Men
Aqua Fahrenheit
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Aqua Fahrenheit by Dior is a woody musky floral fragrance for men. Launched in 2011, the nose behind this composition is François Demachy. The top notes are grapefruit and mandarin; the heart notes are violet, mint and basil; and the base notes are leather and vetiver.
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violet
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leather
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- Positivo 85%
- Negativo 13%
- Neutral 1.7%
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This scent is very strong ideal for winter or evenings suited to those with a marked serious character. The Aqua version is softer yet equally intense.
I don’t think I’m going mad, but almost two hours after applying it, I felt it was very similar to La Nuit De L’Homme.
A perfume I like but that never quite convinced me entirely. It’s warm, floral, and slightly sharp. Yes, its drydown smells like La Nuit de l’Homme. It has good projection and longevity. A safe purchase for a young adult in semi-formal settings.
I agree with the other comments: it’s even more similar to La Nuit Frozen Cologne. It’s a good option, though not for high heat as it can become overpowering.
For me, this is better than the original. This Aqua version is super versatile and wearable all year round. It’s a pleasant, herbal and woody scent (I don’t detect any aquatic notes). What’s surprising is that it smells similar to La Nuit de l’Homme, both the classic and the Frozen version, even though it lacks cinnamon and anise… perhaps they share that aggressive vibe of wanting to be noticed. Dior projects well and lasts a long time. It’s no longer sold in stores here in Chile. If you don’t like the original due to its ‘petrol’ note, this is the same thing without the petrol, haha. I bought it blind and it’s one of my best purchases. Greetings from Chile!
Fahrenheit Aqua is almost as complex and mysterious as the EDT yet more accessible. It smells of wild grass growing in the countryside with a hint of rain a very particular note that sometimes confuses and even repels. Initially it’s citrusy and acceptable but later it becomes more rugged even with a hint of sweat on my skin. I wouldn’t recommend it for heat or sport as it gets distorted there but it’s perfect for a cool day outdoors. The trail is noticeable at first then curls into the skin; longevity is moderate.
Fahrenheit Aqua is almost as complex and mysterious as the EDT, yet more accessible. It smells of wild grass growing in the countryside with a hint of rain, a very particular scent that some find incomprehensible and even repulsive. Initially it is citrusy and acceptable, but then it becomes more rugged, even with a touch of sweat on my skin. I wouldn’t recommend it for heat or sport, as it falls apart in those conditions, but it is perfect for a fresh day outdoors. The trail is noticeable at first before settling into the skin; the longevity is moderate.
I’m going to say something that surprised me… When I read “Aqua” I imagined marine notes… I was disappointed… I won’t say it’s bad, it’s a perfume in my taste that’s a “neither”… neither good nor bad… The citrus are noticeable from start to finish, but it lacks something more to be truly fresh… and the longevity is also terrible (4 hours on my skin)…. The leather touch at the end is the best part.
At first the grapefruit is clearly felt and will linger throughout its entire development. The combination with mint and basil perhaps gave me an aquatic sensation for a moment. Afterwards, in the heart notes, the violet expresses itself, classic in many Fahrenheit, here soft but well perceptible. In the base, soft vetiver, leather, violet and grapefruit swirling around, sometimes give an impression of body sweat, but not unpleasant. It’s a simplified and more summery or mid-season warm version than its mother, where the rubbery touch that attracts or repels so much in the original is barely felt. On me it was a moderate trail and longevity over twelve hours, feeling quite clearly. It’s less formal than the original or the absolute and less voluptuous than the 32. Almost like a “sport” version of Fahrenheit. I see it more for daytime use.
At first, the grapefruit is front and centre, honestly setting the pace for the entire fragrance. Blended with mint and basil, it starts with a watery note that’s slightly misleading. Then, in the heart, comes the violet – that classic Fahrenheit staple – here it’s soft yet present. In the base, the vetiver, leather, and that grapefruit-violet combo swirl together; sometimes it smells a bit sweaty, but not unpleasantly. It’s clearly a simplified version, more summery or for the shoulder seasons, without that polarising rubber note from the original. On my skin it has moderate sillage and lasts over twelve hours. It’s less formal than the original or the Absolute, and less voluptuous than the 32; it’s almost the ‘sport’ version of Fahrenheit, perfect for daytime wear.
