Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Pour Homme Eau Intense Eau de Parfum 100ml

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It’s a very good aquatic, that delivers a pleasant smell, and does a fine job at not quitting early. Also, while the original had a peppery note, it is absent here and in the opening I pick up more of the juniper note instead.

It starts off with a wonderful citrus grapefuit blast that projects nicely and progresses into a slightly musky, marine aroma which sits closer to the skin but stays on there for more than enough time. That sulphur note is definitely there and it smells horrible to me, had to wash the scent off my wrist after half an hour. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited.

Not sure what the main ingredient it’s based around, but it sits right at the very top of the notes and completely overpowers anything else. I wouldn't compare this to ADG Profondo, they really don't occupy the same niche in my opinion, with this being a bit more light overall. I think if this is your first fragrance that has that oceanic scent to it then it could be a bit strong to you so maybe it would be easier to ease yourself in to a fragrance as strong as this one.

This is quite disappointing considering how striking the bottle is, but as they say, don't judge a book by its cover. I could walk to the sea and grab some water, distill it, add some alcohol, a bit of grape juice and I’d pretty much get the same thing.Normally I’m not interested in masculine fragrances , but I was looking something “blue, aquatic and salty “ to layer with floral, airy and velvety perfumes.