Dolce gabbana light blue intense review năm 2024

So I've heard that women really enjoy this run of the mill youtube hype beast. I'm not sure how, because smelling this off my wrist it is so damn salty. There is a hint of grapefruit and mandarin at the top for sure, but after 30 minutes the salty aquatic accord is all you're left with. It does smell like a rock pulled out of saltwater and left to dry a bit. I don't know where I stand wish blue/freshies at the moment, but I don't like this one.

Sillage was good. Got a compliment from someone about three feet away.

The scent is still present after 8+ hours. Definitely a warm weather scent, it smells better outside in the sun than in the office. Longevity was wonderful.

It smells good, but it keeps you thinking what does it smell like? You know you’ve smelled this before. I would wear this again but I am not rushing to buy a bottle.

Like the opening.. The tart ozonic grapefruit and citrus is inviting, cooling and nice. Really don't like the screechy amberwood base...

6/10

Only one thing to say: Rotten Eggs.

The poor man's creed milliseme imperial, or wise man's depending on how you feel about latest weak creed formulas, I get a very pleasent fruity salty accord that mingles with a synthetic musk, i almost want to say melon but the salt accord and musk are so prominent it hides exactly what the actual fruit note is supposed to be, Morillas has done a pleasent job here, there are no game changing twists but what is available for a good price is very appealing, pretty good performance too, projects well and lingers on the skin for a good amount of time.

Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Eau Intense Pour Homme (2017) smells every bit as I expected considering it is: A) Yet another flanker of a popular line the house seems intent on milking to death rather than put out something new; B) Yet another phoned-in composition from one of the most-talented yet seemingly over-booked and under-utilized perfumers in the industry; C) Yet another by-the-numbers aquatic in an ocean of such scents stretching all the way back to when Davidoff Cool Water (1988) set the standard. This isn't to say Light Blue Eau Intense Pour Homme isn't competent, since if nothing else, Alberto Morillas is a master of delivering exactly what is asked of his clients, but competence in the field of fresh masculine aquatics isn't a high mark since they're so narrowly-defined. 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. Suffice it to say I find this flanker acceptable, but not in the least bit interesting, which is slightly more than what I thought of the original Light Blue Pour Homme (2007), but not enough for me to wear or recommend.

Morillas seemingly did the least bit possible to intensify the original Light Blue Pour Homme he composed into something only a bit stronger. Considering how "light" the original was, this "Eau Intense" is more like "Eau Normale" or what the original should have been. I'm not the biggest fan of "frozen" citrus notes, and it's a trick designers seemingly lifted from Avon of all places, as they started putting menthol and/or camphor in several of their early 2000's aquatics like Peak Zone (2002) to be a little different from the Nautica (1992) and Polo Sport (1992) clones that littered the market up until that point. Alberto Morillas does so here, placing a chilled grapefruit with tart mandarin front and center, then leads into a simple heart of "salted" dihydromyrcenol and juniper. 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. An "amberwood" accord which is definitely that scratchy ambroxide/norlimbanol combo made famous by Dior Sauvage (2015) comprises the base, but rounded with white laundry musk and shined with Iso E Super into a less-jarring warmth. Clinical oceanic freshness that lasts all day but surprisingly doesn't boom from skin is what you get here, making Light Blue Eau Intense Pour Homme the safe choice for the boyfriend who doesn't like "wearing cologne".

This is meant for summer, but unlike the extremely interesting and well-made Light Blue Pour Homme Sun (2019), doesn't explicitly scream "summertime" and really doesn't communicate anything, nor will really stand out anymore. The brutal honesty is there are so many fragrances (including Cool Water) spread across 30+ years of history for the aquatic genre littering every shelf from Neiman Marcus down to Ross and even the Dollar Tree that there is absolutely no reason anyone would buy this at sticker price. A more-intense version of Light Blue Pour Homme could be had by simply spraying more, plus the accords in Light Blue Eau Intense Pour Homme are so dreadfully tired and generic that only a 16-year-old would find this exciting (and probably from brand cachet alone), so I'm really not sure who the marketing team thought wanted this. Yet another reason why I think D&G's creative director is asleep at the wheel, or so conservative that they think spicy mayonnaise on a sandwich will cause a scandal, Light Blue Eau Intense Pour Homme is the kind of gym locker Kool-Aid drivel that drives more guys away from the designer counters and into the arms of niche/prestige houses than towards, and who'd gladly pay triple for a re-creation of their dad's aftershave if it meant escape from the mundane options set before them. Neutral

Very nice, but redundant. I'll rate it positively non the less.

Nothing new in the sea of many similar. If you own or at least have tried Nautica Voyage, Versace Man eau Fraiche, Versace Pour Homme, Armani Acqua di Gio, Bvlgari Aqva etc., this is really nothing new.

That being said, it really is a nice fragrance. It can serve as an intro into this type of fragrances to someone who is inexperienced.

Originality 3/10 Scent 8/10 Longevity 8/10 Projection 6/10 __________________ 62,5%

This one definitely lives up to its “eau intense” name; the projection is BEAST and the sillage leaves a long lasting trail.

A very masculine aroma that handles the heat very well... just know that it will call attention your way, so be ready (can't be afraid to answer for the scent you shout out)

I personally love it, and it lasts a good 6+hours easy for me.

Pungent and charged up take on the D&G Light Blue pour Homme that is UNMISTAKABLY intense!

It takes the now popular aquatic Light Blue, with its delightful salty sea and citrus-musk quality, and gives you a very masculine, deepened experience that eclipses the original. I enjoyed whiffing this several times over its quarter day or more longevity, and I know it left a trail!

Opens very juicy and fruity and dries down salty and mellow. Lasts about 6 hours on my skin and projection is arms length for two hours, elbow length for the next two, and a skin scent for the last two hours. Overall a very nice fragrance for summertime and an improvement over the original.

That salty aquatic accord was the deal breaker for me. Been there, done that. I prefer the Italian Zest version over this one. Seems like they tried too hard to make another aquatic clone. 6/10

What does Dolce Gabbana Light Blue Intense smell like?

The fragrance opens with the vibrant and heady notes of Sicilian lemon, blended with the fresh, succulent notes of crisp Granny Smith apples. The heart of Dolce&Gabbana Light Blue Eau de Parfum Intense bursts with an intense bouquet of marigold blossoms and jasmine in full bloom.

Is Dolce Gabbana Light Blue Intense long lasting?

Performance: 8 hours longevity with 4 feet projection! Occasions: Day time in any environment during the warm weather. Pros: Excellent performance for a summer scent, easy to like and gets a lot of compliments! Cons: A popular scent DNA since 2007 so you may not smell unique.

Is Light Blue Intense strong?

NOREEN. This is definitely intense but I do like it better than the original light blue perfume. Very long lasting. You will definitely get a full days wear out of this with only a few spritz's.

Why is D&G Light Blue so popular?

The scent was inspired by sunny summers in Sicily, described by the brand as a "lively, fresh, floral and fruity fragrance that evokes the sensuality of the Mediterranean woman." With that description, it's no surprise that it eventually became one of the brand's most popular scents, if not their most famous.