Identity

For me, this fragrance is a mix of Creed Silver Mountain Water with the saltiness of Light Blue Eau Intense. The marine notes is very prominent here so, if u don't like salty marine fragrance, don't buy this. It's ever more prominent on skin than on clothes/paper. I got it as a gift and personally I don't mind it, an easy dumb reach fragrance for daily with good performance (-+ 6 hours).

it's similar to DG Light Blue, wangi aquatic nya nendang banget jadi amis, but I ask my friend oppinion and he said wanginya enak, mungkin gabisa diterima banyak orang, not safe to blind buy, but great value for this perfume

HINT Identity arrived with a wave of hype, fueled by a sophisticated marketing campaign and the promise of 'biome technology' – a fragrance that supposedly adapts uniquely to each wearer's skin. At its launch, the price point was a significant (around AUD $28, if memory serves). Intrigued but hesitant, I jumped at the chance to snag it for a mere AUD $6, a price that eliminated any fear of buyer's remorse. Blind buying can be a gamble, but at that price, it was a risk worth taking. Reviews painted a picture of a divisive scent, with many detecting a strong 'salted egg' note. Thankfully, this wasn't my experience. Instead, I found a refreshing summer fragrance – a blend of clean, sweet florals with a subtle marine undertone (perhaps the source of the perceived saltiness). I suspect white florals are at play here. While I enjoyed the scent profile, the longevity on my skin was disappointing, lasting only about two hours. On fabric, however, it lingered much longer. The fragrance's slightly oily texture didn't bother me in the slightest. At AUD $6, it was an absolute steal, a testament to the thrill of finding a hidden gem.

ini amis banget broo, untungnya dah di discontinue, btw semangat buat brand HINT semoga bisa berkembang lebih baik lagi