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Scent: Bvlgari BLV is an incredible fragrance with a very clean, creamy scent. The opening of this fragrance is quite fresh with a creamy feel to it. This creates a very interesting scent, which is actually quite pleasant. After a little while, the citrus scent starts to disappear and makes way for soft tobacco scent. The dry down of this fragrance adds some woody notes. This creates an incredibly nice, creamy, and interesting fragrance. Overall, a fantastic fragrance to own. I think this one gets a bad rap because it has similarities to sauvage but doesn't just smell exactly like it. So Imo, the people who hate Sauvage don't like this, and the people who are Sauvage fans dont seem to like it because its not Sauvage. I do not care for Sauvage myself, but I am a big fan of the Bvlgari aqva line and this stuff smells great. Also the wife doesnt care for Sauvage either (Said it just smells like soap), but thought this "actually smells really nice". To me, it has more going on than Sauvage, with the aquatic and melange of basenotes going really well with that Ambrox. Notes: The top notes of Bvlgari Aqva Marine are neroli and grapefruit. The middle notes are Posidonia and sap. The base note is white cedarwood. The house of Bvlgari is perhaps best known for its ‘Bvlgari Aqva’ line. However, the house of Bvlgari has many more fantastic fragrances. But which fragrances are the best for men? The House Of Bvlgari And Its Fragrances Scent: Bvlgari Aqva Pour Homme is the first of what are now many ‘Bvlgari Aqva’ fragrances. This line is based around aquatic scents, hence the name. The opening of this fragrance is actually a little fresh and fruity. Added to this is a beautiful aquatic scent. This creates a very nice and refreshing fragrance. The dry down of this fragrance adds a little warmth, as well as an herbal touch, which goes great with the already fresh scent.Scent: Bvlgari Man is a great fragrance with a modern, refined scent. The opening of this fragrance is fresh with a floral influence. Added to this is a strong peppery scent. This peppery scent will stay quite strong throughout the fragrance. The dry down is somewhat woody and sweet. Overall, this fragrance smells almost the exact same as the fragrance section of a department store, only with a more peppery and masculine scent. Notes: The top notes of Bvlgari Man are bergamot and violet leaves. The middle notes are lotus blossom, vetiver, and Cypriol. The base notes are white woods, sandalwood, cashmere woods, vegetal amber, benzoin, white honey, and musk.

Notes: The top note of Bvlgari Aqva Amara is Sicilian mandarin. The middle note is neroli. The base notes are Indonesian patchouli and frankincense. Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve (2017) is literally just "Aqva Pour Homme Ambroxan". I could honestly end the review right here, but I won't. Bvlgari truly joined the Dark Side of the Fragrance Force with the original Aqva Pour Homme (2005), chaining Jacques Cavallier to a desk for the greater part of the next decade plus to continue hammering out inane flankers and flankers of flankers for this line. Each shiny glass pebble was barely different from the last, all focusing in posidonia seaweed as the star note, which was just a hair's breadth away from being plagiarism on the old Ralph Lauren Polo Sport (1992) anyway. Aqva Pour Homme Marine (2008), Aqva Pour Homme Toniq (2011), and Aqva Pour Homme Marine Toniq (2011) all were slight remixes of the original "second generation" aquatic accord, pushing past when these kind of dry, middling aquatic fragrances were popular. Aqva Amara (2014) was the first true ray of sunshine on the series, being a neroli-lead incense and patchouli scent that wasn't really even an aquatic at all, and a revelation in an innocuous pebble bottle, even if it was a bit too similar to Paco Rabanne 1 Million (2008) for its own good. Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve banks on the "woody amber" and "marine ambergris" craze simultaneously, and is also decidedly not an aquatic, but still falls short of attaining any distinction, just like all the older entries in the line. Notes: The top notes of Bvlgari Aqva Atlantiqve are aquatic notes, Calabrian bergamot, and Sicilian lemon. The middle notes are marine amber accords. The base notes are vetiver, patchouli, sandalwood, and benzoin. Notes: The top notes of Bvlgari Man Extreme are pink grapefruit, bergamot, and cactus. The middle notes are white freesia, cardamom, and amber. The base notes are vetiver, benzoin, and woody notes. Notes: The top notes of Bvlgari Aqva Pour Homme are mandarin and petitgrain. The middle notes are Santolina and Posidonia. The base notes are amber and clary sage.Scent: Bvlgari Aqva Marine is a fantastic fragrance with a strong, aquatic scent. The opening of this fragrance is quite fresh with a nice, citrusy scent. However, you’ll mostly get a nice aquatic scent. You can get a salty, seaweed-like scent, reminiscent of the ocean. This oceanic, aquatic scent will be there for the remainder of this fragrance. Overall, you get a very natural smelling fragrance with a beautiful, aquatic scent. The drydown reveals a trio of earthy scents that add a rich, masculine finish. The creamy, woody scent of sandalwood is softened by the sweet, balmy hint of benzoin. These notes are beautifully contrasted by the smoky, slightly sweet scent of patchouli and the grassy freshness of vetiver. These base notes anchor the fragrance, giving it a rounded, polished finish. Scent: Bvlgari Aqva Amara is a very pleasant scent with a nice, fresh, and refreshing scent. The opening of this fragrance is quite strong on a mandarin scent, creating a fruity, fresh, sweetness. Added to this is a fantastic neroli scent, adding even more fruity, fresh, sweetness. This fragrance has a very strong orange scent to it, along with a salty aspect. This saltiness represents the aquatic side of this fragrance, which makes for an interesting, fruity, salty scent. Notes: The top notes of Bvlgari Wood Essence are citrus and coriander. The middle notes are cypress and vetiver. The base notes are benzoin, cedarwood, and ambergris. Scent: Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir is a very simple, yet fantastic fragrance. This is simplicity done right. The opening of this fragrance is soothing and somewhat fresh. After a while, a nice woody note is added. The dry down of this fragrance exists of a base of amber and musk. These add warmth to this fragrance, as well as add a new layer to it. Overall, this is a very simple, yet extremely comforting, fresh, and easy to wear.