Today I had the chance to buy this fragrance… simply sensational, well-crafted and full of class! It’s an instant favourite. It seems they’ve discontinued it, so make the most of it while it’s available (I bought two bottles). Highly recommended.
I used this perfume for a week because I was gifted a sample. I like the big brother Fahrenheit but this one too, only that its quality changes and is lesser in every way. That’s why I haven’t bought it yet because it doesn’t fully satisfy me, although its notes and smell for the first hour or hour and a half are fabulous and fascinate me, then it becomes mediocre and lasts a maximum of five hours on my skin. Unfortunately, it’s not a thumbs up for me. Trail: moderate 5/10 Longevity: normal 6/10 Durability: mediocre 3/10 Scent: 9/10 Quality: 5/10 Projection: 4/10 Total: 5.5/10
I’ve really enjoyed this version of Fahrenheit. For me it’s herbal, floral and woody, slightly fresh. Upon application the citrus burst out, smelling more of zest than pulp; the mint adds freshness and the basil with the violet give it a very herbal touch. The dry-down is pleasant thanks to the vetiver and leather that give it a woody character. It’s versatile, suitable for spring, summer and even autumn, and can easily be used daily. It’s a lighter version of the original but retains the violet presence. Longevity is very good, close to twelve hours, and projection is moderate. In terms of style it’s similar to YSL L’homme Libre and Zegna Uomo, so if you liked those, you’ll probably like this one too.
It’s the best citrus perfume, by far, a delicate masterpiece typical of spring, summer and autumn. Its opening is citrusy with grapefruit and lemony notes, and then in the base you can smell the fine leather scent.
I can’t find anything I dislike about Aqua Fahrenheit and it’s not because it’s a flanker of Dior’s controversial gem. It’s fresh light and faithful to the house’s quality. As priethcallas mentioned the basil and mint blend creates an aquatic sensation similar to Bvlgari Aqva making it a viable option for that olfactory family. The citrus notes are the most prominent providing the freshness. Leather moss and violet give it style and body. For summer longevity is decent lasting around six hours. Sillage is moderate about two hours. Overall an exquisite aroma fresh but vigorous with a pleasant dry-down. It’s simply excellent.
I can’t find anything I dislike about Aqua Fahrenheit and it’s not because it’s a flanker of the mythical and controversial Dior gem. It’s fresh, light yet faithful to the excellence of this house. As priethcallas said, the blend of basil and mint gives an aquatic sensation, similar to Bvlgari Aqva, a viable option for that olfactive family. The citrus are the most noticeable and long-lasting, providing the characteristic freshness. The leather, moss and violet give it style and body. For summer use, its longevity is decent, feeling around six hours. Trail is moderate, about two hours. Overall, an exquisite aroma, fresh but vigorous, with an excellent dry-down. Fragrance: 9.5/10 Longevity: 8/10 Projection: 8/10 Versatility: 9/10
A fantastic summer scent, very fresh for hot days, though it’s hard to get without paying a hefty price. Today, out of curiosity, my friend told me it smells good, but from a distance it gives her a hint of freshly cooked macaroni.
It’s the classic Fahrenheit with citrus notes that make it fresh and sporty. Ideal for working out, going to the park or hot days. Lasts six hours on skin and the trail reaches three. Worth having in any collection. I’d give it an 8/10.
Starts with citrus, a grapefruit and tangerine that seem to have a hint of cucumber, green mint and basil. There’s a very soft ~Fahrenheit~ vibe at the base with excellent longevity. The typical Dior quality is felt in every drop; it’s a safe blind buy and perfect for tropical summer afternoons. Fresh citrus, optimistic, vibrant and well-balanced. Demachy has put a lot of creativity into this.
