Top Notes 
Apple
Leaves
Heart Notes 
Lotus
Mimosa
Base Notes 
Moss
Musk
Cedar
Amber
09/03/2018
Elysium
866 Reviews
Elysium
Very helpful Review
9
The Cliffs of Moher's Dewy and Mossy Smell
Voyage by Nautica was one of the first batches of fragrances I bought online when I started getting more and more into fragrances. This scent is not a trivial journey or voyage. It will take you on a trip to a faraway land, and it has this cold green grassland, lake, summer vibe to it.
Unconventionally fresh, like a cool and crisp ocean breeze but not salty nor aquatic. So damn impressive and unique, it expertly captures the spirit of the ocean. For the sake of clarity, Voyage does not smell like the ocean, but notes such as green leaves, lotus blossom, and musk blend so smoothly together you will want to ride a boat along the coast when you wear this.
It is incredibly watery smelling yet without any calone and is one of the most fabulous wet scents I've ever smelled after CK Truth for men. Noteworthy, Voyage is practically unknown in Europe, and I have never met anyone who wore it. So this scent is unique here.
Voyage has a bold, masculine smell featuring a fusion of dewy moss and woody amber. It opens with crispy notes of fresh-cut apple and fresh green leaves. The green apple is not so healthy, ain't similar to Boss Bottled as an example, instead the green leaves dominate the opening with an aroma closely similar to cucumber peel. The lack of citrus fruits in this stage is a bit uncommon, yet the resulting accord is so dewy, wet, and fresh and gives a pleasant summer feeling. To me, it's more aromatic and floral than aquatic, but the green notes add it a lush, natural aquatic tone. There is also a slight metallic accord ain't as powerful as in Azzaro Chrome.
The heart possesses what is described as the sailcloth accord, which features hemp, air, and deep aquatic aromas, fused with drenched mimosa and water lotus. Here it starts to get a slender soapiness which is not from the sailcloth accord but, from the blossoms. The lotus flower is known for its soapy and powdery freshness. The best thing about this is that the soapy quality isn't quiet; to me, it's even more robust than the opening of the fragrance.
The warm, woody base is soft, and blends notes of moss, cedarwood, amber, and musk, which is excellent cause most aquatics with wooden bases tend to go overboard with moss and woods. The woody and soapy accords would give this fragrance an after the rain vibe to me if you were on a beach after it stopped raining. That is what it would smell like.
Overall, Voyage is filed as fresh, and there are no critical spicy notes. Yet, it has a very smooth aquatic aroma that makes it perfect for summertime daily wear., with moderate longevity and projection. Finally, I would say it is ageless despite being targeted as a teen scent. Come on, and it's just an excellent aquatic scent. I feel legit pulling that stuff, and I'm 50 something. I have many summer bottles in my collection, and sometimes I go back to it.
Voyage is another example where "best" does not imply expensively. Instead, there is an excellent Inexpensive fragrance for men available in the market, which you pay very fewer bucks and get high value for it. Bear in mind, and I am using the reformulated bottle with the plastic cap, which is made with lots of synthetic ingredients. Well, big surprises, perfumes are artificial, but Nautica Voyage does an excellent job of being a pleasant, mild, aquatic fragrance.
-Elysium
Unconventionally fresh, like a cool and crisp ocean breeze but not salty nor aquatic. So damn impressive and unique, it expertly captures the spirit of the ocean. For the sake of clarity, Voyage does not smell like the ocean, but notes such as green leaves, lotus blossom, and musk blend so smoothly together you will want to ride a boat along the coast when you wear this.
It is incredibly watery smelling yet without any calone and is one of the most fabulous wet scents I've ever smelled after CK Truth for men. Noteworthy, Voyage is practically unknown in Europe, and I have never met anyone who wore it. So this scent is unique here.
Voyage has a bold, masculine smell featuring a fusion of dewy moss and woody amber. It opens with crispy notes of fresh-cut apple and fresh green leaves. The green apple is not so healthy, ain't similar to Boss Bottled as an example, instead the green leaves dominate the opening with an aroma closely similar to cucumber peel. The lack of citrus fruits in this stage is a bit uncommon, yet the resulting accord is so dewy, wet, and fresh and gives a pleasant summer feeling. To me, it's more aromatic and floral than aquatic, but the green notes add it a lush, natural aquatic tone. There is also a slight metallic accord ain't as powerful as in Azzaro Chrome.
The heart possesses what is described as the sailcloth accord, which features hemp, air, and deep aquatic aromas, fused with drenched mimosa and water lotus. Here it starts to get a slender soapiness which is not from the sailcloth accord but, from the blossoms. The lotus flower is known for its soapy and powdery freshness. The best thing about this is that the soapy quality isn't quiet; to me, it's even more robust than the opening of the fragrance.
The warm, woody base is soft, and blends notes of moss, cedarwood, amber, and musk, which is excellent cause most aquatics with wooden bases tend to go overboard with moss and woods. The woody and soapy accords would give this fragrance an after the rain vibe to me if you were on a beach after it stopped raining. That is what it would smell like.
Overall, Voyage is filed as fresh, and there are no critical spicy notes. Yet, it has a very smooth aquatic aroma that makes it perfect for summertime daily wear., with moderate longevity and projection. Finally, I would say it is ageless despite being targeted as a teen scent. Come on, and it's just an excellent aquatic scent. I feel legit pulling that stuff, and I'm 50 something. I have many summer bottles in my collection, and sometimes I go back to it.
Voyage is another example where "best" does not imply expensively. Instead, there is an excellent Inexpensive fragrance for men available in the market, which you pay very fewer bucks and get high value for it. Bear in mind, and I am using the reformulated bottle with the plastic cap, which is made with lots of synthetic ingredients. Well, big surprises, perfumes are artificial, but Nautica Voyage does an excellent job of being a pleasant, mild, aquatic fragrance.
-Elysium
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