Sky

I am in love with this scent, I saw a lot of “it’s basic” comments, if that’s a sin than I’m a basic B because it’s so clean. It’s fresh, clean, aquatic. An elevated version of nautica forsure

It's actually smells great recieved a sample.. Perry Ellis makes alot of great underrated scents this reminds me of blue de chanel

Sky Perry Ellis Sky by Perry Ellis is a fragrance I purchased at Ross for just $25, and I must say it was a great buy. I’ve had good experiences with this brand before, and this fragrance did not disappoint. It’s a fresh and citrusy perfume, perfect for summer and hot days. Scent: The predominant notes in Sky Perry Ellis are marine, violet, and citrus. This gives it a refreshing and clean character, ideal for everyday use. If I had to compare it to other perfumes, I’d say it has similarities to Nautica Voyage and Polo Blue by Ralph Lauren, two classic "blue" fragrances that also stand out for their freshness. Style and Occasion: Sky is perfect for daily use, especially in summer. It’s fresh and light, making it ideal for the gym or mornings at work when you want a scent that isn’t too overpowering but keeps you feeling refreshed. Its versatility makes it a great choice for casual or sporty occasions. Sillage and Longevity: While the fragrance has good longevity on the skin, its sillage is not particularly strong. Over the course of the day, it tends to fade, losing some of its strength as the hours pass. However, considering its price and purpose, it performs quite well, offering more than acceptable results. Value for Money: For just $25, Sky Perry Ellis offers excellent value for money. If you enjoy "blue" fragrances, you’ll love this one. It’s an affordable and functional option, perfect for those looking for a fresh, light summer fragrance without breaking the bank.

Received a sample. It's a bit generic but extremely versatile for warmer weather. Daytime office, errand running, post gym, after shower fragrance. Not worth full retail but when this hits rack stores for under $30 bottle I may pick one up.

Watery lemon-lime, lavender, and a touch of mint in the open. As the citrus fades into the heart, it becomes a woody herbal mix (unlisted vetiver?), settling into a cedar and minty patchouli.