Electric Fever

Please ignore the review comparing to Riviera Maya. They are not even close. Riviera Maya is super tropical: mango, pineapple, coconut. Like wearing a Pina colada. This is the bullseye definition of a blue fragrance. Amber + citrusy + sea salt. Refreshing and bright. Strong performance, as is typical with ATH. The perfect all-around summer fragrance. This might be the best blue fragrance I have ever tried. It's a shame it's a limited edition.

I have the 50ml of this and it is super fresh and zingy. My partner says it smells like freshly cut cucumber (in a delicious way). It lasts about 6 hours on my skin and the silage is moderate. Bit of a unique compliment getter too!

This is a fantastic blue fragrance with an aromatic twist. It has a prominent rosemary note that really sets it apart - not sure why the note listing leaves this out. Sad that this was a limited release.

Sometimes aquatic fragrances can be too.... aquatic. They all always sort of smell the same across the board. Electric Fever seems to break the mold, though. The citrus and the woods are there, and they're light, but they make a beautiful blend with this one. It is a very easy to like mass appealing marine fragrance. The only problem? It doesn't project well at all. This is the first ATH scent I've run into with this issue- and I've owned about 35+ bottles. They all project a RIDICULOUSLY insane amount (I'm looking at you Kayos, Slut, Hard Candy, Whore [both versions], Icon, Midnight Fever, Haze, Notorious, and so forth and so on). But Electric Fever becomes a skin scent fast. It's light and soft. I even over sprayed to combat this right before getting into the car with my fiancee, and I asked her if she could smell my fragrance and she said no. So, for scent, I'd give it almost a 9 out of 10. But for projection, I'd give it a 4 out of 10.

Verrry redundant compared to Riviera Maya which is another ATH fragrance (a problem he does have across his brand), and smells slightly different in the opening, and dries down the same. I would call it the slightly more masculine version as the zingy citrus in the opening leans in that direction. It’s okay but nothing mind blowing for me.