Cremo Body Wash Men, A Revitalizing Combination of Glacier-Fed Streams and White Birch, 16 Fl Oz

Arrived on time and good scent. It was on sale at a great price so I tried it. Lathered like expected and cleaned well. My skin didn’t feel dry afterwards. And the quality was what I expected. It’s a light scent and not eye watering! People will think “something smells good” instead of “what’s that smell”.

the scent is out of this world. I have the 2 in 1 shampoo/conditioner that I was using as shampoo and body wash! Now I use them both and I can smell the fragrance in my hair and on my skin even on the second day (especially in my hair). I LOVE it and so do the men that catch the fragrance in my hair... BTW... I am female and this is definitely NOT a highly masculine fragrance... If you are a fan of fragrances like LeLebo's Santal or Flumes Missing Person... this will be a perfect addition to your layering process. foams up beautifully and cleanses really well... I don't feel like I need to use soap afterward like with some body washes.

Great stuff. I’m usually an 18.21 guy, and this wash seems to be just as good and way much cheaper. Will definitely order again! The “fragrance” is woo-hoo awesome!

Vintage Suede: Amazing smell. Very unique. Imagine you're in a department store and pick up a suede wallet and sniff if while standing across from the cologne/perfume department. That's the smell you'll get. My favorite from Cremo. 8/10Bourbon and Oak: Not my cup of tea. Tried it years ago and realized I don't like smelling like alcohol. This smells like you spilled whiskey on yourself. 2/10Blue Cedar and Cypress: The OG. The first Cremo I tried back in 2018. I enjoyed it so much I even bought a bottle of their cologne in this fragrance. This was my favorite before I tried Vintage Suede. 8/10Italian Bergamot: It's an okay smell. It smells like any generic Axe/Old Spice. The problem is it costs double what Axe does. 7/10Palo Santo: Like their description states, it's smoky. It's mediocre. It doesn't smell bad but I wouldn't buy it again. 6/10Silver Water and Birch: Unlike a lot of fragrance makers, Cremo is pretty good at getting the smells they're after. Silver Water and Birch smells like the name suggests. Imagine you rub some of your wife's fancy lotion on your hands and then grab a handful of loose change and rub it all over your hands. That's what this smell like, metal and perfume. 5/10The only one I'd buy again is Vintage Suede or Italian Bergamot when its on sale. Luckily, I have 3 sons so any time I get a smell I don't like I just put it in their bathroom. They aren't as picky as I am.They all provide the same amount of lather and none dry out my skin. The smells are all soft and don't linger, so cologne wearers shouldn't worry about this interfering with your preferred scent. Overall a fine collection. Not up to Molton Brown’s level, but good enough to get the job done.

The consistency and fragrance of this body wash is wonderful. I had received a bottle as a gift and loved it so much that I looked it up and ordered several different scents. It is well priced and good quality. RECOMMEND.

Smells amazing! It lasted for hours! Great lather and made my skin feel great!

I've tried 2 other body washes from CREMO, this is the best smelling one yet. The quality is great as it lathers very well and the smell stays for a long time. The design of the bottle give the appearance of a quality product.

I opted for the Blue Cedar & Cypress scent. It smells good in the bottle, but once it's on your skin in the shower the citrus notes disappear and all I can smell is a lingering earthy smell from the cedar and cypress. I come out of the shower smelling like something from an old man's medicine cabinet and don't really like it. Cremo products are good in general, but I don't think I'd choose this scent again.