Laibo

It's hard for me to describe the smell. Just saying it's too sweet doesn't explain why it's so exhausting. He is definitely not sweeter than a Stronger with you
It's loud, but more in the direction of attention. He doesn't have much to say. He's not pleasant. He's more of a class clown, who some girls find cute and nice. He is neither roundly composed nor does he have the edges that would make him special.
It was my first blind purchase at the time and I wore it because I knew the girls liked it. When I wear it today, I feel like the clown I described.
Meanwhile he disgusts me... I've already given him away. I wonder why some people get this effect with this scent? No idea. But he should grow up sometime

I must say that I am very surprised by the comments and ratings.
On the one hand the fragrance is too "simple" and "interchangeable", on the other hand the Hollister fragrance SoCal ( which is of course also good) is given a better rating, although this also applies to it and does not smell any higher quality than the local fragrance.
Often the very fragrances with a strong character, which some users are probably looking for in every fragrance, are exactly those that hardly meet with enthusiasm on the street...
...and then the sillage and durability is given below 7, although it can easily keep up with a highly rated Versace Eros. I did the test before. Even in strong wind I could smell the Profondo on the inside of the fetlock with a distance, whereas I had to look for the Eros. And this, although Eros is a sweet scent and Profondo is aquatic fresh (nothing against Eros. Also a great scent).

I think some people always want more, want it better and better, are disappointed when it doesn't happen and make the smell worse than it is. It may be that it was not necessary, because the ADG series was really complete, but that is not what is asked for in the evaluation.
I would like to see the test in which Profumo followers are given the Profondo, in the mistaken belief that it is the Profumo. I bet he'd be highly commended. Because: the fragrance lasts (with me )12 hours+, has a mega sillage and smells of sea, ocean and sea with amber and citric component. What more do you want from the fragrance? Even some spice can be recognized (admittedly, a little limp spice). Then it just smells like a mixture of Bulgari aqua and Dylan Blue, they are great scents! In contrast to them, however, it looks more elegant and has a better performance. He also has more depth. This is not taken away by the slightly synthetic one, which I don't find disturbing here either.

The bottom line: a bombastic fragrance and I stand by it with full conviction. Taste is debatable, but it doesn't do justice to the fragrance at all to deny its performance. I expected a high quality (or at least smelling like it) scent at Profondo, which scores with elegance, is adult and masculine. I was not disappointed...and contrary to other opinions, it hasn't forgotten its roots.

It's raining, the drops are running down the windows. Outside in the big city, not a soul, except for a few who crowd into passing taxis with their black umbrellas. All grey and black and the bitter smell of rain in the air.
I pack my jacket, it's my fifth fight with her this week... I don't care about the umbrella. I run out and know where she will be standing crying again...the rain is pounding down on me and my clothes, but the town is quiet. I smell the rain, the fresh, the earthy and woody of the few trees, the heavy - so much and yet so little. I ignore the fact that I am immediately soaking wet and run through the empty city.
Breathlessly I look at my destination and there she stands again, on the bridge, at the place where we kissed for the first time. Her tears turn into rain. Her deep blue coat shows the water what it should look like. I walk towards her, the loud rain becomes quieter, the sky darkens and prepares for the evening. "You know I love you. But you must understand me, darling ..

The fragrance must be understood - it is complicated. It is not one that always works. It has spice and depth. It is a sad scent...but to fall in love with and not to let go.

The scent consistently reminds me of a casual down-to-earth rich man.

Yet he drinks soda, not Martini
He sits at beach bars, not fine dining restaurants.
He's wearing his shirt unbuttoned, not a suit
He wants to attract attention by his character, not by his watch.
. . .and yet everyone knows he's rich.

And that's how I smell him. A fragrance, a bit fizzy, summery, casual and indeed with character! Which he is not? Noble. But it doesn't have to be, because it's still very high-quality, modern and smells like class.

The shelf life is solid for a fresh scent and on clothes it lasts for days. You quickly don't smell it yourself and are disappointed with the shelf life, until hours later you still receive compliments. The Sillage is wonderful to captivate people in the immediate radius. At work it leaves a pleasant fresh veil in my office, which I notice every time I go out for a moment and come in again. It doesn't overstrain, on the contrary, you always like to take a deep breath and don't want it to stop

It opens with a chewing gum scent - either you love it or hate it. It lasts a whole party night and has a pleasant sillage, even in well-visited places.

Scent would suit Billy from Stranger Things. As much as men hate him, women love him.
The fragrance can certainly get on your nerves, especially in the opening - but when it sits down after half an hour and the overwhelming sweetness fades away, the true player of the fragrance comes out. It doesn't seem obtrusive anymore, but convinces with its freshness and coolness, which actually reminds you of hot summer days at the outdoor swimming pool, as if you lay wet on your towel on the mowed meadow, the sun cream still smells light and from somewhere sweet shisha smoke is going through the air. In this moment you put on your sunglasses, put a piece of chewing gum in your mouth and despite the fact that nobody knows you, you feel like the player.