Riflesso Blue Vibe

I'm in love with this. A wow. Really unique to my nose. Rummy and boozy but done fresh. The nuttiness is there, making this feel tropical, beachy and summery. The bottle and scent and ads paint a picture of a man who is into expensive yellow sportscars, driving in the high heat desert landscape. I really prefer this lighter take on the classic rum/booze. Something in this makes it unique, I can't pinpoint what. Perhaps the Yuzu and Tobacco combination. It's certainly not a blue vibe, other than the summer association. More citrus/nutty/woody - a brown or yellowish color. Also get a sharp resemblance to CH Men. Very bright and positive fragrance, I urge everyone to try it out for a bargain price. I dries down towards a quiet tobacco infused sunset. Longevity seems just ”okay” unfortunately.

"THE TRUSSARDI LEATHER" This is a highly underrated fragrance. while most people gravitate towards "pop" & "hypes"., i found this gem growing on my skin from "meh" to "wow". The hazelnut accord might be a love or hate relationship to some & sometimes you'll tell yourself that you've smelled it before... but wait until this gets to drydown. this makes me feel like i want to ride my bike and head towards an italian bistro. definitely full bottle worthy and IMHO can go sit beside BDC & SAUVAGE. take it as their rough italian cousin that wears levis 501 and a leather jacket.

Have to admit its a real pleasure to wear this unusual creation. Bitter green and balsamic freshness (Herbs + Yuzu) after application, gently supported by Rum & Hazelnuts aromatic accord next hours. Drydown becomes more leathery with a small hint from tobacco. Medium longevity at least with good and pleasant sillage. I'm still looking after - "Blue Vibe" - though, hidden somewhere... :) Comfy versatile daytime.

Great scent,The fragrance is an aromatic, oriental and woody perfume. It distinguished by the contrasts of warm and cool , rational and emotional , elegant and subversive , sweet and sharp. This perfume is well-blended and there is a harmony in its notes. Its opening is like Free Life for men by Etienne Aigner.I love this fragrance. I highly recommend this perfume. Two Thumbs Up. Rating : 8.5 / 10

Really good and cheap fragrance if you spray this you are probably PROBABLY depends on your nose as always going to smell right of the start yuzu hazelnuts and rum and sum leather and i can say and confirm this is peak for night walks or meetings with friends but sometimes i feel like its missing something but still its solid budget option for summer fragrance 8/10

Beautiful scent, the opening is edible when it hits the dry phase it becomes fresh and earthy at the same time , i don’t understand the reviews on youtube when they say why its written blue vibe!!! It’s totally a blue flanker with a nutty note to it. Very unique and probably will be my signature scent.

Does not deserve the hate It's nice woody boozy opening and projection with 5 sprays is good for 3 hrs then skin sent for 4 hrs For the price just respray Just buy it cos I do get la nuit vibes with tobacco And combinatios is too good

Very nice !!! Take the originale riflesso less sweetness of tonka bean and less the orange vibe Add rum and lime and Davana that Give it more freshness.. So at the end this is an energetic version of the Classic Riflesso

Hugely under the radar. It is not blue! It is green, orange, white and brown. So don’t be fooled to think it is some bleu de chanel bullshit. It is original and great performing, fresh frag. 9/10

you'll smell like a snack. a deep, realistic hazelnut cake with an amber note to give depth. quality is fine, uniqueness is above average. I like it.

it's very good. and i can almost smell trussardi action in this. really. 8/10 soundtrack: ottorino respighi - la fiamma.

in one word :) : beautiful masculine tonned down the original version and far better - not a la nuit " clone".

I'm not sure why Riflesso Blue Vibe by Trussardi doesn't get much love here - it's a very decent fragrance with a very cool bottle. The yuzu in the opening is not very strong but definitely there, maybe a bit overpowered by the stronger boozy note (I don't smell exactly rum, but I'm not a conoisseur), but the two green notes - the artemisia and the davana, which I've never heard before - give indeed some nice good green/fresh vibe, rather than the bitter herbaceous note I was expecting. Once the mid notes kick in, I get a slighly floral/ambery facet with a distinct, albeit light, incensy aspect. This goes straight into the drydown which lasts forever - a sweet, very well controlled amberwood base which projects nicely without being cloying. I don't get the hazelnut overload others mentioned, as I mostly get it in the long run - it lingers on most than the other notes and you can really appreciate how it remains in the background supporting the remaining notes. On the other hand, I can't pick up any leather or tobacco. Here and there I still get whiffs of that subtle green freshness - just as a note, on the test strip I get much more freshness even in the drydown than on skin - which makes the smell really appealing and different from the usual ambroxan/amberwood sweet base you get in most blue fragrances. Longevity is beast mode - sprayed on at 10am, still there at 8pm. Might not be the most complex fragrance ever, but it's likeable and well crafted, performs incredibly well and smells much more expensive than its price tag. And the bottle is totally cool! My bottle has batch code 20L19AC1, from 2020.

