Gap Blue No.655 For Him

This bad boy goes in & out of circulation like nothing else I've seen. Worth a pick up. It's dirt cheap but smells damn good. There's really not much to it; smells like a soapy greenish scent but it's a solid pick.

I went through a couple of bottles of Gap Blue 665 back in the late 90s/early 2000s and liked it. Perhaps more importantly, my then newly wedded wife liked it! It smells clean and fresh and is a versatile and entirely likeable blue scent. I remember this one fondly and would love to pick up a bottle both for old times sake and to enjoy today.

A typical guy scent; fresh, young and maculine. Nothing special. Core would be a better choice but this one is still great for a beginner and it is also inexpensive even though I feel like I pay a bit too much for this. I have this as my emergency only and I can be careless if I'd give it away.

Oh man, I loved this one back in middle school. It's a simple, fresh and clean lime/musk kinda fragrance. I recently found a bottle for $10 and it was a blast from the past.

I use it to spray on jean fabrics

Found this at a Gap outlet ($8.50 for 15ml, discounted further). It's a fragrance that's so blue that it's green, its freshness (created by citrus and herbs) going straight through aquatic to something plantlike. It's pleasant, agreeable, and probably even unisex, and most importantly, cheap, since unsurprisingly lacks projection and longevity. Still, not a bad option to mix in as far as a fresh EDT for the summer (especially travel, with the bottle size). Hard to believe I cannot remember trying this since it's been out since 1997 but it felt new yesterday. If you see, it grab a small bottle. 6 out of 10

Blue No. 665 has a very refreshing scent, but in my experience it is extremely short lived (half an hour if I'm lucky - no exaggeration). Perhaps in the days of old it was a stronger contender, but I bought my bottle when it was on sale, as I believe GAP was discontinuing the fragrance. Sometimes I'll just spray it around the room when I'm bored and want to smell something nice. I really do enjoy the smell - it's a shame I can't really wear it like I would my other fragrances.

GAP Blue is pure 90s nostalgia in a bottle. Every time I spritz it, I'm instantly back in baggy jeans, listening to dial-up modem shrieks. It’s a clean, aquatic scent—like CLEAN's freshly washed cotton or better yet it smells like a 90s mall. It's not trying to be fancy. It’s a simple, feel-good pick me up that won't last all day, but that's okay it's more of a vibe.

I'm confused about how it says it has 2 fluid ounces, or 50 ml. I thought that 2 fluid ounces equals 59.172 ml, using 3.38 fluid ounces = 100 ml as my reference.