Infinite Rush White Edition

My father brought me this one from his trip to Thailand. This is a very pleasant smell. At first I wouldn't give a big hype about car brand fragrances but this one is actually pretty nice. It is a little fruity and Woody at the same time. Once you get the chance try it. I think you won't regret it

* Very pleasant aromatic fougere/floral/citrus hybrid fragrance * Nice blend of herbal, floral (especially lavender), citrus, light woody and fresh patchouli musk aromas * Great modern take on a classic fougere DNA * A rare floral fragrance that is masculine * Great for social occasions and outdoor activities * Fresh and lively * Stylish presentation * Not unisex * Very divisive reviews * Love it or leave it proposition * Average performer * May throw off classic fougere lovers with the strong lavender and citrus notes Bentley Infinite Rush White Edition is a flanker in the very successful and prolific Bentley fragrance line in general and the Bentley Infinite line in particular. It's a very pleasant modern take on an aromatic fougere, taking the classic herbal formula and adding in floral and citrus notes to come up with a unique hybrid fragrance. This is a nice blend of herbal, floral, citrus, woody and fresh patchouli musk aromas. The citrus is a strong mandarin orange and the florals are a strong but fresh lavender and rose. These and the herbals are brought together by a light woody note. It all reads great on paper and I definitely enjoy this scent, but it has proven surprisingly divisive in reviews. People either really love or really hate this scent. There's really nothing controversial or polarizing in the DNA here like leather or oud so it's definitely interesting to see the mixed reaction. This is great for social occasions and outdoor activities. It's fresh and lively and is a rare floral fragrance that comes across as masculine and is not unisex. Performance is mid, be prepared to overspray on first application and respray occasionally throughout the day. Presentation is nice. Give this a try if you're looking for something a little bit different. Recommended.

This is a beautiful fragrance. I rarely use that term to describe masculine scents, but the rose here gives off this gentleness that makes it pleasant and elegant. The rose and dusty sandalwood really hit it off and sets this fragrance apart from the typical offerings we see in this genre. It took me 5 full wearings to appreciate how well it's blended. Performance is average at best; worthy of 4-5 full blasts to get maximum benefit. Safer indoors, as it will most likely not stand up to the elements outdoors. Perfect for spring and fall months. Another well done fragrance and value from the house of Bentley. To the user below that says it's similar to Creed Himalaya....um no. Grade: B

White Edition is a totally different scent from the previous Infinite Rush and I much more prefer this one. A really pleasant scent, all notes are well blended. Longevity is spot on for an EDT and projection is quite soft but noticeable. Citrus, musky and green would be the best way to describe it. A good crowd pleasing scent. Seems to be hard to find in my part of the world, I hope Bentley make this scent more readily available.

I don't know what Italian Mandarin + lavender is supposed to smell like but the moment I sprayed this I was immediately reminded of the scent of chinese dried plums aka "huamei" / "champoy". I can see why frag reviewers rated this highly. It's a unique and exotic scent to western noses...but to me it smells like my chinese grandma. 😂 Moderate sillage.

It is very good for a white fragance. Don't expect any of today's trend. I get the rose, wood, citrus, and green notes. It is different, It deserves a place in my collection. It is a limited edition. It is a like, not a love.

V.good scent & quality.This definitely works for summer, but the projection and longevity are slightly weak. It reminds me of Hugo boss iced . I will give 7/10.

Hmm....this is a curious one. There is an attractive quality to it but also something rather odd too. I originally added it to my shopping list circa 2019 but almost immediately discovered it was unavailable in the UK. I assumed it had been discontinued because it hadn't been very well received, so I scratched it from my list and thought no more of it. Fast forward to 2025 and I spotted it pop up at one of my preferred online fragrance stores (PerfumeClick) and for a decent price so thought I would take a chance on it. The bottle is actually great as with all Bentley fragrance presentations. The dry, cracked river bed effect paintwork with rough sandy texture is very effective, and as I quickly discovered, this aesthetic belies the character of the scent within - dry, musky, floral, airy, arid. Yes, there is fleeting alcoholic-bitter-citrus on initial spray but fleeting it is. Very quickly it transitions into peppery-green-floral-herbal accords like fresh-cut stalks and stems (presumably the Basil & Thyme combination). This lasts for around 10-15 minutes and then the main players step forward - Turkish Rose, Lavender and Musk. Quite evenly blended but on closer focus they can be discerned individually. I own and love Narciso Rodriguez - Bleu Noir Eau De Parfum (the closest scent in my collection to Bentley Infinite Rush White Edition) with its clean-fresh yet warm-powdery Musk but this Bentley proposition is quite different. Although both share a warm-Musk accord, Infinite Rush White Edition is much more dry and austere, almost bitter. Yes, this is the antithesis of 'sweetness' and 'richness' and begs to be worn in only the highest heat situations, far away from bodies of water. As such I would place Infinite Rush White Edition into the "artistic expression" category to be "appreciated" rather than one of Bentley's more "mass appealing" releases to be 'enjoyed'. I'm a devotee of wearing the unconventional and unusual but I honestly don't know if I'm enjoying this type of Musk experience nor when I would be likely to wear it. As with all my new scent purchases I will spend some proper time getting to know this one and make a decision later but for now it's a " I 'get' it but I'm not sure I 'like' it!". Definitely not blind buy safe.

