Light Blue Pour Homme Beauty of Capri

Strong yellow lemon scent, amazing for hot days, office, gym or just leisure time, tocbe wear with something white or blue, and after the drydown you can feel an earthy scent provided by the vetiver and cedar as the base notes, but prominent strong lemon scent after all. Better than the Og, and in the same vein of Summer Vibes

Even though the note breakdown would suggest otherwise this flanker is very close to the original light blue which to me is a win as the OG remains my favorite in the family. I'm on my first wear and this is a strong 'like', short from a 'love'. I've been wearing for a couple of hours and I can feel it fading slowly, I don't think it'll barely get to the 6 hour mark so even though the performance is not abysmal it's seems like it's on the weaker side but this is based on my first wearing so it'll take me about 4 full wears to figure out the performance. I guess it's ok for a freshie. Should you buy this if you have the chance? I don't think so, the OG will do or better yet the Eau Intense or Italian Love which the vast majority gravitate to, I myself prefer the original light blue, the one that started it all, I feel it's lightning in a bottle.

Nice one! Very similar to Versace Pour Homme. Very easy to stand out of the crowed, since sugary scents are the most popular choice these days. Versatile, for guys who don't want to have one too many perfume, this one is all you need. It suits office, gym and dates. Maybe slightly weak for cold winter, but definitely great for spring and summer.

Mix a Issey Summer edition with the light blue eau intense and dilute it by 50%. There you have it, a very light but pleasing summer scent. Perfect for a quick refresh in the high heat! Just don't forget to take a little decant with you.

I got this as a gift, doesn't project much on my skin. Very tame and subtle fragrance, nothing that makes you go WOW but just a generally nice smelling fragrance. Also very easy to wear in the summer days.

It does remind me of last years lipari, but this one is less fresh and not as salty, i prefere lipari over this one tho. Still a great fragrance that last for a while.

Had high hopes on this one for having a super fresh smell, but the logevity is just so weak. Too bad.

It really just seems like a less pleasant, synthetic smelling Swimming in Lipari. Nothing notably unique about this flanker.

D&G really need to stop with all the unnecessary flankers. As they are all redundant and boring smelling fragrances. D&G's attempt at staying relevant for mainstream fragrance buyers will only hurt their reputation in the fragrance game. D&G Pour Homme and Light Blue are the best composed releases from the series, and do not require flankers between these two classic releases.

في البداية اول ما ترشه منعش لكن لمن يبدا يبرد العطر تصير ريحته زفاره وبحر ماحبيته تفاعله مع بشرتي لمن ينشف ممكن يناسب شخص غيري

This is a very pleasant warm-weather fresh scent, but in presentation it is fairly typical of the citrus aromatic group. You can still tell the ingredients are of good quality, and the yuzu is definitely identifiable (the main reason I got this tester over the original scent), and the cedar is very noticeable on the drydown, but if you already have a lot of citrus freshies don't go out of your way to grab this unless you are a Light Blue flanker completionist. If you are just building your collection and are still looking for a flexible, light citrus proto-aquatic (for those like me who don't like actual aquatic notes) for warm weather - or a very nice clean work scent year-round - this one can do the job admirably. If you already have a moderate collection, you probably already have at least one bottle of something that does everything that this does.

This, somehow for me, is like the inferior version of Swimming in Lipari. Smell wise it is pretty similar but it lacks the aggressiveness factor that I like so much about the Lipari version. This could be due to the lack of ambergis. However the cedar and vetiver combination makes it still a winner in the summer time. I might be wrong but to my nose this version also contains some spice like rosemary. A smell of papyrus peeks through as well. To sum it up. If you already have one of the other Light blue versions you can pass on this easily but if you don't you will be glad to add this to your collection as a summer hit.

Not sure if it's my bottle or the fragrance, but opening is alochol and then it turns into OG light blue's drydown IMMEDIATELY. Like, there is no citrus and an opening here, so I guess my bottle is defect. Bought it 2nd hand. I can do 1, 3 or 16 sprays and I can't smell it unless I press my nose into where I sprayed it. It smells soooooo feint. I read multiple people saying it's weak and subtle, but THIS subtle? Still think mine is R.I.P. due to the fact there's never a citrus opening and instead just alcohol blast.

For one, I am a fan of these flankers. Each of the last couple of years' editions have smelled unique--especially Swimming in Lipari. I don't love the original Light Blue, but I do look forward to these variations on the theme.

BIGGGG NOPE. Unoriginal, boring, weak scent. Come the f**k on D&G, come up with something original.. I had high hopes for this flanker but its literal scented water.

It's alright. Subtle, its got citrus and is also a bit grassy, which I kind of like. Overall, not bad, but forgettable.