'At the barbers shop' is a perfectly named fragrance (unlike many these days) I was expecting clean, herbal, green soap and leathery aromatic goodness and that's exactly what I got. The opening is slightly sharp and fresh with a hint of citrus perhaps then lavender and basil. The heart and base is a milky, soapy talcum, musk and geranium type vibe. It Smells very familiar almost comforting and dries down to a masculine clean leathery scent on my skin. Can't go wrong really. No innovation here though perhaps this scent could do with a few more notes? Maybe I'm missing the point? I don't think this fragrance is intended to be special, it's functional and practical like the branding and feel of all the scents from this house. Simplicity is the key here and it works. Could of done with slightly better performance considering this is a niche brand, and although not expensive for 100ml, it's still slightly lacking. I can't fault this one overall though, it's just for men who know what they want... a nice shave, soap fragrance.