For Men. Eau De Cologne Splash 27.1 Fl.Oz

This is a true classic for a reason. 4711 has a clean, crisp, and refreshing scent that never feels overpowering. The citrus and herbal notes are bright and uplifting, making it perfect for everyday wear, especially after a shower or shave. It feels light, masculine, and timeless. The large bottle is a great value and lasts a long time. While it’s not meant to be a heavy, all-day cologne, that’s part of its charm—it’s refreshing and easy to reapply. Great for warm weather or anyone who prefers a clean, traditional fragrance instead of something overly sweet or intense. If you appreciate classic scents with a fresh, old-school feel, you can’t go wrong with 4711. Highly recommended.

Great product from A to Z .Love it . Smells very good , light and fresh. Beautiful bottle !

I really like the scent of this cologne. It is clean, classic, and easy to wear. The longevity is on the shorter side, so it does need to be reapplied. That said, the bottle is huge, so you get a lot of product for the price. Overall, a good option if you like lighter fragrances and do not mind reapplying.

i LOVE THIS STUFF. FEMALE. THOSE WHO LIKE CLEAN, LEMON-LIME, THIS IS FOR YOU. I LEARNED OF IT AS MY MOM IS FROM THE RHINELAND. Great after shower splash or between changes of clothes. Be advised this has alcohol to evaporate more quickly, but might sting tender skin that has been shaved. 4711 is harder to find; it has a glass bottle so it is heavy, but the label is rather pretty, too, so you can leave it out.

This is a great, classic, masculine scent. Very fresh, citrus-heavy with a nice herbacious undertone. 4/5 only because the lasting power is relatively short but at the price you can keep reapplying.

This is one of my old time favorite colognes although I use it as an aftershave. Made in Germany and marketed as the original Eau de Cologne, 4711 has been around for a couple of centuries as I understand it. Being an old guy now, I can recall seeing ads for 4711 in Playboy magazine back in the 1960's so I never thought of it as anything other than a man's fragrance. Only later did I find out that ladies like it too and that it is marketed as being gender neutral. To my nose, it's brisk and sharp, citrusy and fresh with a floral hint. It's very light, not overpowering. The scent fades to the background rather quickly, leaving a light fragrance on the skin that's only noticeable to others when they're very close to you. I like that--I don't want to knock other people over with my fragrance but I want to smell nice to those close to me. This stuff has always been pretty inexpensive and it still costs less than most modern colognes/aftershaves pushed by high end cosmetics companies. Smells better as well. Recently I became aware of Florida Water by Murray and Lanman, another near ancient fragrance, this time made in the USA--also for about two centuries. I have to admit, I now like Florida Water a little better than 4711, especially since it costs quite a bit less. Both fragrances are close in scent, based on citrus and floral components with the Florida Water having a little better balance in my opinion. Give them both a try if you like the overall light fragrance.

Not over smelling nor too chemical scent.

Great somewhat subtle cologne. Not overpowering at all. My go to for the last decade or so when I want to smell nice.