PB ParfumsBelcam Classic Match, Alternative Designer Fragrance, Eau de Toilette Spray, 2.5 Fl Oz

Some people say this smells identical to Polo Green, but it’s missing that dark licorice-like/oakmoss and tobacco richness. You can get closer by layering your own oakmoss or decanting it with a little oakmoss absolute. Scent intensity is solid. It opens bright and strong, then settles into a smooth green profile. Not overpowering, but definitely present enough to feel like a proper classic‑style chypre. it's an effective alternative to polo green if you just want something to scratch the itch but its definitely not a 1-1. Good value for money and authenticity.

I don't understand some of the hate on this one. While i can’t directly compare it to its RL counterpart i can definitely say this is a great smelling cologne that lasts. I remember when i was a teenager buying colognes more than triple the price of this that smelled absolutely horrible and lasted maybe an hour if you were lucky. That being said it’s definitely not the nicest cologne on the market but for $10 it punches way above its price and i am looking forward to trying more of their scents.

Too pricey , go for Armaf or Titan Skinn scents

Smells pretty good. Slight urine smell at first spray but it passes.

Smells like it belongs on a man. The top note is comprised of bergamot, which is a citrus hybrid of lemon and orange. This naturally sloughs off after about fifteen minutes, which is what all citrus top notes do. The middle layer is a blend of basil, which gives it a fresh herbal scent, and jasmine, which is of course a bit more floral, without being feminine. The middle notes are detectable from after the first 20 minutes until perhaps three hours or so. After the two middle notes wear away, the base note is musk, and this will last at least another hour, so one spray and you are good to go for four hours. Please be aware that this fragrance is a French-Canadian knock-off of Ralph Lauren Polo Green. Just for yux, I went to the men's fragrance counter at Dillard's. I sprayed one spray of the genuine article Polo Green on my left inside elbow, and then I sprayed one spray of this Belcam knock-off on my right inside elbow. Long story short, after a grueling eight-hour day, the Belcam knock-off still smelled fresh and sweet, whereas the Ralph Lauren designer fragrance morphed into more of a chemical-type of smell. I actually preferred the knock-off to the genuine article! Sorry, Ralph.