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Dylan Blue - a fragrance that gives the middle finger.
First of all it has to be said that I am an absolute Versace fanboy. The person around Gianni Versace fascinates me in many ways. That was also the reason why I just blind several Versace fragrances have given. The blind buy I make by the way until today very gladly.
To the fragrance. Dylan Blue is a fragrance which I have learned to love. With 20/21 he has me only little said, meanwhile it is one of my favorite fragrances. I wear him almost as gladly, as 'Acqua di Gio'. To say how strongly which of the individual notes stands out, I simply lack experience and profession. What I can say, however, is that it is a rather young fragrance - that is, primarily for people who feel young - late teens to mid-30s. It is fresh, but also bold. It likes to give the middle finger, but also seems appealing. You could say a little rebel. A fragrance which one carries rather between friends, while one puts on the Vans and holds a cold summer beer in the hand.
He keeps well over the evening, but is not a fragrance that cracks the 12 hour mark - I would rather say 4-6h.
The aquatic notes, in conjunction with grapefruit and bergamot definitely dominate the fragrance. The musk gives the EdT its masculine note.
To the wearing feeling. This is of course always subjective. Anyone who likes to wear perfume, and the Drumherum like can confirm with certainty that a fragrance also determines in some respects your form of the day. I especially have this feeling when I wear Versace. You wear this fragrance confidently, with a slight arrogance. You don't need anyone to tell you that you smell good - you know it.
All in all, I give Dylan Blue a 9/10 I sometimes wish it lasted a little longer, but that's not easy with aquatic and citrus notes.
Clearly purchase recommendation and many thanks to my wonderful friend, who has given me this EdT.
I hope you enjoyed my first review. :)
To the fragrance. Dylan Blue is a fragrance which I have learned to love. With 20/21 he has me only little said, meanwhile it is one of my favorite fragrances. I wear him almost as gladly, as 'Acqua di Gio'. To say how strongly which of the individual notes stands out, I simply lack experience and profession. What I can say, however, is that it is a rather young fragrance - that is, primarily for people who feel young - late teens to mid-30s. It is fresh, but also bold. It likes to give the middle finger, but also seems appealing. You could say a little rebel. A fragrance which one carries rather between friends, while one puts on the Vans and holds a cold summer beer in the hand.
He keeps well over the evening, but is not a fragrance that cracks the 12 hour mark - I would rather say 4-6h.
The aquatic notes, in conjunction with grapefruit and bergamot definitely dominate the fragrance. The musk gives the EdT its masculine note.
To the wearing feeling. This is of course always subjective. Anyone who likes to wear perfume, and the Drumherum like can confirm with certainty that a fragrance also determines in some respects your form of the day. I especially have this feeling when I wear Versace. You wear this fragrance confidently, with a slight arrogance. You don't need anyone to tell you that you smell good - you know it.
All in all, I give Dylan Blue a 9/10 I sometimes wish it lasted a little longer, but that's not easy with aquatic and citrus notes.
Clearly purchase recommendation and many thanks to my wonderful friend, who has given me this EdT.
I hope you enjoyed my first review. :)
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