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I really like this one. Aventus Cologne is one of my favorite scents ever so the fact that this combines that with other blue scents is a win for me. I don’t get the Bleu de Chanel comparisons but I own the EDP not the EDT so I can’t speak on that. The opening I get reminded of Aventus Cologne immediately with some other fresh nuances I’d assume is coming from the BDC inspirations. But as it dries down it starts having this transparent almost watery nuance you find in a lot of Louis Vuitton fragrances. This to me could’ve easily been another Blue Louis Vuitton release because of that. Once my sample is done I’m definitely getting a full bottle

Surprisingly nice summer fragrance with a great construction and perfect summertime performance. It's kinda D&G Blue type of scent (to set up your expectations) but higher quality with some elements of Aventus Cologne, ADG and Royal Water dry down nuances. I did not expect to like it so much, but it won me over mostly on quality and skillful perfumery than originality :) Try it!!!

a fresh fragrance that was never done before...spectacular opening but the spicy amber dry down is to die for ... this is as its name says the smell of the other side of heaven.

It seems like this perfume was purely created so that Mizensir would have a blue perfume in their line-up. I can stand by the sentiments echoed below me. Regardless-- You are here to know what this smells like: This opens with this peppery bergamot blast and then you get ambroxan and the classic Mizensir fresh-musk accord which is present in many of their perfumes. It is a nice blue perfume in the realm of Elysium Parfum, Aventus Cologne, Bleu de Chanel (specifically the EDT). It outlasts and outperforms all of the above. It's nice. A like for me. This does not smell aquatic, or if it has aquatic aspects, the calone is well hidden.

This is the first fragrance I have ever smelled that quite literally made me sick to my stomach. It’s interesting it gets good reviews here because it gets terrible reviews everywhere else. Definitely try before you buy on this one.

I was a little disappointed with this one to be honest. It’s not that I don’t like it, but I’m not thrilled about it either, it’s just that I’ve smelt it many times before. I don’t have a problem with expensive scents that smell like a high-end designer fragrance as long as the quality is there but with this fragrance, I can’t tell the difference between this and a much cheaper designer fragrance so I’m questioning it’s purpose. To my nose, it could be any number of sport type, fresh fragrances that saturate the market. It’s a little abrasive too, in a synthetic way, and I can’t say performance is great either. For something in the same ballpark, LV’s Imagination is a much better option, imho.

Opens up with a textured bergamot + pink pepper combo, which soon fades into the cold salty-aquatic Cascalone, which remains prominent on my skin. The slight spicy abrasiveness of the pink pepper combines with dihydromyrcenol to give it a somewhat aftershave-like feeling. Ambroxan is detectable in the base as well. Not impressed; it's like a niche aquatic Sauvage (especially the opening). The obligatory "blue" fragrance in every line. Performance is average.

Blind bought this and realized only in hindsight, the opening is almost identical to Versace Pour Homme, also perfumed by Alberto. After an hour it separates itself, with the Bleu Chanel touch, has a sweetness undertone with heavy Ambroxan. There is some addictive quality to this. I’ll update my first impressions with more wears. The Bleu Chanel x Versace Homme combo done the Morillas way, I don’t get the Aventus reference at all.