This is....officially....the weirdest and possibly worst designer scent I've ever smelled. Picked up a tester for cheap (from an official discounter so it's legit) after seeing it rated incredibly high on another fragrance website. Plus I couldn't make sense of the reviews below, so I thought I'd have a go. The result - easily in my worst 3 blind buys of all time. When I sprayed it the first time, I thought I was having a stroke. I was like, wtaf?...there's NO WAY that Karine did this. I simply couldn't understand what I was smelling. It straight up reminded me of poster glue. Then some sort of mildy sour chemical handcream. You know the ones that aren't officially fragranced, but aren't unscented either? Like they just couldn't get the chemical smell out of there so they just decided to leave it? Yeah, like that. After the initial alcohol blast (and there absolutely is a MASSIVE one), I could barely make out the awful synthetic orange, followed by a decent but soft lavender mixing in with the rest of the...is it spice? Is it greenness? No! It's superman apparently messing with my olfactory synapses. But does that decent lavender stick around? Hell nah. There's no outright citrus top, so let's get that out of the way. I can't seem to smell rose or basil at any point either. What's left after about 15 minutes is some kind of barely sweetened fuzz with a weird synthetic almost-spice nonsense? I dunno. This must be what a seizure feels like because my brain literally can't find anything in this that I can understand, let alone enjoy. Did I get a bad bottle? In all honesty, the crappiest cheap rose-scented junk from the Body Shop smells infinitely better than this. Doesn't even come close to the most generic $20 designer citrus-woody out there. Wouldn't even use it as a room spray. So how does it get such good ratings?? And with barely average longevity and projection???? HoW?? Whatever. The bottle itself is very decent - nice and heavy with a solid atomizer and tight-fitting cap, although the cap doesn't exactly click into place. So presentation is excellent. As for the scent...poor at best. Definitely getting rid of it tout suite. The denial is just too much. And I usually give fragrances 2nd and 3rd chances. But this stuff...No. Maybe it turned in transit, maybe it didn't, but I can understand why it doesn't get much talk. To me, it's not even a fragrance. It's basically the smell of Vaseline Men moisture repair in a bottle. Yuckers. Scent - 3.5/10 Longevity - 5/10 Projection - 5/10 Overall - 4/10 - A rare blind buy FAIL (Batch - 100733E16)

First 10 seconds: bright ozonic scent. Very pleasant. Afterwards: an Arabic version of YSL la Nuit de l'Homme. I was hoping to find a hidden gem based on others' reviews here and elsewhere, but after the first ten seconds, I get the dry down that is akin to YSL's la Nuit de l'Homme, but more middle-Eastern. It's a cardamom bomb, plus very dry rose. Why isn't cardamom in the goddamn pyramid??? I'm pretty sure I smell oud or something in here, as well. I'm glad I sprayed this very far from my arm, but even so, the scent is pretty strong, as all Arabic scents are. To label this 'white edition' is extremely misleading; this should be more in the vibe of 'gold edition', rather. Do try before you buy. It's a love-it-or-hate-it fragrance.

I’m a girl, and I’d love for a guy I knew to wear this. It doesn’t disappear like a body mist but also doesn’t hold up too well or I’d have a bottle for wearing myself. If maybe you are of similar mind, I’m curious if Of Course by Al-Rahab would also satisfy a similar “itch”, though I know they aren’t swappable twins. I believe Of Course starts out more “aquatic” and ends up a little sweeter and less green than this, but for my needs, I’d take that trade-off, and maybe try some layering, for the price difference, even though I think this one is a bargain if it works well for you. It’s really yummy and beautiful, and I’d wear it myself and enjoy it just as much on a man in that “man, what did he do to smell this good?” kind of way, if it just performed a little better. I mostly love men’s scents that leave me trying to figure out what he did to smell so good vs the “just had a barbershop shave” way. I don’t necessarily want to hug a guy and walk off wearing his cologne, though I DO like strong scents. I might be sounding a little “princess/pea”, but.... I’ve witnessed it done well, so I know it’s possible. I don’t walk around in the men’s fragrance world, but from what little I’ve seen, I’d venture this has GOT to be under-appreciated.

Bentley Infinite Rush White Edition opens beautifully. You get a sparkling citrus with some powdery lavender, but there’s this surprisingly natural fresh cut rose that honestly blew my mind. We all know Bentley has been lauded for Bentley Intense because the quality is so high for such an inexpensive fragrance, also who really expects a car company to give you that? Infinite Rush White may be an underdog in Bentley’s line up. Again, the opening is absolutely gorgeous and it is the definition of spring. It would also work beautifully on low humidity summer days. Unfortunately I can’t say the same for the dry down. After 2 hours or so what you’re left with is a rather generic creamy woods. It’s not bad by any means, but all traces of that brilliant opening are long gone. It’s still a lovely fragrance, but I wish the evolution of it kept the same character and personality as the origins.

Pleasant fragrance at a cracking price. It seems to last longer on clothes than on my skin. Fresh summer/spring fragrance. Overall 7/10 in my view

i bought this today and smell very good,is similar to CREED HIMALAYA

You can relax guys. Grandma is here now!