Today I tried this perfume that seems to be dying out. Despite the name, I don’t see it as aquatic. It’s quite complex: it evolves clearly during the first three hours. At first, I notice the herbal and citrus notes, intense and natural. Then it approaches the classic Fahrenheit, but much softer. The dry-down seems original and pleasant. There’s a note that reminds me a lot of the last version of Dior Homme Sport. Like that, it could be a good option for office work in hot months. Anyway, it wouldn’t be out of place in autumn and spring either. The performance was about 5 hours, projecting well for the first two. Of the Fahrenheit classics derivatives, I stick with the Absolute and the Parfum (I don’t like the 32 at all). But I think this Aqua is a good option for its elegant versatility.
A dying-out fragrance, like many others of quality. I like this flanker much more than the Fahrenheit itself and the overrated Fahrenheit 32. Much more wearable, not just in summer; it looks great in spring and autumn. Addictive and uncommon scent. Fulfilling in performance and quality. The characteristic smell, under my slightly inexperienced nose, comes from the basil and violet, with a mint base that softens it. I don’t see it as aquatic at all.
A perfume on the verge of extinction like many other quality scents. I like this flanker much more than the original Fahrenheit and the overrated Fahrenheit 32. It’s more wearable not just in summer but in spring and autumn where it looks great. Addictive and uncommon aroma. It delivers on performance and quality. The characteristic scent judging by my limited expertise comes from the basil and violet with a mint base that softens it. I don’t see it as an aquatic fragrance at all.
I never liked the original Fahrenheit; it seemed too oily cloyingly sweet and tar-like. I recall a neighbour who boasted that her sons wore that perfume and the truth is they were peculiar and annoying types. That monolithic muddy scent never appealed to me. Yesterday I found a vial of this Acqua version and thought it smelled like a brothel air freshener. But since I adore androgynous genderless perfumes I gave it a try. Once it aired out I thought well… this isn t bad.’ After an hour the impression remained: it’s not a bad perfume. It smells like Fahrenheit without causing stomach pain. It’s a lovely cologne that drifts through misty refreshing landscapes. The difference is clear: the original has violet leaf (warm and peppery) whereas this has violet (cool and calming). I prefer the violet. Aqua begins with a tone of crystal coldness as if the original had risen peacefully zen. It smells something zen and strangely sexual. A deep citrus bergamot well-made mint and basil that create a comfortable air like that in-between moment when the sheets have the exact right temperature. It’s a flanker worth noting succeeding in two archetypes: fresh lotion and something seductive. The result is a calm water but rich in nuances sexy and addictive. As I didn’t know it existed and it was discontinued I found it by chance. It’s a fresh light fragrance yet faithful to Dior’s quality. The basil and mint blend gives an aquatic sensation similar to Bvlgari Aqva. The citrus notes are prominent and long-lasting. Leather moss and violet give it body. For summer the longevity is decent lasting around six hours. Sillage is moderate about two hours. Overall an exquisite aroma fresh but vigorous with an excellent dry-down.
