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The Blue King?
Often described as a budget-friendly good shower gel scent.
Is there anything better out there? I asked myself.
Sauvage EDT? Maybe. The comparison to ADG Profumo (an EDP) comes from the aquatic notes and the patchouli. And I find that the opening of Dylan Blue is definitely very much in the shower gel scent direction, but it’s not bad to smell like that.
However, where Dylan Blue differs from other blue fragrances like L'Homme Ultime, ADG, and BDC is in the drydown.
In the drydown, it becomes darker, mainly ambroxan but not too strong and over the top like Sauvage, which makes it significantly more wearable for indoor settings than Sauvage. And especially ADG Profumo, since it costs only half as much as Bleu de Chanel, it is the everyday blue champ! And with the patchouli, it has a bit more depth in the drydown, leaning more masculine, with enough contrast to fresh, sweet & citrusy.
From spring to autumn, morning, noon, and evening.
Easy, 1-2 hours sillage then close to the skin for 6 hours on skin / 8 on clothes, and it’s nice to add a spray after a few hours for great sillage.
You can’t easily overspray it like the other “competitors,” it fits perfectly into the Versace portfolio: morning Homme, noon Dylan, evening Dark, and the god of love Eros. Everything a man needs.
I would love to get as many compliments for some of my extravagant fragrances in my collection as I do for this one.
Drydown king.
Is there anything better out there? I asked myself.
Sauvage EDT? Maybe. The comparison to ADG Profumo (an EDP) comes from the aquatic notes and the patchouli. And I find that the opening of Dylan Blue is definitely very much in the shower gel scent direction, but it’s not bad to smell like that.
However, where Dylan Blue differs from other blue fragrances like L'Homme Ultime, ADG, and BDC is in the drydown.
In the drydown, it becomes darker, mainly ambroxan but not too strong and over the top like Sauvage, which makes it significantly more wearable for indoor settings than Sauvage. And especially ADG Profumo, since it costs only half as much as Bleu de Chanel, it is the everyday blue champ! And with the patchouli, it has a bit more depth in the drydown, leaning more masculine, with enough contrast to fresh, sweet & citrusy.
From spring to autumn, morning, noon, and evening.
Easy, 1-2 hours sillage then close to the skin for 6 hours on skin / 8 on clothes, and it’s nice to add a spray after a few hours for great sillage.
You can’t easily overspray it like the other “competitors,” it fits perfectly into the Versace portfolio: morning Homme, noon Dylan, evening Dark, and the god of love Eros. Everything a man needs.
I would love to get as many compliments for some of my extravagant fragrances in my collection as I do for this one.
Drydown king.
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Chevalier 6 years ago
One of the still best fragrances from Versace, if not the best on the entire market.
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