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

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Our unparalleled selection of premium products include ranges from cosmetics to confectionery, fragrances to fashion accessories, spirits to souvenirs, skincare to sunglasses, fine foods to fine wines and champagne. The more recent releases have given it a run for the top spot, but Eau Intense just does everything better in aggregate. This is a great versatile everyday wear for summer and spring, if you want something cheap that you can use everyday then this is the scent for you. That awful sea note was actually not detectable in the high heat but unfortunately I don't live in a hot climate and this turns fishy on me when I'm not on vacation. It’s a very good aquatic, that delivers a pleasant smell, and does a fine job at not quitting early.

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.Morillas seemingly did the least bit possible to intensify the original Light Blue Pour Homme he composed into something only a bit stronger. If you already own the intense version of Light Blue, do not waste your money on this very obvious and lazy cash grab. I think it differentiates itself from Eau Intense and the OG in a significant enough way while still clearly being a part of the line. Seasonally, once again it is mainly for spring/summer, but like the original it can be worn year round without any issue.

I get about 6 hours with about an arms length of projection for the first couple hours and then it turn into a skin scent for the remaining time. The lemon gives this frag some brightness at first blast, but isn't strong enough to come across as a identifiable strong lemon note. Note: The pros and cons listed on this page have been generated using the artificial intelligence system, which analyzes product reviews submitted by our members. I thought it had a weird urinal smell but realized that’s just how the citrus plays with the saltiness and I grew to love it.Aromatic juniper dives into the heart of salty, aquatic accord, conjuring the translucent blue water of the Mediterranean sea. To me, it smells like a mixture of Eau Intense and Tom Ford Costa Azzurra Parfum, which is an excellent combination for my tastes. If you choose otherwise, please be advised that its scent will probably be greatly magnified if the environment is warm or hot. The longevity and projection/sillage are both moderate, definitely outdone by Eau Intense, but this is still a worthy addition to the collection for the scent alone.