#829 in my "Tour de Fragrance" Got this as a sample sprayette. Right off the bat, if you're looking for the amber, leather, rum and tobacco that's in the notes, look elsewhere. I don't get those from this fragrance at all. I probably prefer the woodier character of Paco Rabanne Invictus Acqua, and if you already have that, as 90% of you probably do, this would be redundant. But this is distinct from that ultra common DNA and very likeable. Not as dry and bitter as L'Eau d'Issey Pour Homme. I think this scent is definitely under-rated here. Seems most of the yuzu scents I've run across have like 20 notes, a bitter quality, and are way more floral than this, and the houses that do EDP yuzu scents, like Mancera, add clove, cinnamon, anise, licorice all of which kind of ruins a yuzu scent for me. Karl Lagerfeld "Bois de Yuzu", is another bargain priced option, more citrusy, and at $19 it costs less than this. But this actually has a bit better performance, and as with all fragrances, the longer I can smell it the more I like it. And it's appropriately priced. You could pay $300 for a yuzu scent like Vuitton "On the Beach" and it wouldn't smell or perform any better. Anyway, this is car pool, elevator, small office safe, so you can certainly wear this to work. But it's more daytime beach wear for me.

YSL L'homme + spicy Chanel Egoiste + Hazelnut Cookie + Woody + hint of animalistic from the Tabaco. Hmm, pretty good! Signature scent worthy for someone. Great 1990's office scent if sprayed 1-2 times max as it's pretty rich in aromatic potency, which is a very good thing. The hazelnut cookie scent gives it a yummy addicting gourmand vibe that keeps you wanting to smell it over again. Where the Top notes allow you to pick them out individually, i noticed at Mid-to-End dryoff they all get muddied together into one final scent. If you're a collector, i don't think you'll want this in your collection as you will already have L'Homme and Egoiste, i think this is for someone that just wants 1-5 frags in their collection and doesn't care how original it is, but just wants to wear it cause he likes it on himself. For now, my opinion is this is a really nice 90's executive Blue style frag. And because it's kinda been done before, i can't see this being a huge hit. Atm under-the-radar. But i know it would get Notorious BIG's approval. Personally i feel that it's a dated classic scent, and because of this, i probably wont buy it as id rather own frags that are the trailblazers and originals of a scent. But in general, its overall a really nice frag & scent! 3/5 Woofs!

This is frankly an excellent under the radar fragrance! I'm so glad I took a blind buy risk on this one. I'm not familiar with the original but from the sounds of things this does have some of that DNA which recalls things like YSL la Nuit de l'Homme. However this one certainly does have a 'blue vibe' regardless of the notes listed above. There is a nice freshness here (probably from the geranium and yuzu) and also a nice but non cloying sweetness, which is sure to please most people. I find this scent to be paradoxically familiar and kind of crowd-pleasing yet to my (relatively inexperienced) nose it is a little different, it has a uniqueness to it which I find quite compelling. Blue Vibe is of those scents which I find myself wanting to sniff every so often, definitely a feel good concoction, certainly on the more casual side of things and I get the impression that this could be suitable all year round. Molto bene Trussardi, grazie mille.

Some of the recent modern sweet releases of the past couple of years have reminded me of this 'Blue Vibe' release. It's along the lines (yet preceded) recent Azzaro Wanted and Valentino Uomo flankers (among others) but it also does it's own thing. It somehow manages to be a rich type of scent that is typically worn in autumn & winter but has a pretty unique freshness about it (without being super fresh of course). Some people may find this to be a bit all over the place, trying to do too much or too much going on, it may come across as 'synthetic' too but I think it could be an instant hit for others, one of those under the radar gems as they say, try before you buy if possible though. I wonder how/if the Blue Vibe special edition differs from this one? 🤔

BUMP! This is superb stuff, honestly I don't get the amount of dislikes here. I won't say it's the most original smelling fragrance out there but damn it smells good in a fresh, yet sweet and crowd pleasing way. I do think it's kind of hard to categorise as it's like such a mixture or mish-mash if you like of various genres but somehow it works. Part La Nuit de l'Homme or The One, part Dylan Blue, and no doubt part Trussardi Riflesso (which I haven't tried). Give it a try, you could be pleasantly surprised. After two months owning it I get excellent performance, it really projects and lasts with a strong sillage.

Seems to be under the radar fragrance, this probably won't make sense but it's kind of a basic fragrance but at the same time it is different enough to set itself apart from most fragrances out there in the designer category, opens kinda gourmandy with the hazelnut and rum but dries down into a woody / fresh fragrance I get absolutely no leather out of it even if it's a listed note slight sweet tobacco in the base.....longevity is ok maybe 4-6 hours probably could get more if you went a little heavier on the trigger, overall it's a decent safe fragrance

I have ambiguous feelings for this. While I find the scent very nice, I do find it nice in a way as a sport deo, not as a perfume, to be honest. Yes, it's a fine scent, but more for a sport deo (reminds me of Adidas Adventure from my youngster years) than of a refined perfume/cologne. I'm not snobbish at all, I appreciate scent of candles, deos, shampooes etc. but a perfume should smell a perfume and not a fabric softener for example. So while I like it, I'm not impressed as a composition for a cologne for this price.