Turquoise

I do love aquatics and I bought it as my first MK. My favourite aquatic is Kenzo L'eau Par Kenzo and if I compare them wrist by wrist: Kenzo is sharp and energizing when Turq. has strong jasmin which "warms" the fragrance. Kenzo is more out of shower when Turq. is floral and sea breeze.- perfect to imagine you're somewhere by Mediterranian. Anyway, both are worth to have a full bottle if you are in aquatics. Both are versatile in my book, especially Kenzo, I love to wear them for a day or two it in cold wheather when I'm tired of vanilla and sweet fragrances.

I absolutely love this perfume. It's a different floral,then I have ever smelled.I wood say a buttery,jasmine or water Lilly. It doesn't last long but I love it enough to take with me and spray spray spray.

This fragrance is perfect for they beach. Light and aromatic. Like a fresh breeze off the ocean.

Unique. So clean, sea and colorful. I love to wear it

This is a quietly interesting perfume, one that won me over in a very understated way. It feels quite singular in its composition, not a cascade of shifting notes or competing ideas, but a focused, self-assured scent that knows exactly what it wants to be. On my skin, it opens as a warm, gently sweet jasmine and slowly settles into a soft musky drydown. There’s a calmness to it that I really appreciate. It isn’t showy or dramatic, just smooth, comforting, and easy to wear. And honestly? I’m relieved to finally own a perfume that doesn’t smell like a fruit salad, something I didn’t realise I’d developed such a strong aversion to until now. This feels like a grown-up fragrance in the best sense. Not trendy, not trying to impress, just quietly confident. I wouldn’t recommend it for very young wearers, but at nearly 40, it feels perfectly aligned with where I am, composed, comfortable, and content in its own skin. All in all, I’m very happy with this blind buy. It may not shout for attention, but it has a steady presence that makes it a pleasure to wear, and sometimes, that’s exactly what you want.

An unusual scent combination for me and I do like it quite a bit. This almost veers toward unisex in a way to me because it comes across with a strong, almost masculine cologne freshness to my nose, but there is a feminine floral undertone in there also. There is an interesting dichotomy to this scent as it comes across as tottering on the edge of smelling too clean and abrasive (like Comet bathroom cleaner) at first, but give it time to warm up on skin and there is a lovely flow of watery gentleness under the surface. You do have to give this one some time to fully open up or you will miss the unique beauty of it; I very nearly did run to scrub it off, but there is something that kept me from doing so and I was glad I waited.

When I first sprayed this fragrance on myself, I was really overwhelmed by the floral scent. I at first though that I'd never wear this perfume again. However, after it's settled a little bit, the aquatic undertones take over. It smells like a summer vacation at the beach. I'm impressed! Love this one as much as I love Coral.

A very sharp and aromatic marine scent. The cucumber is quite intense in the opening. The jasmine does sweeten it up a bit and gives it some balance. Musk in the base provides some warmth too. I like it, but it's definitely a summertime only scent for me. Appropriate for the triple digit temperatures I'm currently living in.

This smells incredible! One of the most delightful floral aquatic scents I've smelled. HOWEVER (and it's a big however) it truly just disappears. I find it hard to believe it's an eau de parfum. It's disappointing. This would have been incredible, if it lasted. Glad I found it at Marshall's and not paid full price.

To me it smells just like purple lilac, especially at the beginning. 6 hours later I still smell a clean fragrance on my arm. I have the new Miss Dior on the other arm and it is completely gone!

Very light, musky & sea water fragrance. I like it, but it lacks something extra.

Like other reviewers, I was concerned when all I could smell at first was jasmine. (I'm not a huge fan of jasmine.) But if you like water lily and watery florals, hang tight, it really does change with time. The jasmine mellows to a much more manageable supporting role and the other notes come into play. It still is a fairly simply fragrance - it didn't rock my world with it's depth and complexity. But sometimes that just fine, especially for spring and summer.

This smells EXACTLY like "Rain Kissed Leaves" from B&BW and I mean exactly. Save yourself the cash. It opens aquatic, promising. I don't get any of the notes listed. It ends with a cheap watered down water lily. Normally I love MK, but this was a miss. I recommend "Sky Blossom" by MK if you can find it.

Summary flowery aquatic spring vibes it's a fresh shower scent... I can smell the cucumber note slightly giving it the fresh vibe Poor longevity and sillage

Turquoise is the perfect name for this perfume with its equal blue and green parts

Aquatic in a marine way. The opening is best, then jasmine dominates.

Just saw this at Boots 50 ml for 20 pounds. Thought about blindbying it but then doused myself carefully and waited. I told myself give it 30 min and then buy it before ending up with yet another room (wc) freshener. An hour later I was glad and relieved with my age related maturity and patience. It was just another ok perfume. The beginning is an aquatic floral confusion which ends up being a version of the original D&G light blue. So glad I didn't buy it.

Open with a strong and sharp jasmine, it's the most dominant in the beginning. It's so sharp and strong that you can almost smell nothing else! Then it dries down to a soft and much more pleasant waterlily and marine note but not very strong or noticeable. So if you can go pass the sharp jasmine at the beginning then go for it. Not me though.

By the name and consequently the color, I was expecting something more fresh, light and beachy. Or at least with some tropical vibe. Turquoise is floral and powdery. I thought violet leaf was the main note but I don't see it listed. I don't find it original or distinctive. Still, it has some attractiveness.

This was a blind buy, and I'm definitely no perfume expert but to me this smells like spring, when all I do is sneeze. All I could smell was the Jasmine. I gave this to my mum as she loved the smell.