Flowers musk and woods are deftly entwined, without too much sweetness or spice, and only enough citrus to tease out the freshness of the prevailing tea accord.

BLV is the scent you wear when you were just swimming and tanning by the pool and you still want to relive that relaxing moment on your skin and in your nose. Bvlgari Blv Pour Homme Cologne opens with a soft projection of sweet, spicy, woody, green, and floral notes. I still cannot get my head around all the notes as it changes day to day and start to finish but its like a lemon powder with a sweet musk but not over powering. Very unique and amazing,the reason you are not going to get compliments its because it needs sometimes for imagination and a look back.This scent develops really well on skin and fabric, I love the clean white musk in the base, it makes it sweet and clean, the vetiver surprisingly doesn't make it smell dirty. A decent long-lasting fragrance that reminds me of the numerous Nautica colognes as well as Alfred Sung Hei.

I believe it’s much softer and quite a bit less woody or spicy than the notes on this page would suggest.The Bvlgari PH is drier, not really sweet, very faintly floral, and dries down to a very subtle woods/tea combo. Or maybe the idealized smell of freshly laundered linens at the most expensive hotel in the city, the very first time you walk in the door to your room. A harmonizing fragrance, Bulgari Pour Homme brings you the wonders of nature, and makes you feel at home no matter how far you travel.

To be honest this is a fragrance in my collection that I don't really ever look forward to wearing, it's not that exciting, intriguing or super unique. Sillage and longevity were quite poor as far as I can remember, it turned into skin scent after short time of spraying, but it was a nice scent though. Im sure it's not easy to make fresh citrus notes extend out in to the middle to the end of the drydown so this fragrance had my curiosity.It becomes a sort of modern take on the classic eau de cologne formula, but with ginger replacing citrus in the central role. They may as well say that this perfume contains unicorns and elves, since I smell them just about as well!

I used to wear old versions, now reformulations are really light : projection is not that good as it used to be (very intimate one) and longevity is no longer than 2-3 hours in the summer. Heavy bottle, but smelled like alcohol with water and some lemon or sour citrus fruit-scented musky liquid with poor longevity and projection. I'm sure I've smelled something similar elsewhere, like ZARA, or even the Bvlgari Rain Essence, but this is the one that executed the idea the best in my opinion. I ended up replacing it with Versace Dylan Blue because it's fuller and brighter and Alberto Morillas did a better job with it IMO.Overall a rather likeable perfume, unfortunately it projects rather poorly and has subpar longevity for me (3-4h), which is a pity considering the uniqueness of this fragrance. First smelled this on a friend who was standing about three feet away but the wind was blowing in my direction.