Haze (2021) (blue) by Aaron Terence Hughes

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Haze (blue) Aaron Terence Hughes 2021

Version from 2021

7.9 / 10 77 Ratings

A popular perfume by Aaron Terence Hughes for women and men, released in 2021. The scent is citrusy-fresh. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Citrus

Fresh

Fruity

Spicy

Synthetic

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Pink grapefruit

Brazilian orange Lemon

Lemon

Ozone

Heart Notes

Blackcurrant

Pineapple

Galbanum

Pink pepper

Base Notes

Sensual skin accord

Perfumer & Creative Guidance

Aaron Terence Hughes Brand owner, Perfume maker

Ratings

Scent

7.977 Ratings

Longevity

7.770 Ratings

Sillage

7.768 Ratings

Bottle

7.366 Ratings

Value for money

6.450 Ratings

Submitted by Sniffer · last update on 12/24/2024.

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What the fragrance is similar to

Haze (2021) (black)

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Legend (2021)

Neon (2020)

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Reviews

6 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/05/2023

8Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

JackHunter33
91 Reviews

JackHunter33

2

Very Nice

I get a juicy photo realistic tangerine smell that is slightly sweet on the opening quickly followed by grapefruit. After a while pineapple starts to join the fruity party and it smells very nice.

Perfect for the Summer. It's very refreshing. It lasts about five hours on my skin before becoming a skin scent with decent projection.

06/02/2021

7Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Giles
87 Reviews

Giles

1

Earthy and Fruity

So, I have bought both Blue and Black versions. I have been wearing this blue version for a couple of days now and the weather has been warm and humid. Now I am not a connoisseur but I do love different fragrances and have most of ATH range. First of all I find this rather earthy on the initial spray, almost like Figment but much much nicer. It does have a blast of fruit but I can't really pick out each individual note. The skin accord that is in a few of ATH creations certainly lingers but is rather pleasant and fresh. It certainly lingers on clothes and I perhaps over sprayed in the beginning. It's not one of ATH best creations and the bottles really need some work, they look rather cheap.
I would not say this is a very unisex fragrance definitely manly. It's an ok from me. I look forward to trying the black version on a night out. UPDATE: Just had Instant Crush delivered and this is very similar.

06/14/2021

9.5Scent 9Longevity 9Sillage

Nonoh
8 Reviews

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Nonoh

Very helpful Review 13

Your Promise: That Everything Will Be Good!

And now you too. My second ATH.

Actually, I wanted to test you tomorrow - but now a quick spray just to be curious - and then this: Bam. WTF? I inhale you deeply, orange and a delicious pink grapefruit. Both fresh and yet tart. Not sweet at all, as I expected. Much more like orange peel than orange juice.

I like this, fruity and yet somehow masculine. A bit rough and definitely not trying too hard. There’s no noticeable: “Come here, I want to please you” - but rather a “Here I am - I want to do you good!” You make a confident statement - with a strong greeting upfront. Wow. Okay, I like you.

Your top note captivates me so much in the following hours that I spray more often than usual - not because you have faded, but because I just want to smell your top note again and again, almost feel it internally. Addicted.

Pineapple, blackcurrant, and the pepper are also clearly perceptible to me as the scent develops. Your multifruit heaviness gently hugs my skin, “dark-fresh,” the hint of pepper gives you, like me, energy.

Blackcurrant soda instead of apple soda! The certain fruity tartness of the blackcurrant refreshes me more than the sweetness of the apple. That’s how I see Haze: lasting tart summer freshness instead of fleeting citrus transience.

Geramann speaks in the statement of Blue and Aventus. I can agree with that. For a moment, I also perceive a hint of Eros Flame. Exactly that note which I like in that fragrance.

Aventus meets Blue meets Eros Flame would be a short summary. And yet, I think it doesn’t do justice to Haze. Haze is unique for me and not a twin or a fragrance collage. If anything, Haze combines the smoothness of Blue with the slightly dark (smoky) Aventus and a daring freshness of Eros Flame. But all in a much more unobtrusive, mature, and modern way. Haze doesn’t imitate anything for me.

Therefore, I don’t see you as a club or party-goer, which is often said about Aventus or Eros Flame... I believe you are not that and don’t want to be. You are a bit too proper and perhaps also a bit too un-mysterious for that. Not your intentions, I think. You simply do good to the one who wears you, I think a bit lost in thought.

There’s a promise that resonates when I inhale you deeply. With closed eyes, it’s almost tangible: Your promise that this will be a fantastic day…!

Many thanks to Geramann for the sample and my gain of this wonderful fragrance experience!

06/02/2021

8Scent 10Longevity 10Sillage

Hildus
4 Reviews

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Hildus

Very helpful Review 9

Summer in a Bottle

Since I want to write a bit more, here comes my second review.

First of all, I think this is the most beautiful of Aaron's bottles. The blue looks really great.
But how does Haze Blue smell? I would go so far as to say: summer!
Haze Blue is a fruity, fresh feel-good scent. Grapefruit is the most prominent note for me.
One could say that the fragrance DNA is already familiar. But Haze Blue is the first citrus summer scent that doesn't give me a headache. And that's despite having a truly nuclear H+S. I can still smell it on my wrist after 24 hours and a shower.
I give it a clear recommendation, I find it significantly more beautiful than Neon and I believe that Haze Blue will become a loyal summer companion and compliment monster…

11/01/2022

8Scent 8Longevity

Dango
2 Reviews

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Dango

Helpful Review 6

The First Impression Deceives

I stumbled upon testing this fragrance purely by chance. My brother sorted out some of his samples and asked me if I wanted to try them. I didn’t expect anything good, considering he had already discarded them before using them up completely, but just as tastes vary, so do fragrances. I held onto hope, accepted all the samples, and tested them piece by piece, day by day, until I arrived at this one.
So I made the first spray on my right wrist, and just seconds later, I regretted it. An aggressive, biting, and harsh scent hit my nose. My hair stood on end, and I had to shake myself reflexively. I felt a bit nauseous and tried to wash off the scent quickly with water in a panic, which, fortunately, was not that easy. The aggressively bitter note, reminiscent of a pesticide-laden orange peel, mostly dissipated after a few moments, leaving a fruity, fresh, and slightly bitter orange-citrus note with a pleasant hint of pineapple and pepper, as far as my borrowed nose could detect. The scent was now less piercing and had transformed into a nice, fruity-bitter companion.
As I smelled the fragrance a few more times, a thought suddenly struck me, one that perfectly described the scent for me in two words: “masculine fruit.” Most fruity fragrances I’ve sniffed so far either leaned towards a very citrusy or extremely sweet note. The latter is always a bit too feminine for my personal taste. This fragrance, with its unusually bitter side, is indeed a bit more pleasant to wear, at least for a man.
I now felt a bit ashamed for having judged the fragrance so hastily, which, of course, doesn’t change the fact that the opening is very off-putting to me. However, everything after that is refreshingly bitter in a very pleasant way. If the fragrance were a bit cheaper, I would probably buy it, but at the moment, the price-performance ratio doesn’t quite fit for me, and it will likely remain with the rest of the sample.

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