the notes are mixed in a really good way that it was hard for me to realise what those slightly unnoticed notes were until I came on here. Abercrombie & Fitch First Instinct Together EDT Men is a great, mild, sweet, fruity, apple, pineapple, floral, lavender, orange blossom, musk, and woody fragrance. Second - No, it doesn't smell like Sauvage. Not at all. There are some top notes in common that might lead one to that conclusion, but actually trying it will immediately disabuse you of that assumption. I would say at the opening, there is some slight resemblance to the Jimmy Choo Man Intense DNA, which is more in league with that oversweet Fierce/Invictus crowd. But as I say, only slightly and not for long.

Yves Saint Laurent Y EDP is a superb, strong, spicy ginger, sage, juniper berries, apple, bergamot, vetiver, tonka, and woody fragrance. OCCASIONS: Formal events, outdoor gatherings, office, casual, holidays, vacations, romantic, dating, clubbing. This is an office-friendly fragrance.ive gotten tons of compliments from both males and females and a female once told me that it smelled so good she wanted to buy a bottle for her to spray in her room

all in all, I personally really really REALLY like the smell itself, but the performance is just more than very disappointing. which is almost regular for jimmy Choo fragrances. Normally, the masculine fragrances of the brand are not considered innovative, nor, powerful. And this time, it was no different. However, I like to have my expectations met in relation to what I expect and what I feel as a result. And Jimmy Choo Man Blue has an easy to please style, uniting two olfactory families that men love: aromatic and woody. This type of fragrance can make the transition between moments and approaches: it starts lighter and ends denser; at first, shows a stripped side and, over time, a serious facet of its wearer. It's all about the intended audience.SEASONS: Winter, summer, fall, colder days, daytime, nighttime, and climate-controlled environments. sillage, i tested this with a couple of friends, if you walk past them, the scent can be noticed for only 1-2 seconds and then it completely is not noticed in the path you took. About 20-30 minutes in, a sweet vanilla amber accord steps up and blends gracefully with the woody elements and that clingy tinge of dirtiness, evoking a slightly creamier version of Armani Code. Projection is moderate. Longevity is surprisingly long (8+ hours but close up) - easily exceeding that of Armani Code, and completely blows Jimmy Choo Man out of the water. This stuff is polite, smooth and impossible to hate. Office safe all the way.

First off - there is nothing perceptably "blue" about this fragrance, other than the bottle and the name. Amber maybe, but blue? No. Think Armani Code with some sweet amber added in. Jimmy Choo opens a new chapter with Jimmy Choo Man Blue, expressing a contemporary facet to match today’s lifestyles. The barriers between work wear and street wear have been erased; anything goes for the confident yet casual man of today. Abercrombie & Fitch First Instinct Blue EDT Men is an OK, faint, fruity, apple, floral, lavender, spicy, rosemary, and pepper fragrance. Use is a bit limited. I can see Jimmy Choo Man Blue used in spring, fall, and maybe summer nights. If you want a Sauavage for summer days, Very Cool Spray should work out for you since the grapefruit brightens it. Jimmy Choo Man Blue is a typical dark blue and shouldn't really be used in very hot weather. Hot weather is possible and warmer weather is very good for it. I find it will work well in work settings, maybe dates unless you live in an area where Sauvage is super popular and dressed up. It is a crowd pleaser, so expect compliments if you do get compliments. I won't say you will get compliments every time you wear it, but, you should get a few here and there from wearing this if your social group gives you compliments.Jimmy Choo Man Blue was launched in August 2018, giving continuity to the brand's line of men's fragrances after the launch of the traditional version in 2014, followed by the Intense (2016) and Ice (2017) versions. Jimmy Choo Man Blue. It gets a lot of hate on Fragrantica. I do believe the "Fragrantica effect" is when someone writes a negative review of a fragrance and people read it, setting up self-fulfilling expectations in their minds. A lot of people say this is a super generic blue fragrance, but I think that it has a twist to it. Choo Man Blue is actually one of the better "Blue" fragrances I've smelled recently. In fact it's a hell of a lot better than Versace Dylan Blue which I finally sampled for the first time last month. While I don't think it's a great fragrance, and it's certainly not anything particularly new, if you were a guy looking for one of these "blue" sorts of scents and didn't want to spend a whole lot, you could certainly do a lot worse than Choo Man Blue. The creative concept of the fragrance is related to the more youthful man who has lived abroad (or, at least, knows other cultures), who works in a startup and moves in big cities by bicycle, rollerblading or even skateboard. He is that newly graduated man, relaxed in style and full of self-confidence. Blue may starts out with a bright and sweet pop, but that totally belies what lurks beneath and emerges within minutes.

Chrome United EDT Men is a good, mild, green, citrus, and spicy fragrance.Azzaro Chrome EDT Men is a good, mild, citrus, woody, and white floral fragrance. Guy Laroche Drakkar Noir EDT is a good, short-lived, lavender, mossy oakmoss, leather, green woody fir, spicy mint, coriander, sandalwood, and vetiver fragrance.His dark blue suit is casual yet elegant over a simple t-shirt, his crisp white sneakers the perfect accessory wherever he goes. Effortless in every way, he exudes a relaxed confidence and a magnetic attraction that is evident in the fragrance he wears, aromatically fresh on the surface yet resolutely masculine, with hidden earthy depths. Jimmy Choo Blue EDT is OK, a faint, sweet vanilla, sandalwood, leather, spicy, musky ambergris, and fruity fragrance. On the skin, the fragrance starts with greener and citrus tones. The bergamot is really present, but it lasts a short time. In a matter of minutes, a more elegant side begins to appear, as if a piece of suede had been thrown over what was there, muffling the aromatic content and making room for what is to come. You can notice some nuances of the cypress (between citrus and camphoraceous), but the sweet and soft side of the amber wins the battle. Then, a sweeter base appears, able to make you remind of tonka beans. It's the sandalwood, creamy, flirting with the vanilla. projection, I only ever had compliments from different people, but they all were 3 feet or less away from me, and mostly right after I sprayed the perfume. In my opinion, Jimmy Choo Man Blue offers no competition for Sauvage or Bleu. But resembles, after a while, to the good and old Armani Code, only lighter. It does not have good projection but lasts more than six hours on my skin. It would be a very wise choice early in my professional career, about 20 years ago, and I think it's a great choice for anyone who is going through that moment now.