Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve

Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve Pour Homme EDT opens with a strong projection of sweet citrus and salty marine accords. The opening is fresh, refreshing, sour, salty, delectable, and very pleasant. The bergamot and lemon and prominent citrus notes, refreshing, sweet, sharp, and sour; the sea marine is the next most prominent opening note, oceanic breeze-like with salty touches; the apple is a light note, but it adds a very soft aromatic and sweet touch. A moment after the opening the vetiver and patchouli join the blend bringing some green tones which enhances the overall freshness, not prominent but noticeable; both the sandalwood and benzoin will add some sweet resinous touches, nothing too strong but enough to make the sweetness last, the fragrance continues to be mostly citrus and marine. The ambergris is a projecting and noticeable note, an earthy, slightly mineral, mossy, white musky-like accord that enhances other notes and boosts projection. The fragrance feels linear, most of the featured opening notes continue into the dry-down, the citrus notes lose some sharpness because of the sandalwood and benzoin but remain active. Once Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve Pour Homme EDT has reached its full dry-down, it can be summarized as a moderate to strong projection, citrus, and oceanic fragrance with some wood and musky accords. The fragrance feels very fresh, summery, sporty, modern, salty, fresh, slightly resinous, versatile, and very pleasant. BATCH REVIEWED: 2020 WOW RATING: 10/10. One of the best citrus and marine fragrance. DISLIKE RATING: 1/10. The fragrance contains noticeable salty notes. UNIQUENESS: 10/10. The notes are common but the resulting scent is unique. MASS APPEAL: 9/10. Most people will enjoy this fragrance. PROJECTION: 4/10. About 4 feet around the wearer. Its projection and performance are outstanding for a citrus and summer fragrance. SILLAGE: 4/10. Moderate, about 4 feet behind the wearer. APPLICATION: 4 to 6 atomizations. LONGEVITY: 5/10. Good, Longevity is fantastic for a summery fragrance. About 5 hours. SEASONS: Spring and summer, or any hot days. OCCASIONS: Outdoor gatherings, casual, office, vacations, and gym. VERSATILITY: 6/10. Good. An ideal fragrance for warmer weather. GENDER: Masculine. The marine, woody, and musky accords tilt it to the masculine side. AGES: Any. RECOMMENDATION: Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve Pour Homme EDT can be purchased for about $50. Its projection, longevity, and freshness are outstanding for a citrus/marine fragrance. This is a great buy. BLIND-BUY: Yes, only if you are familiar with citrus and aquatic notes. If not, sample it first. SIMILAR: These are examples of fragrances that contain aquatic notes. Bentley Momentum Men EDT is a good woody, aquatic, and citrus fragrance, with low projection; Bond No 9 Wall Street is a great, unique green, and aquatic fragrance; Bvlgari Man EDT is a great woody, and aquatic but lacks performance; Calvin Klein Eternity Aqua Men EDT is an affordable ozonic, citrus and aquatic fragrance, but with low performance; Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Eau Intense Men EDP is a great sweet citrus, salty marine fragrance with very good performance; Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Sun Men EDT is a nice grapefruit, aquatic and woody fragrance but could use more performance; Ferrari Cedar Essence Men EDP is a good citrus, woody, green and aquatic scent; Giorgio Armani Acqua Di Gio Profumo is a great sharp citrusy/green, marine and incense fragrance; Giorgio Armani Acqua Di Gio Absolu is a fantastic sweet, citrusy, fruity, green, fresh woody, oceanic, and spicy fragrance; Giorgio Armani Acqua Di Gio Men EDT is a pleasant but soft citrus, marine, and spicy fragrance; Hugo Element Men EDT is a good citrus, aquatic, and ginger fragrance; Mont Blanc Legend Spirit Men EDP is a good citrus, aquatic and woody fragrance with moderate performance; Nautica Voyage is the best most affordable aquatic and citrus fragrance; Rasasi Hawas Pour Homme EDP is a sweet fruity, aquatic and woody fragrance; Ralph Laurent Polo Ultra Blue is a lemon verbena, basil and aquatic fragrance, very pleasant; Ralph Laurent Polo Sport Men EDT is a great aldehydes, mint, ginger, lavender and woody; Caron Pour Homme Sport EDT is a short-lived but pleasant fresh white musk, citrus, lemon verbena, and cedar fragrance; Bvlgari Aqva Pour Homme EDT is an oceanic seaweed and woody fragrance with some leathery and green nuances; Bvlgari Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve EDT is one of the best citrus and marine fragrances. SUMMARY: A moderate to strong projection, citrus, and oceanic fragrance with some wood and musky accords. The fragrance feels very fresh, summery, sporty, modern, salty, fresh, slightly resinous, versatile, and very pleasant.

