Hollister Festival Nite For Her Eau de Parfum

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The pineapple feels like a nod to Aventus by Creed. It’s an under-utilized favorite note of mine and I’m glad to see an affordable, quality representation of it here. I love niche notes like these, and it makes Festival Vibes a real option as a signature fragrance. Wave 2 is a denser and more confused version of its predecessor that isn’t sure whether it’s a summer cologne or a manly musk bomb – and sort of fails to achieve either in the process.

Longevity and projection are pretty impressive, too. Just a couple of sprays will keep you emitting nicely all night. Even though Free Wave is marketed as an Eau de Toilette, I’d have guessed it was an Eau de Parfum. Hollister cologne is very good for this price range. While plenty of budget colognes either smell pretty synthetic or don’t last very long, the best Hollister fragrances are natural-smelling and long-lasting. Some of my favorites, like Jake and Wave, smell as though they could cost 2 or 3 times as much as they actually were, and comfortably compete with mid-range brands like Calvin Klein and Hugo Boss for me.

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On the other end of the spectrum, make sure you avoid Wave 2 if longevity is a primary concern. I could barely smell it after the first half hour. How much does Hollister cologne cost? not be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage arising under these terms and

I’ve included links to the best prices I could find for my favorites- and I think they’re a great place to start. There are 39 Hollister fragrances in total, so plenty to explore once you’ve tried a few of the classics.

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It’s informal, perfect for everyday wear or casual events, day or night. Not a seductive scent, but sure to collect compliments across the board regardless. I was so impressed by the quality of Hollister fragrance, considering their budget-mid price point. However, the real fun for me is in the base of the fragrance. There’s a deep and earthy scent of dried driftwood, heated by the summer sun. After visiting the most frivolous fragrances, Festival Vibes for Him and Festival Party for Him, the time has come to describe this gem that wants to challenge the warriors of the night. Festival Nite presents itself as very interesting and is better than I thought. Before trying it, I thought it would be a simple boyish perfume, but it has more complexity than just the average fragrance.

It’s for a man who doesn’t take himself too seriously but wants to let people know he looks after himself. He’s probably the group leader, deciding which bands to see and making sure everyone is having a good time. The whole process is smooth and relaxing. Wave is all about easy-breezy good times -and keeps things relatively simple Hollister colognes are produced in collaboration with world-renowned noses, which would explain their quality.Free Wave comes from the same range as my ocean-beaten bottle. This range has tropical notes, but Free Wave doesn’t smell too tropical or evolve that way. Instead, it has a refreshing sensory kiss that follows a beautiful marriage of sweet and fruity notes. I’d love to try this perfume, and have smelled it in stores. Somehow, the musk doesn’t smell traditional, either. The opening is a dash of sharp, zingy citrus – like a twist of lime in soda water. It’s energizing and invigorating and screams sunshine. But underneath it all, you have got a rugged and earthy undertone of beach driftwood.

It’s for the sort of man who has got his act together, and achieved some success – but is still innovative and thinking outside the box. First up, the opening. It’s very sweet, to the point of coming off a little synthetic. The fruitness in the opening is sharp and overboard to the point of being offputting.I just can’t help but feel like this fragrance is missing something, like a stand-out note. It’s a little too generic for me. Just softly sweet with a spiced woodsy base. For a budget cologne, it’s pleasant enough – but it doesn’t stand out from the crowd enough for me. Again, the brand designs the bottles to suit the ranges. The Wave range bottles look like they were beaten by the ocean’s aggressive tide. Sadly, my Wave perfume has about two sprays left. Sibusiso will have to see me again soon. Image by Caroline Lambert