Versace Pour Homme Eau De Toilette Spray 30ml

Versace Pour Homme EDT is a very safe blind buy IMO. Great value, do not pay full price for this, you will always find it on sale somewhere.Beautiful fragrance created by Alberto Morillas. This is good for all seasons and all occasions, especially for summer and warm weather.Fresh, Citrusy, smooth. You can easily overspray this a lot and not choke yourself or anyone out. This is a mass appealing scent. I can't imagine anyone not enjoying this. I much prefer this over Bleu De Chanel EDP which is my other blue fragrance, but Pour Homme being EDT obviously not as strong so you can spray more, but it just smells more clean and smooth IMO. Bleu De Chanel EDP in comparison is more mature, Versace Pour Homme EDT is more youthful to my nose.Smell 9/10Performance ... MoreVersace Pour Homme EDT is a very safe blind buy IMO. Great value, do not pay full price for this, you will always find it on sale somewhere.Beautiful fragrance created by Alberto Morillas. This is good for all seasons and all occasions, especially for summer and warm weather.Fresh, Citrusy, smooth. You can easily overspray this a lot and not choke yourself or anyone out. This is a mass appealing scent. I can't imagine anyone not enjoying this. I much prefer this over Bleu De Chanel EDP which is my other blue fragrance, but Pour Homme being EDT obviously not as strong so you can spray more, but it just smells more clean and smooth IMO. Bleu De Chanel EDP in comparison is more mature, Versace Pour Homme EDT is more youthful to my nose.Smell 9/10Performance 6/10Projection 5/10

This a perfect for a daily scent for work or just a signature scent. Most reviewers seem to say it's comparable to Allure Home Sport. I find it more comparable to the acqua digo line of fragrance. Opens with a mix of aquatic and citrus freshness. Warm but not woody. Does not have the powdery dry down that I get with the Allure. Not overpowering but if you are in a warmer climate or sweating the fragrance performance is elevated. Would not consider this a great cold weather performer but could use all year. Great value and compliment puller.

This was a blind buy and I definitely do not regret this purchase, but I should've have bought the 6.7oz bottle. My boys (15 & 12yrs old) and I have been wearing this fragrance almost everyday for the past two weeks. Sadly, this 3.4oz bottle won't last very long. Fortunately, the bigger bottle is reasonably priced. The scent is addicting, has good projection, longevity isn't a problem, and I get compliments galore! All this during the cooler months, I'm looking forward to wearing this fragrance during Spring/Summer!

As a woman who typically leans towards more masculine fragrances in the unisex category, I often find women's perfumes to be too overwhelming and syrupy-floral, often causing me headaches and nausea. However, I am absolutely in love with Dylan Blue. One spritz of this fragrance initially exudes a more masculine vibe, but it gradually transitions to a soft yet alluring scent. It strikes a perfect balance between being present without being overpowering. The fragrance is both bright and citrusy, with hints of pepper and spice, which I find particularly appealing. I just can't get enough of the scent and can't help but keep smelling myself when I wear it.

I loved it when I first smelled at a Sephora store, I couldn’t realize what is the note that make this fragrance unique and so particular. This scent represents for me together with the line of Blu Mediterraneo by Acqua di Parma and Light Blueline by DG the smell and feel of the beautiful Italian Mediterranean Sea. Here the aquatic tones dominate, which complement the citrus essences of the grapefruit and Calabrian bergamot. Suddenly you can hear delicate notes of patchouli and spicy incense. All this makes this a masculine, fresh, clean scent that is good to wear not only in summer but also on colder days thanks to the spicy warm notes of patchouli and incense.

