Top Notes 
Galbanum
Honeydew melon
Rosemary
Heart Notes 
Aquatic notes
Violet
Cyclamen
Base Notes 
Musk
Moss
Vetiver
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Let the English Summer Breeze fill your Soul
Surprisingly, the house of Burberry disrupted the tradition of its fall and winter Brit and Brit Rhythm colognes and released this first aquatic and fresh summery splash. Well, Brit Summer flanker is sweet and floral, and Burberry Men is gentle and creamy with its many summer flankers. Then, Touch is green and aromatic; The Beat is woody and aromatic. Finally, Mr. Burberry is fresh and is wooden, and the Weekend is sweet and citrus. Yet there was no aqueous Brit so far. Here you are! Brit Splash is bright, beachy, and subtly floral with fruity notes. I'm going to start by saying this scent smells fantastic, it is oceanic, with hints of flowers and roses, in particular, has a slight lavender-like smell to it, it does have a tad of oakmoss, very clean smelling in my opinion.
Best for summer days, the fragrance opens up with aquatic, fresh, and aromatic main accords. There is crisp green rosemary with its rugged, dry, chest-opening spice. Rosemary is a fantastic note in men's cologne because it has the herbal complexity to be featured all by itself, and when it is used in a blend, it can add a bold, refined, and earthy nuance to citrus and florals. Then, a tropical freshly cut green juicy honeydew melon and dark galbanum complete the blend. I promptly catch the fruity and watery feeling of Brit Splash, with the greenish touch of the aromatic rosemary leaves.
Not later than quarter-hour, this bright opening turns into something more watery, the notes of the violet leaves and wild-type cyclamen blossom. The leaves give off an intensively green aroma, which is resembles mowed grass combined with a hint of cucumber, metallic, aqueous, and the watery accord alters the rosemary piquancy in the heart. This central stage lasts a couple of hours or so. As the middle notes start to mix with the warm and sweet notes, it transforms into a light, refreshing, and summery scent.
Moss, musk, and vetiver round out the scent in the dry down, which results in a bouncy, clover-like moss note along with a woods accord, as a calming fade-out to this energetic, clean, and pure fragrance. As it starts to wear throughout the day and settle on the skin, it turns quite muskier and more of your typical masculine fragrance. It is a little spicy, a little sweet, with just the hint of floral and all-around extraordinarily unique and exciting scent.
The entire composition goes about its business in a casual, brisk, and charming way, and its appeal is in its watery rusticity. If you lean toward the aromatic in your fragrance preferences, save this one for the weekend when just a little extra spice is needed before you step out the door. It is housed in a bottle with a light gray-blue tartan pattern embossed on the entire bottle, the cologne has weak to moderate longevity and soft to average sillage. It has a sophisticated, yet slightly trendy and urban feel. When you first apply it, it has an exciting combination of spicy and fruity notes, that you would think would be incredibly sweet and sultry, but the musky scents help to ground it and keep it quite masculine.
-Elysium
Best for summer days, the fragrance opens up with aquatic, fresh, and aromatic main accords. There is crisp green rosemary with its rugged, dry, chest-opening spice. Rosemary is a fantastic note in men's cologne because it has the herbal complexity to be featured all by itself, and when it is used in a blend, it can add a bold, refined, and earthy nuance to citrus and florals. Then, a tropical freshly cut green juicy honeydew melon and dark galbanum complete the blend. I promptly catch the fruity and watery feeling of Brit Splash, with the greenish touch of the aromatic rosemary leaves.
Not later than quarter-hour, this bright opening turns into something more watery, the notes of the violet leaves and wild-type cyclamen blossom. The leaves give off an intensively green aroma, which is resembles mowed grass combined with a hint of cucumber, metallic, aqueous, and the watery accord alters the rosemary piquancy in the heart. This central stage lasts a couple of hours or so. As the middle notes start to mix with the warm and sweet notes, it transforms into a light, refreshing, and summery scent.
Moss, musk, and vetiver round out the scent in the dry down, which results in a bouncy, clover-like moss note along with a woods accord, as a calming fade-out to this energetic, clean, and pure fragrance. As it starts to wear throughout the day and settle on the skin, it turns quite muskier and more of your typical masculine fragrance. It is a little spicy, a little sweet, with just the hint of floral and all-around extraordinarily unique and exciting scent.
The entire composition goes about its business in a casual, brisk, and charming way, and its appeal is in its watery rusticity. If you lean toward the aromatic in your fragrance preferences, save this one for the weekend when just a little extra spice is needed before you step out the door. It is housed in a bottle with a light gray-blue tartan pattern embossed on the entire bottle, the cologne has weak to moderate longevity and soft to average sillage. It has a sophisticated, yet slightly trendy and urban feel. When you first apply it, it has an exciting combination of spicy and fruity notes, that you would think would be incredibly sweet and sultry, but the musky scents help to ground it and keep it quite masculine.
-Elysium
Updated on 03/06/2020
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