The matching deodorant for the famous men's perfume, which starts with fresh, citrusy top notes of petitgrain, orange, rosemary and bergamot. Tart woody notes of cedar and sandalwood follow, the base note is leathery.

One of the inventors lived in Vienna, was a purveyor to the imperial and royal court. Court purveyor and was called Joseph Knize - so you can definitely say "Knizsche", even if everyone else anglicizes the name (to "Neis"). Knize was (and still is) the most renowned men's outfitter in Vienna. The men's fragrance Knize Ten, in whose composition the ingenious designer and poster artist Ernst Deutsch-Dryden played a major role, has been around since 1925.