Citrus Riviera

I have a sample of this perfume. It lasts around 8 hours, which, taking into account that it is a very citrus perfume, is very good. With a high intensity the first 2 hours and then at medium intensity. Of course it is a perfume that begins with an important citrus aroma, but soon you begin to feel many nuances in the perfume, the most fruity trees are not sweet, they are like fruity acid, like strawberries, but the most important thing is the aromatic herbal part that will accompany to citrus notes. This set makes the perfume have a very large projection. I want to highlight the delicious olfactory set of citrus with eucalyptus, of course there is much more but it is extremely pleasant. When time passes, about two hours, the citrus fruits lower the intensity, but they always remain as if they were the scrapes of the citrus rinds, on the herbal part, eucalyptus, vetiver, patchouli ... and the floral notes give it delicacy , highlighting the neroli. Unisex? It is totally a perfume that I cannot say is more masculine or feminine, a perfume for those who enjoy its aroma. Does it have peculiarities? I think it is a perfume that does not have particularly strange aromas to highlight in its aromas, to point out something, is that it is a perfume for people who enjoy the citrus and herbal aroma, without more, very fresh, very clean, very pleasant. ..

Citrus Riviera by BDK - A Sunlit Escape to the Mediterranean, a fresh, luminous, and invigorating fragrance, It captures the essence of sun-drenched citrus groves, salty sea breezes, and the lush greenery of coastal gardens. A scent of effortless elegance, it is both vibrant and nostalgic—a memory of summer lingering on the skin. The Perfume Journey - The fragrance opens with a radiant blend of Moroccan neroli, Italian mandarin, and lemon, creating a crisp, sparkling introduction. As it unfolds, the heart reveals Moroccan orange blossom, jasmine, strawberry, eucalyptus, and immortelle, adding floral warmth and depth. The dry-down is soft and sensual, where white musks, Indonesian patchouli, Haitian vetiver, and tonka bean weave a lingering embrace. The Fragrance Vibe - My Story - Leaving Paris, driving south, after reaching Cap d’Antibes, am now in the white house, I find my forgotten feelings, the breeze that freshens the veranda overlooking the sea, the warmth of the garden and the turquoise water gleaming in the pool, am laying under the lemon trees in the shade scanning the blue sky where a few clouds drift, I am lost in thought, the song of cicadas, the laughter of friends, the sun’s rays stroke my face, I am soothed and seduced by the wonder of just being here.

Wonderful freshie. Citrus Riviera (CR) starts with a blast of citruses, mixed with fresh aromatic green notes, & touch of soft white flowers that add beautiful tenderness to the scent. The lemon sourness is softened with the orange note, creating a zesty fresh citrus accord without the sharpness. As it dries down, the water note starts to come forward, giving the scent a watery & little sharp classic aquatic smell. The neroli note is not overt & in the combination smells like a toned down seaweed note. Citrusy, fresh, green, leafy, white floral, aromatic, aquatic. CR is a very fresh scent, mixing citruses, water, & green aromatic notes for a very invigorating scent. It smells so calming & pleasing. It smells like a garden in bloom filled with lemon & jasmine trees with fresh water springs running through it. It is really nice. This is in the vein of Bvlgari Aqva. However, while Aqva is the sea water fragrance, CR is the fresh water, riverside rendition. While this is not a ground breaking scent, which is hard to create with fresh scents to begin with, CR is a very beautiful summer scent that would definitely please any nose. It is just very loveable! Summer time, any age, any sex wear. I "Love" it.

I am in love with this zesty, bright, airy, slightly aquatic sunshine scent. I don't think there are any aquatic notes in there, but since it's like a fresh sea breeze with wafts of tart citrus, it gives off the implication of water. That could be the juices of citrus fruits being squeezed and not sea water. I love how well it is blended, how natural the ingredients smell, and how expensive it feels. It's the high quality that makes it stand out from others with the same or similar scent profile. Yes, I have smelled this smell many times before, but it's usually much more synthetic. This is incredibly refreshing to my nose, and makes me feel like I'm being transported somewhere else. I first tried it over a year ago and have never forgotten about it. I'm not sure why I haven't bought a full bottle yet, but I intend to. Very unisex, straightforward, no nonsense citrus freshie. Full bottle worthy because it makes me feel happy and carefree when I wear it.

Though this is a summer frag, I find myself reaching for this over and over during the winter. The realistic lemon note, combined with an aquatic accord, is as invigorating as a Mediterranean breeze. At $220 new, it’s expensive, but smells expensive as well. I purchased this after asking for an aquatic fragrance at Scentbar NYC (a must-see if you are ever in Manhattan), and while I think the ultimate aquatic for me is still out there, I am more than happy with my purchase and have used up 30% of the bottle after a year of ownership. It just makes me feel happy! I am so curious about the other scents in their Collection Azur that I may even blind-buy once I save up some more cash. I understand Rouge Smoking is “the fragrance to buy” from this house, but I doubt anyone will be too disappointed with this perfume. And no, I do not get the celery scent that others are complaining about— not even in the slightest sense.