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Fat announcement V
After months, there's another fat announcement. This time, the announcement is not just against a single fragrance, but against two. I'm talking about Bleu de Chanel (EdT) and Rosso Pompei by Tiziana Terenzi.
Fragrance:
The Blue begins its opening with a qualitative prelude. The mandarin paired with amber and musk stand out clearly, with no synthetic conspicuousness. On the contrary, it smells very natural, high-quality and sophisticated. It is as if a high-end niche fragrance has been sprayed on (although many niche fragrances even have synthetic openings). The fragrance develops into a citrusy clean ambroxan bomb within 30 minutes. Although ambroxan is not mentioned in the fragrance pyramid, the Blue makes it seem like it has an ample amount of it. The fragrance does what Bleu de Chanel is supposed to do - a clean citrusy-woody scent that is suitable for everyday wear. The Blue was probably inspired by Rosso Pompei or Tygar (Bvlgari). Nonetheless, the first spray reminded me of BdC and screamed "I'm better than him!". And indeed it is, as it brings a more defined citric-woody accord. Blue is far superior to BdC and a good and affordable alternative to Rosso Pompei and Tygar.
Shelf life:
It is perfect for summer because it lasts at least 5-7 hours on warm days. With the low price, you can of course carry it with you and spray it again as needed. Also gladly seen/smelled in the office.
Sillage:
The sillage makes a very good impression. You will get 2 types of reactions for this fragrance based on the sillage: Reaction 1: - None - | Reaction 2: - Your next ones will not be able to keep their noses off you. You will be annoyed as to why you smell so good. Intrusiveness pre-programmed - . There is nothing in between and I have had no other experiences. After 5 hours, however, the sillage (unfortunately) cools down. If the fragrance would only bring a full 10 hours of reaction no.2, then it would be my absolute signature fragrance.
Flacon:
The bottle is more creative than that of BdC, Rosso Pompei and Tygar. Honestly, where have you ever seen a bottle shaped like this? It is also beautifully heavy and elegantly printed. The sprayer also does a great job, because it doesn't hold back. You can already speak of a niche level. The OVP is also very successful, thanks to the beautifully soft box in which the Blue sleeps.
Big announcement:
If you like BdC, Rosso Pompei and Tygar, you definitely won't go wrong here. Especially at this price (currently around €34). The Blue is a better and higher-quality version of BdC (EdT) and also fulfills the requirement of being an all-rounder. It is very similar to Rosso and Tygar, but experienced noses would be able to smell the difference (although in my opinion, they shouldn't be worlds apart).
Fragrance: 9.0
Shelf life: 7.0
Sillage: 7.0
Bottle: 10
Price-performance: 10
Fragrance:
The Blue begins its opening with a qualitative prelude. The mandarin paired with amber and musk stand out clearly, with no synthetic conspicuousness. On the contrary, it smells very natural, high-quality and sophisticated. It is as if a high-end niche fragrance has been sprayed on (although many niche fragrances even have synthetic openings). The fragrance develops into a citrusy clean ambroxan bomb within 30 minutes. Although ambroxan is not mentioned in the fragrance pyramid, the Blue makes it seem like it has an ample amount of it. The fragrance does what Bleu de Chanel is supposed to do - a clean citrusy-woody scent that is suitable for everyday wear. The Blue was probably inspired by Rosso Pompei or Tygar (Bvlgari). Nonetheless, the first spray reminded me of BdC and screamed "I'm better than him!". And indeed it is, as it brings a more defined citric-woody accord. Blue is far superior to BdC and a good and affordable alternative to Rosso Pompei and Tygar.
Shelf life:
It is perfect for summer because it lasts at least 5-7 hours on warm days. With the low price, you can of course carry it with you and spray it again as needed. Also gladly seen/smelled in the office.
Sillage:
The sillage makes a very good impression. You will get 2 types of reactions for this fragrance based on the sillage: Reaction 1: - None - | Reaction 2: - Your next ones will not be able to keep their noses off you. You will be annoyed as to why you smell so good. Intrusiveness pre-programmed - . There is nothing in between and I have had no other experiences. After 5 hours, however, the sillage (unfortunately) cools down. If the fragrance would only bring a full 10 hours of reaction no.2, then it would be my absolute signature fragrance.
Flacon:
The bottle is more creative than that of BdC, Rosso Pompei and Tygar. Honestly, where have you ever seen a bottle shaped like this? It is also beautifully heavy and elegantly printed. The sprayer also does a great job, because it doesn't hold back. You can already speak of a niche level. The OVP is also very successful, thanks to the beautifully soft box in which the Blue sleeps.
Big announcement:
If you like BdC, Rosso Pompei and Tygar, you definitely won't go wrong here. Especially at this price (currently around €34). The Blue is a better and higher-quality version of BdC (EdT) and also fulfills the requirement of being an all-rounder. It is very similar to Rosso and Tygar, but experienced noses would be able to smell the difference (although in my opinion, they shouldn't be worlds apart).
Fragrance: 9.0
Shelf life: 7.0
Sillage: 7.0
Bottle: 10
Price-performance: 10
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