If the Etienne Aigner Pour Homme Blue Emotion had not remained a little secret tip.
Perhaps it would still be produced today due to increased sales.
But in 2002, the Internet was not nearly as present as it is today, and parfumo.de was not yet launched.
Maybe there was also no significant space for the blue-hued fragrance composition among the already existing aquatics at that time!?
Initially, it offers a refreshing shower that makes you feel full of energy.
Additionally, there is a fruity subtle mix of juicy bergamot, sour lemon, and sweet mandarin.
These cleverly blend with a fine scent of violet and lavender.
At its heart lies an aromatic mixture of jasmine, cardamom, coriander, and cumin.
In the base, earthy vetiver, a hint of musk, and light woods radiate their aura.
This is accompanied throughout by a pleasant hint of endless Mediterranean freshness.
Bottle: typical Aigner -- handy & sturdy -- with a cheap-looking silver plastic handle
Longevity: decent in the designer category -- 4-7h -- occasional refreshing desired
Sillage: also respectable in this price segment -- 2-4h -- then close to the body
Conclusion: Fresh-looking aquatic with a slightly fruity accompaniment, spicy aroma, and a fine woody finish.
Nothing extraordinary, but quite pleasing.
A go-to for the right temperatures.
Price-performance ratio truly commendable.
Fragrance is discontinued -- however, occasionally available
