18.21 Man Made Spirits Spritzer Spiced Vanilla body spray for men delivers a medium-intensity, warmly vanilla scent with spice, fruit, cocoa and tobacco notes. It is suitable for everyday use during the day or evening, as well as a quick refresh after a workout or a flight.

Scent and Composition

• The warm character is created by French vanilla combined with exotic spices.
• The spicy part of the composition is represented by ginger and star anise.
• Creamy nuances are complemented by cocoa, coconut and tonka.
• The fruity layer is formed by dried fruit notes.
• Sweet tree sap is also part of the fragrance.
• The base is rounded off with notes of tobacco leaf and tobacco flower.
• The spray has medium intensity and, according to the manufacturer, offers a long-lasting fragrance effect.

The brand compares the atmosphere of the scent to sitting by a fireplace with a leather-bound book, brandy and creamy pipe tobacco.

Usage

The spray can be used during the day or in the evening. When applying, hold the can approximately 15 cm from the body and avoid the face and eyes. The aerosol is flammable; do not expose the pressurised container to temperatures above 50 °C.

You will particularly appreciate the practical daytime use when you want to quickly refresh yourself after sport or air travel.

Packaging

• Volume: 100 ml / 3.4 US fl oz
• The package contains one aerosol body spray.
• Made in the USA.

About the Brand

18.21 Man Made was co-founded by Aston LaFon. Its name references the 18th and 21st Amendments to the US Constitution, associated with the introduction and repeal of Prohibition. The American Prohibition era and the culture of alcohol bootleggers influence both the visual and product concept of the brand.

The brand draws on the founders' experience in the professional men's grooming industry and focuses on distinctive grooming products. Its range includes hair, skin and beard care as well as personal fragrances.

18.21 Man Made thus connects men's grooming and personal fragrances with inspiration from the American Prohibition era.