Blue Sky

First of all, this smells 0% like Scent of Peace or any sort of Aventus style fragrances. Zero pineapple, just sweet florals mimicking fruits . Whoever is saying that has never smelled SoP or they're straight up lying. Its funny how they review frags by just reading a fragrantica note breakdown. If I have to compare this to something, Dunhill Icon comes to mind with the grape soda & neroli scent. This one does not have neroli listed but note breakdowns doesn't really matter for dupes. These companies can post any random notes and sometimes they get the notes mixed up with some of their other thousands clones. You could also compare it to Blue Talisman without the powdery muskiness and the akigalabisch note, but the Dunhill Icon is just that. Shame the BT stole the fame that Icon deserved. Anyways, this one is a nice Armaf fragrance and very underrated just like the Dunhill. Fruity & floral yet masculine leaning. Spring & summer with decent performance. Can be cloying if you're sensitive to neroli/orange blossom/petitgrain.

It is a great perfume for summer. In addition to its rich note content, the smell of many notes can be clearly noticed if you pay attention this is makes this perfume great is that. It is definitely underrated. Coming to the opening, you will encounter fresh and fruit bomb. As for the middle notes, you will feel the scent of jasmine until the perfume leaves your skin, but it is not possible to smell it in the opening, but in the base notes you will clearly notice amber, vanilla and orchid. The notes I didn't mention in the review add an overall beauty to the perfume. The reason I didn't mention them was that I couldn't smell those scents as clearly as the ones I mentioned. It's a great perfume for the summer and a real monster of general appreciation, and its bottle design is also very original and stylish. If I were to give a score out of 10, I would give it 9 because I wish there was more vanilla, everything else is perfect.

I’ve come across a couple of old-school reviewers: they analyse scents, not trends. This recommendation was shared by two of them, so for me, it was a blind buy with limited risk. And they weren’t wrong. To me, this is closer to an LV fragrance than many hyped-up perfumes. The blackcurrant tones down the citrus notes, making it wearable all year round. The patchouli lends it elegance, and the sweet base notes elevate it to designer-level status. Highly recommended because it isn’t limited to warm climates like Afternoon Swim, and the price – at least in my area – is ridiculously low ($13). The best value for money purchase of the year for me.

One of the better smelling fruity-fresh scents I have in my collection of 200+ bottles. I smell a lot of rhubarb in this (which is strangely not listed as a note) alongside warm, sweet citrus and blackcurrant. Not a lot of spice in this -- just straight up sweet fruit, discrete woodsy notes and a faint vanilla base. This is neck and neck in a quality comparison to Hawas Ice. If you know, you know. If you are a fan of sweet, fruity scents, this will fill your heart (and nostrils) with joy.

This is a great, bright, refreshing warm weather fragrance. Bright citrus, sweet pineapple, a little musky, a little hint of tobacco and amber to give it depth. I have never been a fan of "freshie" or "blue" fragrances. Sone might consider this one of those but to me, its one that is a little different and stands out to me. Also, It most definitely does not even in the slightest resemble Club de Nuit Intense Man(or Aventus)AT ALL... in my opinion.