St. Barts Seascape for Men

Its more playful Bahama resort release, its more juicy fruity, sweeter and bubble gummy with creamy tonka to the end. Youthful and inoffensive. You can still smell all the typical TB cabana chill vibes with seaside in the background. This is a very different direction for TB, it's more modern and trendy. Good value for the money (as low as $20). Yes there are some hints of Y and Invictus like scents but this one is much smoother and mellow (maybe Y Eau Fraiche?), and overall unique in its own existence. Its def. not redundant to other popular TB releases.

It’s like YSL Y and ADG absolu had a baby. I like it! The sillage is pretty decent and longevity is typical of most blue scents.

This is a great inexpensive release that is pleasant and will offend no one. It’s got a bit of YSL Y family mixed with a bit of Polo Blue family maybe some Invictus, but a bit brighter than any of them. I’ve never smelled the Roja and I don’t get ADG Absolu at all. As with many TB, performance is a bit lackluster but for the price, it’s a deal.

Burlington had the 3.4oz for $19....so why not. To me it smells like a simple fougere style that's watered down and aquious. It's does smell nice for only $19, but it doesn't last so well, so expect to use for just running quick errands or minor day wear. At first spray, with the huge amount of bergamot you would think this is gonna go in a summery citrus way. But after 15min...Tonka, herbal (dark clary sage) and slight spice (black pepper) are the stand out notes... surrounded by aqua and watery notes. It dries out quite powdery musky with the slightest hint of soft virginian cedarwood, and a tiny touch of vetiver gives a subtle rooty/earthy shade to the woodyness. Longevity: I got almost 7hrs on skin until it became undetectable on my forearm. I'm sure you'll get more hours if you spray it on clothes.

Generic freshie without heavy aquatic/marine notes and not heavy on citurs. Best way to describe it for me is to take Fierce or even Legend and dialing down the intensity of the scent while significantly dialing up the freshness. While it's an overall pleasant scent, easy reach and versatile for hot weather, it was a bit weak for me. Longevity and projection were quite low. Comparing St. Barts Seascape to St. Barts, I prefer the latter. They aren't the same scent though. St. Barts is heavier on the citrus. But if you want a lighter freshie, I can recommend St. Barts over Seascape.