Abercrombie & Fitch First Instinct Eau de Toilette 30ml Spray

Elegantly crafted scent for the modern man, designed to evoke confidence. Unique blend of fresh and warm notes, perfect for any occasion. Created by renowned perfumer Philippe Romano, ensuring a high-quality fragrance experience. Attractive packaging makes it a perfect gift for fragrance enthusiasts. Long-lasting fragrance with just a few sprays for a refreshing daily wear. Introducing the Abercrombie & Fitch First Instinct Eau de Toilette 30ml Spray, a signature fragrance that celebrates the essence of spontaneity and confidence in every man. Launched in 2016 and created by the esteemed perfumer Philippe Romano , this captivating scent is the first of its kind to be available outside of Abercrombie & Fitch boutiques. This Fougere Aromatic Amber fragrance is a harmonious blend crafted for individuals who trust their instincts. It opens with a refreshing twist of Electronic Gin and Tonic paired with Kiwano Melon, providing a vibrant introduction that awakens the senses. As the fragrance unfolds, the heart notes bloom with the intriguing spark of Szechuan pepper, accentuated by the depth of violet leaves, delivering a delightful citrus undertone. The base notes of Suede musk and warm amber create a smooth transition, embodying the essence of both freshness and oriental warmth. This perfect fusion results in an addictive fragrance experience, making it an essential addition to your grooming routine. Ingredients Perfume Directions Spray 2-4 times on the wrist, neck and inner elbow for a long-lasting fragrance. We supply only the latest official versions of all products. Manufacturers may update formulations, branding, packaging, or product presentation at any time. As a result, product images displayed on this website may occasionally show previous versions or earlier packaging designs. If you require a product to match a specific version, formulation, or packaging style shown in an image, you must contact us prior to placing your order so we can confirm whether the cur