Versace pour Homme Dylan Blue Versace 2016 Eau de Toilette

Shower gel scent. You read that a lot around here. The similarities in this 'description' to Bleu de Chanel and Dior Sauvage can be recognized, but are still something completely independent, I think. I'm going to stand a little alone with this, but my head won't accept it. That's a little exaggerated, of course, but that's the way I feel about it. Like the other 2 fragrances mentioned above, Dylan Blue is also very mass appealing and you might think you've smelled it somewhere before. However, after a mature test, but also since the first test, I notice that our scent here from Versace is more. It is louder and more conspicuous by the ambroxan, the slightly peppery note and the subliminal incense simply make it in my eyes something special, probably more than it is. This is accompanied by the freshness of the aquatic notes and the bergamot. This reads a bit like a mash-up of everything that has worked before, and yet it is something new and good for me, because what should be wrong with holding on to something good and developing it further? I have received good feedback for this fragrance throughout and probably like it, but not exclusively because of it. You could call it a day-one fragrance, because I liked it from the first sniff and it convinced me. But as I said, in my eyes he was and is more than just the next in the line of shower fragrances.