High End Random Selection Designer Fragrance Cologne Sampler Set for Men - (Pack of 10 Sample Vials)

Just got this today and random tried "Acqua di Parma - Mirto di Panarea". I never would have smelled it if not for the random sampler. I really like it. I'm looking forward to trying the other nine (days), but admit to some prejudice against two of the makers since I have tried them previously. Wish they'd be a bit more specific about which samples they include in which packages, to avoid duplication. Wine tasting / cologne sniffing. It's a very good value: the samples are generous if all you want is to spray a shot on your wrist (I'd guess each sample is good for about 10-15 sprays - the first two pumps are priming, then the little sprays work well, thumb and forefinger). Mirto di Panarea isn't inexpensive, but I think they do say that these are high end. It'd go with a tux, yeah.

I feel this is the only way to go. Get samples so you can see what you like before you blind buy. Bought it for my son and he loved the selection. Priced right so no regrets.

This item arrived fairly quickly in the mail. Some of these vials look as if someone had already used them. The XX vial to the far left happens to be the one I used. I sprayed the vial four times and one is able to see how much the level has dropped by spraying it four times. I however never used any of the other six vials. The fifth and sixth vial’s you see to the far right seam to be untouched. The fourth vial’s top should have a plastic extension on it. Something like you’d find on cap of a pen.

My 13-year-old nephew is absolutely obsessed with cologne, but still hasn’t found the one for him. I got this for him for Christmas and he’s been raving about it ever since!!!

The media could not be loaded. Alright, fellas, let’s talk cologne samplers. This set right here? It’s a little collection of potential wins for your scent game. But before you go wild, let me save you from rookie mistakes: DO NOT try all 10 at once unless you want your nose to tap out like it just ran a marathon.Pro tip: Coffee beans. Yes, those little brown beans will keep your nose alive and sharp between whiffs. Trust me, you’ll need them to tell the difference between “fresh and clean” and “weird department store funk.” Sniff cologne, sniff beans, repeat. Game-changer.What’s inside?•A solid variety of high-end colognes, with enough diversity to cover fresh, spicy, woody, you name it.•Decent sample sizes, so you can test-drive each one for more than a couple of spritzes (almost too much I'd prefer more versus amount).Hits vs. MissesOut of 10, I found about 2 or 3 winners (not bad). Some scents evolved into pure magic after a few hours; others, not so much. But that’s the whole point, figuring out what works for you before dropping serious cash on a full bottle.Packaging: Simple and clean, nothing fancy. Each vial comes labeled, so no guessing games.Verdict:This is like cologne speed dating. You’re gonna meet a few keepers, and maybe a few you’ll ghost. Either way, it’s fun, low-risk, and ideal for finding your signature scent. Just remember: Coffee beans.

I’m not saying you shouldn’t buy this sample set, but let’s be real—it’s a bit sketchy when the product images are edited to blur or distort brand names. When the samples arrived, most labeled “not for sale,” it definitely raised my eyebrows, though I really shouldn't have been surprised. That might be a concern for some, but I’m not a lawyer, so I assume that if it’s being sold on Amazon, it’s legal to buy.My biggest issue? The “high-end” colognes I received didn’t match the caliber of those shown in the product images. I understand it’s a random selection, but I have to wonder how many people actually get the luxury brands pictured versus, say, Guess cologne—which was one of the samples in my box.That said, I did enjoy trying out different scents. It’s not really about value for money, but more about convenience. Sure, I could test most of these for free in stores, but this way, I could take my time, try one a day, and really get a feel for each scent.Of the ten samples I received, only one was a complete disaster: Patchouli Reminiscence. I’m convinced there was something wrong with mine—it sprayed out brown onto my white shirt and smelled absolutely rancid. I find patchouli hit-or-miss at the best of times, but this? It smelled like something had died in it, with a hint of burnt oil. That one went straight in the trash.The rest were decent, and a couple were real winners, so overall, I’m happy enough with the purchase though I won't be buying another set.

We regularly purchase these as we travel a lot and it's easier to travel with these than to try to manipulate large bottles at the fear of TSA taking them at Airport Security. This also allows you to try new scents without buying a bottle.

Filled glow in the dark easter eggs for our teenagers and niece and nephews. They loved it. They loved the way they smelled.