Versace has some very good cologne. This designers Pour Homme and the Eros line, are nothing short of extraordinary. Yet it screwed up in 2016. The blue wave of colognes were already established, and they dumped this on an already saturated market. Actually it’s amusing quite a few fragrance “experts” on YouTube swear by this, as I choose to swear at it. Point blank it deserves no hype. Yes you can find it at discounters, but who knows how old? Nautica Voyage at $20 to )25 is far better. You’re probably thinking, that’s a lot of vitriol. That’s correct. When a company known for quality delivers a dog rocket, I choose to tell it as is. Dylan Blue is a nice name, that sounds trendy and relaxed. Yet this EDT is a dumpster fire. It tries to be blue shower gel stuff, but ... MoreVersace has some very good cologne. This designers Pour Homme and the Eros line, are nothing short of extraordinary. Yet it screwed up in 2016. The blue wave of colognes were already established, and they dumped this on an already saturated market. Actually it’s amusing quite a few fragrance “experts” on YouTube swear by this, as I choose to swear at it. Point blank it deserves no hype. Yes you can find it at discounters, but who knows how old? Nautica Voyage at $20 to )25 is far better. You’re probably thinking, that’s a lot of vitriol. That’s correct. When a company known for quality delivers a dog rocket, I choose to tell it as is. Dylan Blue is a nice name, that sounds trendy and relaxed. Yet this EDT is a dumpster fire. It tries to be blue shower gel stuff, but it fails absolutely. This weak performer should be thrown out. I can smell the cheap synthetic bergamot, grapefruit, and aquatic notes. Yet supposedly this has fig, violet leaf, black pepper, papyrus, musk, tonka bean, saffron, and frankincense. Where the heck are they? Okay I will say if you sniff like a coke addict, you might be able to detect the pepper slightly. Otherwise it’s a dull shower gel scent, that might work for high school guys. No offense to them, as my recommendation to them is go with Eros EDT. This doesn’t project at all. No scent trail to speak of. All you have is the fake bergamot, grapefruit, and some aquatic pepper combination. What on earth is this supposed to accomplish? It’s flat out boring. There’s nothing distinctive or redeeming about it. Like I said go with Nautica if on a budget, as it’s less than this, and it actually performs. I don’t understand how Versace could fail so miserably. Also I don’t know why this is rated so highly. Skeptical by nature, I find this to be an inferior EDT. Even the big bottle is cheaply made. Don’t go with this one. It’s a waste of money, and doesn’t represent Versace like the other ones. A forgettable scent. I don’t like anything about it, and stand firm on saying no thanks.

Versace makes some of the best fragrances on the market. Their signature Pour Homme and Eros all smell great. Dylan Blue is no exception. Bergamot, grapefruit, fig leaf, ambroxan, black pepper and patchouli combine to make to make a very nice, fresh scent. If Acqua Di Gio Profumo and Dior Sauvage had a baby they would name it Dylan Blue. It’s also very versatile. This would work well as an all year signature scent. Very nice fresh, out of the shower scent. Love it.

If you like Bleu de Channel or Dior Sauvage you will like this fragrance! This is Sauvage without the overpowering spices + Bleu de Chanel freshness without the ginger. High quality, expensive, shower gel vibe. You can easily get this fragrance for $50 when it goes on sale. This Amber, citrus, aquatic scent can be used in all 4 seasons and in any occasion. The opening of this fragrance is very fresh and aquatic with the top notes of Top Notes:Calabrian bergamot,Water Notes,Grapefruit,Fig Leaf It then transition to a more peppery, boozy and masculine appeal like Dior sauvage but not as powering. This gives a sharp edge to make making it versatile for night outs. The middle notes are Middle Notes: Ambroxan, Black Pepper, Patchouli, Violet Leaf, Papyrus, Fig Leaf Once ... MoreIf you like Bleu de Channel or Dior Sauvage you will like this fragrance! This is Sauvage without the overpowering spices + Bleu de Chanel freshness without the ginger. High quality, expensive, shower gel vibe. You can easily get this fragrance for $50 when it goes on sale. This Amber, citrus, aquatic scent can be used in all 4 seasons and in any occasion. The opening of this fragrance is very fresh and aquatic with the top notes of Top Notes:Calabrian bergamot,Water Notes,Grapefruit,Fig Leaf It then transition to a more peppery, boozy and masculine appeal like Dior sauvage but not as powering. This gives a sharp edge to make making it versatile for night outs. The middle notes are Middle Notes: Ambroxan, Black Pepper, Patchouli, Violet Leaf, Papyrus, Fig Leaf Once the fragrance dries down it becomes very ambery making this beautiful. The base notes are Base Notes: Incense, Musk,Tonka Bean, Saffron Overall this a must buy if you are into everyday blue scents. This scent will not offend anyone and it’s a compliment getter it’s one of the most mass appealing fragrances in the market. I would give this fragrance a perfect 10/10 for the price, scent, and performance.

