David & Victoria Beckham Intimately Men Eau de Toilette 75ml Spray

David & Victoria Beckham Intimately Men Eau de Toilette 75ml is a warm, slightly spicy aromatic fougère for men, launched in 2006 as part of the Beckhams' first co-branded couple's fragrance pairing. A fresh opening of bergamot, grapefruit and cardamom is layered over a heart of nutmeg, star anise and violet, before settling into a smooth base of sandalwood, amber and patchouli.

About Beckham Fragrances

The Beckham fragrance line — produced under licence by Coty in partnership with David and Victoria Beckham — has been one of the most successful celebrity fragrance series of the 2000s and 2010s, with strong year-on-year demand on the British high street. The Intimately line was the brand's first "his and hers" duo, and Intimately Men remains a fixture in the catalogue, intended to be worn as a couple's pair with the matching Intimately Women.

Fragrance notes

• Top: Cardamom, Bergamot, Grapefruit
• Heart: Nutmeg, Violet, Star Anise
• Base: Sandalwood, Amber, Patchouli

Olfactory family: Aromatic Fougère  |  Launched: 2006

Who it's for

Intimately Men suits men looking for a polished, slightly spicy daily signature with enough warmth to carry into the evening. The composition is at its best in autumn and spring, comfortable for office, daytime and casual evening wear, and pairs naturally with smart-casual dressing. Anyone drawn to spicy-aromatic fragrances such as Hugo Boss Boss Bottled or Calvin Klein Euphoria Men will recognise the territory.

How to wear it

Spray onto pulse points — the inner wrists, sides of the neck and chest — from around 15 cm away. Apply to clean, moisturised skin straight after a shower for the longest wear. Two to three sprays balance well; the patchouli-and-amber drydown develops over the first hour and gives the eau de toilette a longer stay than its concentration alone would suggest.

Specifications

• Size: 75ml
• Concentration: Eau de Toilette
• Gender: Men
• Brand: David & Victoria Beckham
• Line: Intimately
• Year: 2006