This marine accord existed in the original Light Blue Pour Homme, but it was never the focus, and here it rules with an iron fist without any herbal accompaniment.

Update: Coming back to this one, I now recognize the aquatic note to be the same one found in Living Stromboli. Not to say that it smells strongly like pool water, but there is a familiar hint of that on a summer’s day.

This fragrance isn't pretending to be natural and the perfumer clearly was going for a happy vibe with this one. Thereafter the stultifying Amberwood bomb kicks in (quite literally, I could feel it in my solar plexus) and will.

Was hoping more for a summer vibes vibe even tho it is perfect for summer but wanted something different. It is increased in every proportion, which leads to nuance that you simply don't get in the primary version. This is not a particularly special fragrance, but ask anyone for a summer recommendation and this will usually pop up for a reason. And although it is a summer scent, it has a density to it I would personally not recommend for very high heat summer days. However it was just enough to let me still keep my attention to it, maybe cause of the way it's balanced with the mandarin orange in the top.Even for those 50–60-degree days it would be nice for, it just gives off an overall refreshing feeling. I will wear it on its own and layer it with some of my fragrances depending on how I feel on the day. I think it works particularly well in spring since, due to the changing weather, there are more windy days which sort of help disperse the smell to people around, as well as sort of tone down the strength of it.

I still don't understand where people keep getting the egg smell from this fragrance, I spray on my clothes and skin and I still don't get it, I even asked other people to smell it on me and no one said it smells bad or smells like eggs, only compliment. Throughout the whole life of the fragrance, that almost rotten/foul note lingered in the background which was super off-putting. 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. Only complaint is that the sea water note here might smell a bit overpowering and slightly anoying but still amazing fragrance, 8.I was a little bit put off by some of the reviews that likened it sulfur, but never really noticed anything like that. The first hour it projects a decent amount then it becomes a scent that sits closer to the skin for about 6 hours. It is increased in every dimension, which leads to nuance that you simply don't get with the regular version. I get a "popcorny" - hard to put into words - musk after about 5 minutes, especially if you apply it on clothes.

I find this fragrance very pleasant and moderate, not intense or long-lasting like the name suggested. In other words: This kind of fragrance is really hard to screw up so the challenge is to bring something unique to the table, but asking a designer to take risks with a staple line in a staple genre is like asking McDonald's to take risks with their Big Mac. Light Blue eau Intense to my nose is smelling exactly like a morning walk on the beach of black sea. Smells great, but at this point Light Blue is simply too familiar to my nose - from both myself and others around me wearing the original often. Maybe some of the flankers are trials for different note combinations that might land in a future release.Boasting a robust melody of aromatic notes, coupled with a sustained, mildly pungent presence, Light Blue Intense should be in your rotation of cologne.