Clean Air

I liked the names of Clean Rain, Clean Skin and Clean Air. So simple and natural! Tried them and loved them all. Air is now my all time favourite and definitely my signature scent. It's clean, fresh, pure, discreet, uncomplicated in a very good way - wearing it feels literally like a walk in the park. Fresh breeze, flowers, leafy trees in spring or early summer. A nice walk a perfect day. Definitely for day wear, definitely office safe. Kind to us who easily get migraine and headaches. It's sold as unisex, but I don't know... Would not like it on my husband, but it's absolutely right for me. Smells very good from the start until it fades - sadly to fast, like most of the Clean perfumes do. // Update a few years later: Things changes. I still like this scent, but it's no longer my signature. Guess I used it too often, too much and got a bit tired of it. There is a wiff of something artificial, chemical in the mixture that I didn't notice before, or maybe CLEAN has changed the formula lately? I loved my old bottle to the last drop.

As someone who's always been sensitive to strong scents, I never considered myself a perfume lover until this year. Then I found a rollerball set of Clean fragrances. Hey, why not, I thought -- an inexpensive way to try five perfumes at once AND an invitation to experiment with layering? I felt like a kid again with that toy from the 70s, the Barbie perfume maker or whatever it was called. Cool Cotton captured my attention first. Air was so light, I pretty much saved it for when I wanted to add a floral note. But I kept coming back to it. Eventually I decided it really was a gorgeous scent. I kept wanting to smell it again, and I found myself reapplying throughout the day and smelling my wrists more and more often. I finally bought the 1 oz. spray bottle. Now I can smell it at arm's length and it lasts longer than just a few hours. I'm in heaven! I'm not ready yet to commit to one fragrance (still having fun experimenting), but Clean Air is the closest I have to a signature scent.

I've left a review of this in 2015, and I need to write a new one - I just found out that this has been discontinued. (I live in Finland.) This is one of my go-to scents, and it has been since 2015 when I first got it. I've been through many bottles and today I bought the last one out of my closest department store. I still deeply love it! It starts with some notes that I don't specificly enjoy but the drydown on my skin is so nice. So powdery, musky, soft and just perfect. Goodbye dear friend, you will be missed.

Clean Air by Clean smells so good – yet is very simple! It is a pure, fresh, breeze with a soft clean musk and crisp floral notes. It is nothing over the top or distinct – it is just so pleasant smelling that I cannot get enough of it and have worn it daily! I am a Clean fragrance lover and have six other clean brand fragrances from there line. I think they are great to wear to work or just as a light scents to freshen up with!

This is the kind of shit I live for. So FRESH and LIGHT and AIRY and CLEAN and slightly watery/floral/musky omggggggg, this is the category of fragrance I find to be divine. My little rollerball lasts all day and this layers well too!! ✨

I looooooove this one. Absolutely love it. This reminds me of D&G's 14, which is one of my all time favs ever. After few hours Air feels so soft on my skin, just like the touch of... Well, Air :) Love, love, love!

Love this. The perfect fragrance to pair with an existing one that shares some of the same notes or to wear alone. Been hooked on this since the day that I bought one.... Time to get a second bottle!

My favorite out of the shower/freshen up scent. Clean really says it all. It’s fresh, bright, & crisp w/ a little citrus. Perfect for super hot days, it’s one of my go to for summer.

This scent was nearly perfection and I am so sad its ben discountinued. Fresh, a little muscy, clean and so mild that you could splash it on without a thougt.

I know what the previous reviewer is talking about with the rotten melon in L’eau D’Issy. I personally have problems with a lot of perfumes with melon. Honeydew, on the other hand, is an exception. That smells great on me, but melon as in cantaloupe reads marigolds on me and is quite stinky. Clean Air is not like that at all on me. No melon note! The bergamot blossom is citrusy, but not tart. Mixed with fresh air accord, this is very nice and cooling. With musk and cashmere wood in the dry down this is a lovely fragrance to wear in spring and hot summer. Clean Skin which I LOVE is more for fall, winter, and early spring for me. Doesn’t wear well in the 100 degree weather we have here during the summer, but Clean Air IS!! So glad I tried this and wish I tried it sooner. Now I have a clean fragrance to wear to work all year long. I work in a doctor’s office and these fragrances work wonderfully. People smell them, but they’re never overpowering. They LOVE how clean and fresh I smell and some compliment me all the time. Some people, including myself, even find these two scents very comforting. I haven’t tried layering them. Perhaps I will sometime.

