It captures the essence of a moment, a fleeting impression, a subtle hint of a scent that leaves you wanting more. If the data is transferred to the US, there is a risk that your data can be processed by US authorities, for control and surveillance measures, possibly without legal remedies. This should be in every gentleman’s collection in my humble opinion, it’s simple, clean and elegant.

Its unique in that its an aquatic fragrance but not beach/ocean water aquatic but more pool water aquatic. To be very fair, this is not that smoothly blended, also it is primarily aroma-chemicals based for sure, but this is nothing wrong with this at all. What really bothers me in this scent, it's the same that bothers me in several others that have the name "eau fraîche" on their bottles, as if they were fresh versions of traditional ones but, when you apply on your skin, you realize that they have no original identity, which means pure marketing. They really need to start doing what they done with Eros by giving it an EDP and Parfume and follow suit with some other fragrances such as The Dreamer, Dylan Blue and i will say the same here.

Your Versace Man Eau Fraiche sample will be supplied in a clear plastic or glass spray bottle with simple custom labeling, as shown in the image gallery. The harmony marries blood orange with lily of the valley, warm Venezuelan tonka bean, blonde woods and musk.

People would wish it would last longer or have better projection, but, in my opinion this is the perfect scent to go with something that you could never overspray. Content on this site is not intended to substitute for advice given by medical practitioner, pharmacist, or other licensed health-care professional. Decidedly more composed and introspective than Versace Man, it is elegant understatement with an alluring charm; no longer an 'in-your-face' sensuality but rather a willingly contained one. If I could succinctly summarize this fragrance, it's like pulling out a freshly cut melon that's been swimming in a pool with a little too much chlorine in it for hours. Do not be deceived by the colour sparkling light blue, icy bottle outlook and the name Eau Fraiche (literally means fresh water).

Spent the better part of the 2010's gatekeeping this once the popularity died down, but I knew something this good would always come back into style. Yeah, it is "Eau Fresh" concentration and it hasn't to be very potent, but that frag lasts just a couple of minutes on me. This smell is the one that the women in my life prefer more because it smells traditional and masculine and the sourness isn't misinterpreted for body odor. It's definitely heavy on the cardamom in the opening but dries down to a nice, woodsy scent that projects and lasts quite a while for me. If you like sour citrus fragrances and of this works with your skin chemistry, it's probably best as a summer daytime fragrance.

But the performance is where it annoys me, everyone says it has great performance but this has to be the worst performing fragrance I have ever tried. Imagine a Grecian villa, in the midst of the summer, surrounded by the endless blue of the Aegean Sea. Not exactly perfect, and this means you'll have to reapply a lot throughout the day, BUT I've noticed that doubling the number of sprays works to enhance the performance. That average performance combined with the citrus base makes it a poor choice for the colder seasons, especially Winter. That being said, just because a fragrance might be better-suited for a particular weather doesn't mean it shouldn't be able to handle itself all the other time.It may depend on factors like skin type, environmental conditions, and the specific ingredients in the fragrance itself.