C&E Limes > Trumpers Limes

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By my god does Trumpers Sandalwood whoop C&E's.

Agree?

[OldSchoolYoungin]

Trumper's Sandalwood to me is a nice fragrance but is not sandalwood in any shape, form or fashion.

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Trumper's Sandalwood to me is a nice fragrance but is not sandalwood in any shape, form or fashion.

Shenanigans!

[arcman]

I haven't tried Trumper's sandalwood.
I can say for certain though, C&E's sandalwood has a very clear, somewhat powdery Indian sandalwood basenote, and some very light, clean soapy topnotes, most of which dissipate when the EDT dries. I loves it.


edit: also, what's with the thread title? Are we talking about Limes or Sandalwood?

[Lynchmeister]

Trumper's Sandalwood to me is a nice fragrance but is not sandalwood in any shape, form or fashion.

Agreed. It's like figs and a bit of cinnamon...and I love it.

[momo360]

Another great example of YMMV. I personally think that C&E's sandalwood kicks Trumpers butt. But it really is apples and oranges here, they are completely different scent families, I doubt Trumper's even has one drop of sandalwood in that potion of theirs.

[Baloosh]

Trumper's Sandalwood is better, if you don't like your Sandalwood to smell anything like Sandalwood.

If you do like the smell of Sandalwood, the C&E version actually smells like it... at least compared to the Trumper's version. But they're both good.

[guenron]

I think Trumpers purloined my Granny's oatmeal cinnamon raisin cookie recipe for their sandalwood cologne. Delicious, but not sandalwood. Now Crabtree et Evelyn? Very close to a single note sandalwood once it dries down.

[guenron]

By my god does Trumpers Sandalwood whoop C&E's.

Agree?

BTW, No.

And what does this have to do with limes?