Blu di Roma Uomo (Eau de Toilette) by Laura Biagiotti

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Blu di Roma Uomo Laura Biagiotti 2014 Eau de Toilette

5.8 / 10 56 Ratings

A perfume by Laura Biagiotti for men, released in 2014. The scent is fresh-aquatic. It was last marketed by AB Parfums / Angelini Beauty.
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Main accords

Fresh

Aquatic

Synthetic

Citrus

Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Artemisia

Italian grapefruit

Italian lemon

Heart Notes

Aquatic notes Birch

Birch

Cardamom

Pepperwood™

Base Notes

Musk

Gaiac wood

Pine balsam

White leather

Ratings

Scent

5.856 Ratings

Longevity

5.843 Ratings

Sillage

5.743 Ratings

Bottle

6.861 Ratings

Value for money

6.417 Ratings

Submitted by Michael · last update on 08/09/2025.

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Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

08/10/2025

7.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

marcellor
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marcellor

1

Since it's hardly available anymore, it's different because not everyone wears it.

For me, a beautiful "old school" blue scent. I rediscovered it and like it just as much as before.
Masculine and elevated, for the mature man who doesn't need a big show. The scent holds back slightly, yet is still present.
It fits perfectly with a suit and a freshly ironed shirt. Very classic.

For those who prefer social-gushed Ambroxan bombs like Bleu de Chanel, Dior Sauvage, Dylan Blue, go for it, then I'll stand out more :-)

Being different is my thing, and that's why it still gets used from time to time, the Blu di Roma.
To the old times!

03/11/2021

5Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Andi879
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Andi879

Well...

It was one of my first perfumes that I bought myself. I knew Roma Uomo from my father, which still brings me beautiful memories whenever I smell it. So I thought a fresher version could be good too. Back then, I sampled it and found it to be unremarkable but okay. I wore it for a while, but eventually, the scent just got to me, either from my throat or nose. That hasn't changed to this day. It simply smells extremely synthetic, almost cheap. I can hardly identify any fruits in the perfume. As someone before me wrote, it’s a textbook shower gel-aquat, which I think fits quite well. Longevity and sillage, well, correspond to the price range. Overall, a nice introduction to my perfume world, but I don’t need to smell it anymore today.

Updated on 03/21/2021

11/25/2014

7Scent

Antidotte
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Antidotte

4

Everyday Scent

I just tried this fragrance and have to agree with my predecessors in their assessment.
I smell something aquatic, but somehow quite synthetic; I can't perceive any lemon or grapefruit at all, and the scent hardly develops, which makes it a bit boring.
Sillage and longevity are average.
50.- for 75ml is not exactly cheap; there are definitely better summer men's fragrances for the money.

Edit: I found a second sample of the same perfume and want to share my findings.
As mentioned, there are hardly any citrus notes detectable in this scent, but there is something fresh and herbal that sets this summer fragrance apart from many others of its kind.
I also now smell that the fragrance does develop after some time.
It becomes softer, but still remains masculine, just more pleasant. A likable note emerges, which would make the scent an option for me again, especially since summer fragrances tend to become cheaper over time. I would treat myself to a bottle starting at 30.-.....

04/28/2014

3.5Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

FabianO
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FabianO

4

Yawningly boring, flat aquatic scent

I don't even know why I still touch bright blue bottles in perfumeries that come onto the market just in time for the summer season.

Maybe it's because I really liked the classic "Roma uomo" especially as a teenager, and I still appreciate it today, although the many years of perfume experience and lessons have led me to the impression that Biagiotti's original is well-crafted but somewhat clumsy and not very complex (primarily just orange-vanilla).

"Essenza di Roma uomo" was already as unnecessary as a goiter last year, as it resembles the original nearly 90%, just a bit less sweet-fruity.

This beach offshoot now presents itself similarly to the many inconsequential aquatic scents that have dominated the warm season in perfumeries for years.

At first, it has a slight grapefruit emphasis; I notice a hint of honeydew melon. However, everything is surrounded by an (still within tolerable limits) artificial aqua note that dominates many scents in this category.

Some may find it vacation-like; I do not.
It's the same old formula, and I much prefer all the good natural Italian cologne scents or even the algae-like "Erolfa," which do not rely so clumsily on this synthetic aqua aroma trend.

It becomes minimally soft-woody in the heart phase, although I can hardly speak of phases, as "Blu" is extremely consistent and hardly develops.

At best, guaiac wood breaks through a bit later, perhaps some white musk as well. The aqua note remains hovering above everything, and the whole thing remains somewhat melon-like.

Artistically, really not worth mentioning.