Someone please tell me what scent is in TUTH. It smells sweet but to me it smells great. Way better then Ammo smell. Hate that I only have a to go bottle of this great stuff.
It’s light Neroli, I believe. Orange tree blossom…
Plus the smell of the mones, which to me smell synthetic and chemically (and somewhat like urine in high quantities!)
TUTH has it’s own special scent package. It’s not the standard neroli scent.
I’ve only used this once. However I’ve been told that TUTH and Ammo are commonly duking it out for worst smelling mix. I can’t tell. I just my ammo today. I’ve used everything else in the store but those two, with great success. But ammo and TUHT… from what I’ve read, women either love it or hate. There doesn’t seem to be any middle ground. Am I right in assuming that TUTH smell like piss most of the time?
TUTH can be easily covered if sprayed from a reasonable distance, if applied close to the skin it can smell like urine. Ammo doesn’t smell like this in my opinion (think I’ve got FF21).
Do you find that this (the application method) makes a difference with ammo in the same way you just described?
I’ve only ever smelled this with Ammo on the drydown ~5 hours after application. After his time it’s simple enough to spray a bit of perfume to cover it. It’s also not as strong with Ammo!
I have heard that f21 do not smell like Ammo 1.0.1. I’m lost. I have read everything on the f21 smell and people are confusing me. What do it really smell like.
FF21 has more of a fresh scent, some people say (for AMMO) it smells detergent like, and I agree to a certain extent. But for the UF test pack, smells kinda like cool water.
FF22 is more floral, I can’t really compare it to anything out there that’s more commercially available but its a nice sweeter scent where FF21 is more fresh and I guess has a “sting” to it.
So what is the UF test pack… Because I like the smell of cool water alot
You’ll be going into uncharted water with this.
No one really has definitive results yet. So if you do ask what they do, there are only a handful of reports on this so far.