Deep Blue Sea

This is a beautiful summertime scent - in the opening you get a similarity to Invictus and it's flankers except this is a toned down version that seems to concentrate more on the marine element. This really is the best seaside openings I have smelt - pretty mesmerising in fact. Then in the drydown you get an added really musky woody scent emerging which I find has similarities to L'Eau Majeure d'Issey Issey Miyake. The drydown will no doubt divide reviewers but personally I find it works just great with the marine note and having very little of my L'Eau Majeure left I think this will fill a gaping hole in my collection. Scent: 8/10 Performance: 7/10 - hard to completely judge as this really is a summer fragrance and I am reviewing it in the depths of winter.

This smells almost identical to Versace Eau Fraiche, which is one of the best summer scents I have ever come across, halfway through the bottle i went back Zara to get another one but it now seems to be discontinued, which is unfortunate cause its affordable, its an easily pleasant scent that anyone can enjoy. Fairly linear scent projects more in the first few hours

For me, an uninspired Acqua di Gio clone, more centered around the citrusy and fresh notes. Zara also tried an Acqua di Gio inspired scent with Lisboa, and in my opinion, did a much better job with that. This one to me does not last very long, and on top of that, it does not give me the same elegant vibe that Lisboa does. I'd say if you want a nice elegant twist on the Alberto Morillas formula go with Lisboa. Only get this one if you're a Zara fan and can't help but get all their bottles. But, in my opinion, Lisboa is a lot better, and also happens to be cheaper. 6.5/10.

Like the reviewer below, I would like to share that comparisons to Lisboa are somewhat misleading. Lisboa is a fresh water aquatic and doesn’t have the sea’s marine note which is obvious in this fragrance. If I was to draw a parallel, it would be with Bvlgari Aqva Homme Marine. The performance of this one is very good; it projects well for 4-5 hours—though sillage is minimal. For the retail price, there isn’t a marine fragrance available which is as good as this. For five times the price, there is the Bvlgari EDT which has an aroma outcome that compares favourably with Deep Blue Sea; the former might be a tad better. As a former sailor, I love marine fragrances and in truth—price being a consideration—there is simply nothing better amongst the designer options: you’ll be paying much, much more for marginal improvements. The best marine fragrance? TF’s Oud Minerale, which is uncompromising in its cold sea aroma—and its cost.

Fresh, aquatic, last around 5h -6h if i spry it on fabric 4-5x in the morning summer office fragrance. Cheap price but verry good smell ! Sillage small It smell clean, fresh, Like it and will buy it again

This is a copy of Acqua Di Gio in a fresher edition, with the bergamot more prevalent throughout . Nice and fresh cool/warm weather cologne much cheaper then Armani's original.

Opening is somewhat like Aqua Di Gio, after 1 hour settle down more like Bvlgari Aqua Pour Homme, for the price it is a blind buy for summer. performance is good.

Whoever thinks this smells like Acqua di Gio or Lisboa really should go to a good doctor and check their nose. Please also stop reviewing and mislead people.

Súper cheap price but the aroma is very clean fresh and Easy for wearing, I recommend it. Sillage 5/10 Performance 7/10 Price 11/10 🤣