I actually own this perfume and this perfume is really interesting on my skin. For instance when I first wear it the first few month during summer (2019) it smells fresh, clean, musky and unique. I tried it again last year (2021) summer and the smells developed really well. It starts with the usual boring fresh, clean scent then it turn aquatic...and sweet at the same time. I always use the same Granny's soap with no perfume and put on Nivea unscented lotion. Nothing had change in my prepping routine except the perfume just kind of develope. I have gotten loads of compliments from co-workers about myself smelling sugary sweet when I wore it. Even when my boyfriend and I both wear it he tells me that it's sweeter on my skin compared to his. I still adore this perfume and I sometimes even layer it with Gucci Mémoire D'une Odeur to make it smells a little earthy and really unique. I also add layer it with Tom Ford F*cking Fabulous to prolonged and make other perfume more unique.

At the end of the day, it’s a good perfume. It smells light, airy, clean, and yes... sort of like mountain air. It also does unfortunately smell a bit like a very clean bathroom. Imagine a bathroom where you’d be OK licking any surface. That clean. Which for someone living in Japan is actually like the ideal smell, especially for train/office. If you don’t get that, it’s fine, this is still a good scent. That being said, since it’s now discontinued, the price is ridiculous, and combined with the fact that it’s so short lived and poorly projecting, it’s honestly not worth stocking up on it for me. I’ll be happy with the one bottle I have, and rather spend the rest of my money on other freshies to add to my collection.

I found a three piece layerying box set the other night at Winners that had this one, shower fresh and warm cotton, I will say that I do absolutely love fresh fragrances and it is hands down my favorite the of fragrance! That being said, I think I found my new signature fragrance! This is so fresh so clean so amazing! Think of Poppy flower type , so pretty! I was shocked to see this as a unisex fragrance, not that it's super feminine but I just had not thought it would be but hey why not !

No mountain air, this is beach ball in a bottle! OK it opens citrusy but then I get this strong plastic vibe, smells exactly like those blow up beach toys I had as a kid back in the 70's and 80's. Like the air inside them tasted and smelled like! Quite fun :) And then there's an ok musky thing growing stronger whilst the beach ball fades down. Fresh, light, perfect for the beach, but I prefer CLEAN Ultimate, White Woods and Skin. Very poor sillage and longevity is less than an hour on me.

CLEAN AIR invokes a feeling of “blissfulness”. The scent is not overpowering, and for lack of a better word is simply clean, like fresh cotton or newly done laundry you bury your face in. The DOWNFALL of this fragrance is its longevity they name it right cause once you spray it proof 30 seconds vanished in the air. I purchased the rollerblade. Maybe the bottle perfume will have better silage & longevity, but I'm not willing to pay $70 bucks to see if it does.

The bergamot blossom in the opening gives a touch of citrus at the start. The drydown works very, well, clean without being aquatic. The aldehyde does give a fresh, airy effect. Musky but not too much like laundry soap like much of the rest of the line. Good daytime work scent, sillage is very soft and I can't see it offending anyone. I wish it lasted longer just 2 hours.

This is so fresh, gentle, and light. When I smelled it my nose thought I was smelling Sea of Love, a discontinued Philosophy perfume. I always thought Sea of Love smelled more like air than sea! Yes... if fresh, cool air had a smell this is it. Aldehydes, lightly floral and just enough musk but not a heavy one. Perfect for day use and crowded work spaces.

It smells powdery on me, I don't get the citrus or the green notes unfortunately. I do like the musk and how this scent will disappear and reappear throughout the day. If you smell nothing, just wait ;) It's the perfect "out of the shower fresh" scent and is not the typical citrus kind of fresh, it's more warm. I like this more during the colder nights.

Air is a very simple sweet musk. I'm smelling something citrusy even though there's no citrus listed in the notes here. It's OK on its own, but really shines when layered with some of the others from this line (I purchased it in a pack with Warm Cotton and Skin). Would be a good option for somebody looking for a clean light "non-perfume" perfume.

This perfume really does live up to its name - Clean Air. It's very very clean and soft and airy and fresh, like a beautiful light breeze that just feels super cooling and good. No detergent smell or anything like that. I really llike it.