AQVA Pour Homme Atlantiqve is a newer version to the classic. The refreshing scent is an Eau de Toilette. Notes of Sicilian Lemon, Bergamot, Sage, Ambergris, Apple, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Vetiver, Benzoin, Amberwood, Aquatic and Sea notes. Show For $15.95 a month, receive .30oz/9ml, approx. 150 sprays. One month supply of fragrance. Free shipping. (Other monthly plan options available at checkout) LUXSB is a solely independent company from the designers or the designer's manufacturers. LUXSB independently re-bottles original fragrances. Sorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Type the characters you see in this image: Try different image Conditions of Use Privacy Policy © 1996-2014, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates Sorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Type the characters you see in this image:Try different image Conditions of Use Privacy Policy © 1996-2014, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates Aqva pour Homme Atlantiqve starts like a handful of cold water in the face early in the morning. You have to be prepared for this. In contrast to the previous Aqva fragrances from the house of Bvlgari, Atlantiqve lacks something of the aquatic freshness or sea feeling. I would almost say that in the first few minutes the Atlantiqve smells more like a "perfume" in the classic sense. I don't have this feeling with Marine or Amara from the Aqva range. They seem more like a pinch of salt water (Marine) or orange cutter on the high seas (Amara). But after an hour Atlantiqve continues to develop and becomes very interesting. Spicy woods (probably the sandalwood) now take over. In combination with bergamot and lemon, a very intense, spicy fragrance is formed, which only marginally combines the aquatic elements of the two predecessors. Compared to Aqva Marine and Aqva Amara, although more "mainstream" in the sense of a classic perfume, it is still very unique and exciting in its composition. Translated Show original Show translation 2 What do you have that I don't have, what do you have that you don't have? I was really looking forward to that smell. Because the omens were very good. A lot of the descriptions are in my line. I can't say that it is disappointing what my nose perceives. Fresh start, very aquatic and maritime. Slightly tart. So far so good. What strikes me immediately, the base of the fragrance is a bit too intrusive. A slight annoying factor that does not get lost Indeed, there are similarities with Acqua di Gio, Sauvage and Dylan Blue. And yet they are worlds apart. Where the three fragrances come up with their own peculiarities and distinctive features, Atlantiqve simply lacks that special something. It remains somewhat boring and arbitrary. No, it's not a bad scent, the performance is quite good and what's written on it is delivered. Aquatic-fresh. But if I have the choice I will always choose a fragrance with that certain something. Translated Show original Show translation Helpful Review 2 Tart freshness, gentle but short-lived sea breeze The Atlantique is my first Bulgari Aqua fragrance. I was looking for a fresh, eye-catching sporty fragrance and found it on the one hand, but not on the other hand. For explanation: The fragrance starts super fresh, complex, tart. Reminds a bit of Dior Sauvage, but is rougher, simply tart. Striking Sillage, that's what you wish for. But the whole thing lasts only 1 to 2 hours at most. I would rate the performance/durability as below average, but not surprising in a fresh aquat. Also the Sillage decreases rapidly and is only visible after 1-2 hours. The scent changes from tart masculine and tangy to maritime and fruity, very similar to its twin fragrance "Dior Sauvage EdT". Unfortunately it is only clearly weaker, as I said. But it has a mysterious, complex component. Conclusion: Pleasant everyday scent for the slightly warmer days and sporting activities with a rapidly fading sillage and below-average durability Helpful Review 4 I really like this one; I DO get a heavy Sauvage feel in the opening; a little more of a “round” feel, but it’s definitely similar to the Sauvage EDT. After about 20-30 minutes, you kind of get that vibe that the base of the Aqua Amara gives... a smooth masculinity that carries quite well. Aside from the similarity to the Sauvage, I see ZERO reason people should dislike this. It’s a great scent, doesn’t smell cheap, and carries quite well. Some people say it gives a Sauvage/Dylan Blue/Bleu de Chanel vibe, and yes you do kind of get those vibes... almost a “hybrid” blend. Like a Sauvage opening with the Dylan loudness, and a smoother Bleu base. YES they are similar, NO it isn’t a bad scent. Hell, if no one wants it, I’d happily stockpile from all the discounters, and make it a signature for the summer work schedule. Translated Show original Show translation 3 The unknown who deserves much more LOVE! / Next to the Amara the best of the series Hello to the round, today I would like to tell in a few words why I find the Aqva pour Homme Atlantiqve really good and undervalued. Nowadays it is with designers so that each should address as many customers as possible, therefore those fragrances are very pleasing and this one notices ua. also (with niche houses) increasing bspw. with LV, PDM and co. that those manufacturers choose the safe track and fragrances with corners and edges are nowadays increasingly rare and especially in the designer sector this is really noticeable unfortunately... I have a certain connection to the Aqva Amara Eau de Toilette (personal events), but besides that I find the Aqva pour Homme Atlantiqve really great, because that one just still has those rough edges. And by the way, the performance (H/S) with the Aqva Amara Eau de Toilette is really the best (of the series), the others are..., well to forget... He is absolutely noticeable not designed for the masses, BUT if you are on mineral marine fragrances that are priced really good (mMn), then you do with a test certainly nix wrong. Initially, it is somewhat citrus = yes, however, this lays very fix and he becomes and remains (linear, here fortunately) to a marine fragrance. In my personal opinion, the somewhat undervalued and perhaps even forgotten. Jenen I have 2017 to autumn 2020 very gladly and frequently worn... If you want to go different ways and so stand out from the crowd, then take / test times the Aqva pour Homme Atlantiqve , because he has earned it! Is Aqua Atlantique discontinued?Problem is for some crazy reason, Bvlgari discontinued the entire line several years ago. They were great scents, cool bottles, and cool appearance. I think it was crazy to drop them. So I'd really like a very close clone or dupe to Atlantique. What does Bulgari Aqua smell like?The top notes of Bvlgari Aqua include mandarin, orange, petit grain, and bergamot. These citrusy scents give the perfume a fresh and invigorating start. The heart notes of the fragrance are made up of sea notes, cotton flower, and lavender. What is Aqua Pour Homme?This aromatic aquatic fragrance gives men energy and refreshment with its marine notes. Aqva Pour Homme starts with fresh aromas of petit grain and citruses. The heart of the fragrance features Posidonia Oceanica seaweed. The base is extremely masculine due to mineral amber and woody notes. What does Aqva Amara smell like?Aqva Amara, or "bitter water", is a fragrance filled with energy and light symbolized with its copper color bottle. The composition includes accords of Sicilian mandarin mixed with oil of neroli flower. The base notes are Indonesian patchouli and white incense olibanum. |