Still don't smell eggs What I will say is that this is one you should try to get a sample of first because its a very unique blue fragrence. I had a sample of the original (Pour Homme) and I loved the sea water and citrus notes. It was like a sweet seaweed type smell and it worked well. My only issue is that Pour Homme barley made it 6 hours on my skin. I found out about Atlantiqve on this website and since I loved the original I was comfortable with a blind buy. It was a good call. Everything I loved about the original seems to have been amped up in this version. The sweet sea notes really project better and the citrus notes balance things out well. It has an amber like scent on the drydown accompanied by those sea water notes. With 7 sprays I got about 11 hours of great performance on my skin and it isn't faint by any means. You can still notice it. The scent was still on my shirt the next day. This seems to be one of the most polarizing fragrances I have seen reviewed here,but this bottle will be in my rotation and I will buy again.I have gotten a couple of compliments so it does seem to have some broad appeal Also I live in the Gulf South so its hot and humid most of the year and this fragrance does well here. **Update 6/13** I just completed this bottle today and I had plans on buying it again, but I tried the Aqva Marine Flanker and that one smells a little bit better so I will order that one next. Aqva Marine has a more mass appeal to it while Atlantique is very unique, but still great. So again I will say to get a sample of Atlantique first before you buy it as that sea note is stronger on this version than any of the other flankers and for whatever reason when it comes in contact with some people's skin it smells like rotten eggs. I didn't have that problem, but again everyone is different Also its really hot today (100 degrees)and the sweeter citrus notes are coming out stronger and are actually overpowering the seaweed notes. This stuff really likes the high heat

For me personally this is my favorite in the Bvlgari Aqua line. Every house has made a BDC/Sauvage type of blue scent- This is Bvlgari's. But to me it's unique for a blue type modern aquatic. Sure it has a resemblance to Versace Dylan blue with a little of that applish sweet note and has Ambroxan type accords like Sauvage, but it also retains that aqua DNA. It makes the fragrance more interesting in the genre. I think the problem is that on some peoples skin or how they smell the fragrance, the salty marine notes might shine through more or be noticed by certain people more off their skin. I felt that way about the original aqua. It was coming off too salty and dirty off my skin. Aqua Marine had a great fresh opening, but I felt that it ran flat very quick into this static marine water smell. Very cool that they could pull that water sent off but I found it a bit boring. Amara smelled kind of wet doggish to me or something, so this one has been my favorite. I do not get an egg smell.. I get a very fresh, slightly sweet ultra marine fragrance that brings in elements of modern blue fragrances such as Dylan blue but retains the backbone of the Bvlgari Aqua line. The performance so far seems pretty good for a fresh scent. Out of the modern blue fragrances, this one might be my favorite thus far. Edit: For some reason the performance isn't as great as I thought. Maybe I go nose blind to it, but I would put it as very strong projection within the first 10 mins, then I would give it moderate ratings at best thus far.

Man what a shame. Like wtf is up with these reviews for this fragrance? Ham, Eggs? What?? How the #$# does this smell like eggs?? Why people say this smells like such weird shit is beyond me. To me it's just a fresh aquatic fragrance with some sweetness similar to Dylan blue-without the incense. I would say it is a more aquatic, fresh, bright version of dylan blue but it can remind you of other fragrances like maybe D&G light bleu intense as well. For the summer, I actually thought this one was the best out of those bleu fragrances listed. It was the typical bleu but with the aqua twist making it more marine and aquatic. It's gotten me compliments, the initial projection is monstrous and fortunately no one around me had broken noses and ever said I smell like eggs. I don't mean to be snotty, fragrances are a lot about subjective opinions, however, there is such a thing as ability to smell in an objective sense. Many people don't have the best sense of smell and yet we go by their opinions on whether or not to buy something. All these videos of girls on the street saying fresh scents are sweet and sugary and sugar scents too fresh. Just try things for yourself broken nose or not and pick what YOU think is good. I almost didn't get this fragrance because of all the eggheads here.. Glad I did since it seems all the best frags get reformed or discontinued.

I got this at a Marshall’s for a spectacular deal and always was curious to try this and the price was just right. First off, I keep seeing that this smells like eggs in cold weather. I don’t get any hint of that whatsoever. What I do get is a textbook blue fragrance. It’s very nice, elegant, almost like the perfect hybrid between Dior Sauvage and Versace Dylan Blue. Sauvage, for me, is just too powerful and scratchy with the pepper and ambroxan. Dylan Blue I do like, but for some reason doesn’t last as long and has something in it that makes me have a headache after a while. Aqva Atlantique splits the difference for me, taking some of the elements like a milder ambroxan and pepper feel or Sauvage and blends it with the sweeter watery notes of Dylan Blue. What results of this is an extremely strong, versatile performer. It lasts a ridiculously long time off me with 10+ hours of scent life and moderate sillage, picking up strong whiffs throughout a work day. Even with that, I would say it’s one of the mid to high range of the Bleu fragrances for me. It’s better than Dylan Blue and definitely better than Sauvage (I can see the appeal but man it’s on every dude I know almost), but it’s still not on the level of Bleu de Chanel or my personal favorite YSL Y EDP, but in the nice comfortable middle. We’ll see how it fares in warmer weather