Blonde

Fresh grapefruit, sweetened just enough by the orange to stop it being sour. Really bright and refreshing, perfect for Summer. And it’s nice to have a bright citrus without bergamot, citron or lime, and a juicy orange without it being the pithy sour mandarin type. I’m usually not a fan of citrus scents as I find it hard to find one I like, but this is really great. Blonde projects a lot, and just 2 sprays (from the bottle, not a sample vial) creates a decent fragrance cloud and I can clearly smell it for hours without putting my nose to my arm. After about fifteen minutes the coconut starts to come through, as well as some warmth and a bit more sweetness from the vanilla base. The coconut is very subtle, definitely not anything remotely like a sunscreen scent, although it does layer well with pure coconut scents which I find makes it a bit more feminine. As it is, it’s perfectly unisex. The drydown is delicious, the grapefruit gets softer (although it still retains the citrus feel all the way through, possibly due to the Hinoki wood), and it has a very subtle warm, amber feel about it, enough to stop it being a harsh masculine citrus. The vanilla isn’t strong, it just sweetens the citrus to stop it being sour, but I can smell it more after several hours on the skin. Lasts longer than any citrus I’ve tried, a good 8 hours on my skin, if not longer. Very happy to have this one in my collection for the upcoming Summer!

This smells exactly like biting into a Mandarin Orange, thats all there is to say. No more no less. I love it. Someone below said they get a white floral, I don't smell that at all personally, In fact I don't get any of the other notes at all other than orange rind. Beautifully done. It lasts for a very long time. I could still smell it on skin over 12 hours later, on a humid day. Projection I suspect is more average, arms length maybe. If you like photo real Manderin Orange rind then you will love this.

Everything @Reisu said is absolutely correct. I read his review and just simply say ditto. For me personally I think it's to feminine for my personality but it's actually unisex. I'm a little tough to please with coconut being the fragrance. Very very very well done coconut note however. Perfectly blended IMO.

I'm not a big fan of white florals and although this one doesn't have any florals listed as notes, I got white floral vibes from it. It's a clean, musky, and creamy scent. I find it to be on the feminine side. After the citrus opening it quickly fades into a creamy, sweet, almost sun creamy, lotiony scent. I think that is intended if you read the marketing brief for it. I enjoy it but I probably wouldn't wear it that much except on the really hot summer weather, or even on a summer vacation. I don't think I'll own a bottle of this since I wouldn't probably reach for it much. I'll probably stick to Dior Homme Cologne as a fresh masculine summer fragrance.

Juicy sherbet and coconut cream soda. You can’t pick out the musk, amber or woods individually because they are so well blended and everything is encapsulated perfectly. This fragrance smells more expensive than what it is! It’s simple but it stands out. At first it reminded me of Diptyque Eau Duele, the lighter Eau de Toilette versión, but after the first minutes this became beach-esque. But not tropical beach, more like a French Riviera, exclusive private club at the beach-esque. An uncrowded club with quiet members, all thin and aesthetic with shimmering bodies in over priced simple basic attire. Love.

This is a soft, beachy scent. You get a lime cocktail on the opening, with a photorealistic Orange fruit shortly after. It has been softened with some slight floral/woods and vanilla, the tonka is quite apparent, almost to the point of being sickly, but it forms the base of it's longevity, otherwise the soft orange would need something else to anchor itself to. Overall this is nice, good longevity and soft-medium projection, sunscreen type scent that would work great on a hot beachy day. Bottle presentation is fantastic too. 7/10.