I’ve never been able to get on with Fahrenheit; it never made sense to me as a child, and if my memory serves me right, I liked all the perfumes people wore. Too oily, sweet, burning, and tar-like. I remember a neighbour boasting proudly to anyone unlucky enough to cross her path (she was worse than a pain) that all her sons wore Fahrenheit. They were four idiots, one more foolish than the other, with that bad reputation of people with little sense. Huge heads, short legs, and harmful, bottoms like sacks of barley. They’d go down the hill on Saturdays in their Liberto jeans soaked in Fahrenheit, ready to head to the recreation centre to see what victim they’d surprise that night. They were nice young lads who kicked dogs and threw stones at cars; I think one was a choir boy. I remember that monolithic, heavy, muddy scent perfectly. I never liked Fahrenheit in itself, and worn by those brothers Dalton from hell, even less so. Yesterday, looking for a needle to sew a button, I found a vial of this Acqua version. I didn’t even know it existed; I’ve been away from trying new men’s fragrances for years because I can’t find anything to my taste. They smell like a brothel air freshener. But as I love androgynous perfumes, yesterday I was drenched in Feminité du Bois, but from time to time I’m the first to fancy using something masculine, a male perfume without discussion, genderless; it could be a bergamot aquatic or a well-made woody violet. As I wasn’t losing much, I grabbed the sample, put a touch on, let it air, and thought: ‘hey… this isn’t bad’. After an hour, the feeling was the same: it’s not a bad perfume. Aqua Fahrenheit is a Fahrenheit without giving you a stomach ache. Besides, it’s a nice cologne that wanders through misty, refreshing landscapes, very dreamy. The difference is easy to perceive: in Fahrenheit there’s violet leaf, here there’s violet. The nuances are abyssal; the leaf is hot, spicy, with asphalt and sugary sweetness, while the violet is cold, calm, meditative, and serene. I prefer the second one here in Lima because I hate hot chords. Starting from the violet and leather to recall its father, Aqua begins to show crystal coldness that I love, as if the original had made peace with the world, zen. This is how Aqua Fahrenheit smells, like something zen and strangely sexual. A refreshing grapefruit that stays as a deep citrus. A well-made mint and basil that don’t stand out, with an air of something hollow, comfortable, like that inter-season moment when the sheets have the exact temperature, neither hot nor cold, a sinuous, beautiful freshness. It’s a flanker to have because it triumphs over two archetypes: fresh lotion and something more loaded and seductive. The result is a calm water rich in nuances, sexy and addictive, leaving you smelling puzzled by how well the talcum-dusted violet works with mass-market chords, moderately well-made, relaxing and seductive. As I didn’t know of its existence or that it was discontinued, this is how it is.
Just passing by to say that if I laughed at Spartacus and his anecdotes about his neighbours, hahaha. I think the prejudice against many fragrances comes from those who remember them. Great Spartacus, you’re a genius.
I found no significant differences between this flanker and its mother lotion. The gasoline opening is still noticeable, but it has less weight and a bit more freshness. If you have the original Fahrenheit, this flanker isn’t worth it; it would be redundant. Scent 7, Longevity 9, Projection 9, Price 5.
It’s like a cross between the original and 32. In fact, I might like this one more than the Cologne. I’ll have to wear it more to see if my perceptions change. If you’re sensitive to the Fahrenheit DNA, this could interest you. Aqua Fahrenheit is a fresh wood fragrance with a modern masculine air.
The opening is citrusy, evoking the freshness of tangerine peel with nuances of crushed lemon leaves. Compared to the original, the violet is less present and the basil takes control for a while, adding freshness and a distinctive touch. The DNA of the line remains undeniable; it’s still charming and exuding distinction. The vetiver adds an earthy, damp touch to the base. What a pity it’s no longer in Dior’s catalogue, though finding a bottle from the 2012 batch is pure luck.
It’s been my signature fragrance for a long time; citrus-woody (in me, the grapefruit and leather stand out), masculine and mature, earning compliments from women. What a pity they discontinued it; now I only wear it for special occasions. I still have two sealed 75ml bottles I bought when the Vicencio store in Iquique, Chile, went out of business.
I’m a huge fan of Fahrenheit and bought this flanker at a good price… what a disappointment. It projects nothing and lasts an hour, barely on the skin. For the price, it’s a rip-off… completely dispensable.
Aqua Fahrenheit balances fire and water, the roughness of leather with the serenity of wood. The citrus notes last only an instant, like flashes of freshness giving way to the heart: a warm, deep, enveloping leather. There are no half-measures; either you love it or you hate it. It has a firm character, classic and almost paternal, a presence that commands respect. The trail is potent and the longevity excellent. A perfume with a soul that keeps Fahrenheit’s heritage alive, yet cleaner, aquatic, and modern. Ideal for those seeking personality and balance in a single bottle.