black pepper and wood is to give depth to make the fragrance go towards the masculine side. It opens with a quiet mandarin orange note, enveloped in powdery violet leaf, white musk and artemisia.