Wildblue

Bought this fragrance because get online promotion. And wow..surprise! I love the scent, and Projection & Longevity this fragrance is so wonderful on my skin. Sometimes I spray this fragrance to office daily, I spray between at 7:00 AM then..until after 08:00 PM back from office hours, the fresh and bit sweet of it still around at me. The 1st time when I try use this fragrance on the sun, I thought the performance would be sucks, but then again I've got surprise too. It still strong & the more you get hot outdoor, it would be the more fresh & make you feel comfortable. I think this everyone can use this fragrance for Summer or Winter or any occasion.. Overall I Love it.. Scents 4.5/5 Projection 4.5/5 Longevity 5/5 Sillage 4.5/5 Product Designer 5/5

Wildblue was a pleasant surprise on my hand! It is a light, aquatic, and citrusy perfume with decent sillage but nice longevity. There is a bit of a woody undertone to it, too. It's simple, straightforward, and quite enjoyable. When I first sprayed it, I just shrugged my shoulders, as it was unremarkable. However, as I walked around the shopping center, I couldn't stop bringing my hand back up to repeatedly catch a sniff. I returned to the store at the end of the trip to get a fresh spritz for the ride home. While there, I lingered and asked a few women for their thoughts. All the positive comments and smiles boosted me toward the purchase. Good call, ladies!

A fresh, spicy, musky-powdery, soapy scent. Really nice smelling & an excellent casual wear. Note-wise, it's a musky scent of tea & sage with a hint of woody notes & vetiver. Tell me that doesn't sound comfortable & unoffensive. If you are into fresh scent, try this. This really should be more popular.

This has a very pleasing opening which quickly fades as mentioned. However, the core of this actually stays for a good amount of time and remains smelling very nice throughout. picked up 1 oz for 10 bucks, you get what you pay for. Smell 6.5/10 Longevity 6/10 projection 6/10 Day time only

Its a nice aquatic scent. It is a very light bvlgari aqva like fragrance. The problem is performance with this one.

Definitely nice, aquatic, and fresh- I don’t get a lot of sage and I only get a little bit of tea. On spraying it immediately smells like rubbing alcohol for the first 10 seconds or so, and then once it dries a bit it’s not bad. On the dry down, I definitely get a bit of woodiness from this, with light musk and vetiver. It’s really a mostly aquatic scent with some woods to me. Disappears very quickly, becomes a skin scent within the hour on me, even with 4-6 sprays- and I know I’m not going nose blind because I’ve asked friends and family if they can smell it after an hour or so and they barely can. My parents in particular are very sensitive to when I’m wearing something that projects well and my mom didn’t even notice this until I asked her if she could smell it. Overall, definitely not something I’d spend money on. I got this as part of a 7 fragrance bundle including Fahrenheit EDT, BDC EDT, Ombré leather EDP, and Acqua Di Gio EDT (among others) so it’s not something I specifically picked out but it’s very inoffensive. I wouldn’t say it’s bad by any means but it doesn’t have any longevity whatsoever. Also, the regular atomizer on mine was horrid and just sprayed liquid half the time, and it’s near impossible to decant using any of the tools I normally use so I literally had to crack the bottle open at the neck while using a pair of pliers in an effort to get the top off (I mean the part under the atomizer, the atomizer itself came off quite easily) and then finally was able to get the rest in a decant bottle. You can do much better for the $30 shipped that this costs.

I was somewhat disappointed in this expecting much more. As Layzie says, "It's unremarkable." The longevity and sillage are both poor in my opinion, not lasting more than 30 minutes. The cedar and tea are noticeable at first but quickly wane. This will definitely not be a repeat in my wardrobe.

Tried this one today. I'll have to revisit Wildblue, but I smelled it on a card and my skin, and I actually kind of enjoyed it. For an aquatic, not bad - it opens up with a lovely lime note, which has become something of a characteristic for Gap brand masculines (Gap Blue, Brooks Brothers New York Gentlemen, and now this, all owned by Gap). The lime note is short lived, but what follows is a well-composed, slightly metallic woody aquatic that smells unique and pleasant enough to warrant a purchase, for the price at least. It sort of reminds me of a more well-made Ironman by Avon, and that's really the closest thing I can compare it to. The sillage and longevity are average, but if there's an aquatic out there that smells better than 95% of designer aquatics and sells for half the price, why wouldn't you jump on that offer? I've found that offer, and it appears to be called "Wildblue".

Zesty and clean at first with a lot of lemon/lime action. Then I get some cool peppery spices, a lot of cedar and little vetiver. Yes, it's very Gap. It is definitely a woody aromatic fragrance with a touch of aquatic'ness. Nice everyday scent for an average joe, but the bottle seems a bit cheap.