Light Blue Swimming in Lipari

This is a unique scent to say the least, Dolce & Gabanna really did not play a safe hand here, and I think it worked well for them, but you need an open mind going into this fragrance. The opening smacks you with ambergris and sea salt. The sea salt is top note while the ambergris is in the bottom, but its AMBERGRIS ! if you do not know what it is ....look it up this will clear a lot up. So you are struck by a very oceanic scent in the truest sense like being in the middle of a salty sea with the seagulls too... I mean ultra authentic. I think that is what throws some people off is how honest of a scent this is, truly aquatic, pretty as nature is intended not by design. The woody, citrus notes dance around as well, but are so low in the blend I dare say this is a dual layered fragrance...Salt and whale excretion...sounds gross, but it works ! and I promise you will get compliments.

9/10 from me! This is definitely a hidden gem. In comparison to the original light blue it has less of the over the top pepper notes and in comparison to the eau intense less of this somewhat annoying orange peel note. It just is the light blue DNA in its perfection. It has a clean bright and refreshing grapefruit opening mixed with an amped up saltiness in comparison to the other light blues. Over time the grapefruit fades slowely and the scent evolves into a beautiful white musk. Where I have to agree is that the projection and sillage is better in the eau intense version but not bad nevertheless. It get about 6-7 hours of longevity. Guys, try it out as long as its still available. Its already beginning to sell out as not many shops still have it on sale.

One of the best beach day scents you could possibly have. The beach day I'm talking about isn't some exotic, elegant, chill, snobbish kinda day. It's an old-school beach day with friends, towels spread out on the sand under the shade of a tree, dried sea salt on the shore, small plants sprouting randomly from the sand, and, if you're lucky, a slightly warm bottle of beer with a slice of lemon stuck in it, bought from a nearby kiosk. Although not explicitly stated in the notes, it's quite an aquatic scent, with sea salt being the obvious main player. The citrus notes also make their presence felt without being overpowering. It's also true that there's a slight green woodiness to it. It's a shame it's discontinued.

First of all sorry for my poor English! I am Italian guy.. well I bought it today after some tests in the shop and I liked it very much. I am in love with sea scents and this is a strong one... it smells like freedom. It's ipnotic and electrique. I'm used to wear Armani White and Acqua di Gio, this D&G sounds like a mysterious scent and I am happy of my new purchase. Every time I wear this perfume It's like to have a bath inside my mediterranean sea...such a crisp and clear scent! Salt and grapefruit are indeed the top notes! I've bought another 125ml bottle cause it's no more produced. One of the best aquatic scents I smelled so far... 9/10

Absolutely love this fragrance. Very masculine, very mass appealing, very fresh, and very aquatic. If you’re not a fan of summery, salty marine scents you likely won’t enjoy this one. I personally love that style and this one kills it. It’s very fresh and very clean with an great opening (albeit a bit harsh at first) but the dry down is fantastic. The only thing I dislike about it is the performance. The performance is bad. Really bad. At least on my skin, I usually can only squeeze off a few hours max which sucks because I love the scent so much. Overall it’s a great buy I highly recommend, and who knows, maybe it will last longer on you.