Jimmy Choo Man Blue Eau de Toilette, 100 ml

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First off - there is nothing perceptably "blue" about this fragrance, other than the bottle and the name. Amber maybe, but blue? No. Think Armani Code with some sweet amber added in. In my opinion, Jimmy Choo Man Blue offers no competition for Sauvage or Bleu. But resembles, after a while, to the good and old Armani Code, only lighter. It does not have good projection but lasts more than six hours on my skin. It would be a very wise choice early in my professional career, about 20 years ago, and I think it's a great choice for anyone who is going through that moment now. Abercrombie & Fitch First Instinct Together EDT Men is a great, mild, sweet, fruity, apple, pineapple, floral, lavender, orange blossom, musk, and woody fragrance.

Chrome United EDT Men is a good, mild, green, citrus, and spicy fragrance.Azzaro Chrome EDT Men is a good, mild, citrus, woody, and white floral fragrance. The woody aromatic leathery fragrance was designed for Jimmy Choo by Nathalie Lorson. “I composed this set of textures around three impacting elements: the aromatic and velvety texture of sage leaves, the grained and raw texture of leather and the smooth texture of sandalwood to create a masculine and modern addiction,” explains Nathalie Lorson.The creative concept of the fragrance is related to the more youthful man who has lived abroad (or, at least, knows other cultures), who works in a startup and moves in big cities by bicycle, rollerblading or even skateboard. He is that newly graduated man, relaxed in style and full of self-confidence. projection, I only ever had compliments from different people, but they all were 3 feet or less away from me, and mostly right after I sprayed the perfume.

Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Eau Intense EDP Men is a fantastic aquatic, citrus grapefruit, salty, woody juniper, and musky fragrance. Abercrombie & Fitch First Instinct Blue EDT Men is an OK, faint, fruity, apple, floral, lavender, spicy, rosemary, and pepper fragrance. sillage, i tested this with a couple of friends, if you walk past them, the scent can be noticed for only 1-2 seconds and then it completely is not noticed in the path you took. Choo Man Blue is actually one of the better "Blue" fragrances I've smelled recently. In fact it's a hell of a lot better than Versace Dylan Blue which I finally sampled for the first time last month. While I don't think it's a great fragrance, and it's certainly not anything particularly new, if you were a guy looking for one of these "blue" sorts of scents and didn't want to spend a whole lot, you could certainly do a lot worse than Choo Man Blue.

OCCASIONS: Formal events, outdoor gatherings, office, casual, holidays, vacations, romantic, dating, clubbing. This is an office-friendly fragrance.

Second - No, it doesn't smell like Sauvage. Not at all. There are some top notes in common that might lead one to that conclusion, but actually trying it will immediately disabuse you of that assumption. I would say at the opening, there is some slight resemblance to the Jimmy Choo Man Intense DNA, which is more in league with that oversweet Fierce/Invictus crowd. But as I say, only slightly and not for long.

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Jimmy Choo Blue EDT is OK, a faint, sweet vanilla, sandalwood, leather, spicy, musky ambergris, and fruity fragrance. Jimmy Choo Man Blue. It gets a lot of hate on Fragrantica. I do believe the "Fragrantica effect" is when someone writes a negative review of a fragrance and people read it, setting up self-fulfilling expectations in their minds. A lot of people say this is a super generic blue fragrance, but I think that it has a twist to it.