Just the right combination of fragrances

My husband is known to wear some very strong and overpowering colognes and fragrances. While he thinks they smell good, his girls and I think otherwise. So, we thought we would surprise him for his birthday with a new fragrance, and decided to go with the Pour Homme Eau de Toilette, which offers a classic appeal of bergamot, sage, cedar wood, tonka bean and musk with distinguishing notes of geranium, blue hyacinth, neroli and bitter orange leaf. Just writing this fragrances I can instantly smell the balanced scent of the fragrance - which isn't too strong or overpowering like my husband is used to.When my husband tried his new pour homme eau de toilette for the first time, he, too, was impressed with the smell. And, as the day went on, he was impressed with how ... MoreMy husband is known to wear some very strong and overpowering colognes and fragrances. While he thinks they smell good, his girls and I think otherwise. So, we thought we would surprise him for his birthday with a new fragrance, and decided to go with the Pour Homme Eau de Toilette, which offers a classic appeal of bergamot, sage, cedar wood, tonka bean and musk with distinguishing notes of geranium, blue hyacinth, neroli and bitter orange leaf. Just writing this fragrances I can instantly smell the balanced scent of the fragrance - which isn't too strong or overpowering like my husband is used to.When my husband tried his new pour homme eau de toilette for the first time, he, too, was impressed with the smell. And, as the day went on, he was impressed with how the fragrance lingered throughout the day. His other colognes and sprays didn't last this long. He also liked the combination of the sage, cedar and blue hyacinth. Our girls loved how Daddy smelled, and said he had finally found the winning fragrance for him.If you are looking to change up your fragrance or gift a less pugnant fragrance to your guy, I highly recommend you try this one out. It is pleasing on the nose for all.

Smells like luxury!

I’m a guy that doesn’t really have a lot of preferences when it comes to cologne. My basic requirements for one is wear is that it’s not overpowering, and that it doesn’t make the people around me gag.That being said, this cologne has given me a whole new list of preferences because it’s everything I never knew I needed in a cologne. It’s soft, yet masculine. It’s clean, yet sexy. And it’s powerful, yet subtle.My wife immediately noted that I smelled “amazing,” and I hadn’t put on more than a small squirt. But that’s really all you need, because this cologne packs a punch in just a drop. Yet somehow, it’s not overbearing, but rather powerful in its perfect combination of aromas.I have quite the feeling that it will last me a while, as it has extraordinary ... MoreI’m a guy that doesn’t really have a lot of preferences when it comes to cologne. My basic requirements for one is wear is that it’s not overpowering, and that it doesn’t make the people around me gag.That being said, this cologne has given me a whole new list of preferences because it’s everything I never knew I needed in a cologne. It’s soft, yet masculine. It’s clean, yet sexy. And it’s powerful, yet subtle.My wife immediately noted that I smelled “amazing,” and I hadn’t put on more than a small squirt. But that’s really all you need, because this cologne packs a punch in just a drop. Yet somehow, it’s not overbearing, but rather powerful in its perfect combination of aromas.I have quite the feeling that it will last me a while, as it has extraordinary lasting ability. The name Versace alone was enough give me a luxurious boost of confidence, but this also makes me smell like a million bucks!