Les Matins Bleus d'Agadir by Benchaâbane

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Les Matins Bleus d'Agadir Benchaâbane 2012

7.2 / 10 36 Ratings

A perfume by Benchaâbane for women, released in 2012. The scent is fresh-citrusy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Fresh

Citrus

Green

Spicy

Floral

Fragrance Notes

Green tea

Bamboo

Lime

White musk Acacia

Acacia

Cedar

Lilac

Orange

Perfumer

Abderrazzak Benchaâbane

Ratings

Scent

7.236 Ratings

Longevity

6.327 Ratings

Sillage

5.529 Ratings

Bottle

6.018 Ratings

Submitted by Ronin, last update on 01/26/2023.

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

07/11/2014

7Scent 2.5Longevity 2.5Sillage

Fefaminz
134 Reviews

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Fefaminz

Top Review 4

Refreshment!

Yes, yes, I know, when a fragrance is described as refreshing, one often has those dreadful refreshing wipes from grandma in mind! Or one fears aquatic Eau de Cologne, usually with a red cap and a green-gold label, that grandpa used to dab on his handkerchief in the heat.

But that’s not the case with "les matins bleus d'Agadir"; it’s simply pleasantly fresh, with a light lime note that has nothing, absolutely nothing to do with sour drops, pure aroma without acidity. Herbs contribute a minty-green base that is incredibly pleasant, especially in the current muggy weather, and feels like an unsweetened refreshing tea. Only at the end of the development can one catch a faint hint of a flower, which I cannot identify as either rose or jasmine.

All in all, for me, "les matins bleus" is clearly unisex, perhaps even more of a men's fragrance. The sillage is very subtle (which my dentist appreciated today), the longevity isn’t great, but that’s not a problem for such a "refreshment"; you can just reapply.

06/06/2014

5Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Vanita
24 Reviews

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Vanita

2

Herb Garden

For 2 days, the envelope with the samples from Les Parfums de Soleil has been with me, and I thought about which of the 5 I should describe. I didn't burst into cheers during any of the tests, but a promise is a promise... well then...

Les matins bleus d'Agadir starts off a bit beastly-bitter-herbaceous; I almost had the impression that it had gone a bit off. However, the little beast calms down very quickly, and many little herbs come to the fore - a real little herb garden unfolds. I can only faintly smell lemon at first, and eventually, it completely evaporates. Mint is always part of the mix, but not fresh-ethereal, rather just as an aroma contributor.
The nice floral duet of jasmine and rose adds a delicate touch, making the fragrance more wearable. At first, I thought of a scent from Hermes, but it’s not that bold here; there’s nothing directly refreshing, rather it’s herbaceous-soft without any sweetness and with low sillage. I would classify it as unisex.

It is certainly wearable, but I know fragrances in this direction that I like more, so I’m spared the hunt.

01/05/2013

Partyqueen
25 Reviews

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Partyqueen

Top Review 3

Arabian Sunrise

I haven't been to Morocco yet, but this is exactly how I imagine the summery morning air of an Arabian sunrise, before the great heat begins.
It starts fresh, green, and citrusy with a decent portion of mint and other herbs underneath. After a few minutes, it develops a slight sweetness that becomes increasingly intense and powdery, but never intrusive, remaining subtle. The lemon fades away after about half an hour, leaving behind delicately sweetened mint tea with herbs on a warm, soft base, very delicious.