Blurock

When you think that a good fragrance must necessarily: be noble, expensive, of a niche beyond the Alps, you inexorably fall into the error of underestimating all the great undergrowth of the most commercial historical fragrances, often real olfactory surprises. Rockford's Blurock dated 1990 has its own precise and structured Identity: a richly citrusy fragrance, surrounded by floral notes of lavender and carnation, by winning lively and fresh accords of anise. A masculine fragrance, very pleasant, fresh, absolutely democratic.

The opening reminds me of Dylan Blue's top notes. I'm not comparing the two, but Blurock in its first stage is strong on citrus and grapefruit, then quickly evolves in a delicate lavender. Very clean basic scent, it's actually a very relaxing smell. SUPER cheap, give it a try.

This fragrance has to be noted as not especially strong and not especially long lasting. However it must also be taken into account just how cheap it is, around £10 for 100ml. What does that mean? Well ultimately its a pleasant, fresh and clean smell. Lasts anything from 1-3hrs on my skin and is so cheap that you can spray as much as you want. To me its a perfect relaxing round the house on a warm day scent or even a good gym/sports scent. Is it brilliant? No. Is it bad? No. Its a truly inoffensive scent that smells pleasant and comes in an an exceptional price