Azure Lime by Tom Ford
Men Women 2010
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Leading answer I want it
2,715 votes
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Leading answer Like it
943 votes
Season
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700 votes
Time of day
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377 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Azure Lime
Azure Lime by Tom Ford is a woody floral musky fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2010, this composition was created by Antoine Lie and Ellen Molner.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
354 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
428 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
273 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Very expensive
237 votes
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3 reviews
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A citrusy Oleaje with a hint of bitterness and very fine wood notes. If Mandarino di Amalfi is lightness and joy, Azure Lime is all about elegance and seriousness. To me, although it could be unisex, it smells distinctly masculine. The longevity and trail are moderate.
A citrus wave with a touch of bitterness and very fine wood. If Mandarino di Amalfi is lightness and joy, Azure Lime goes for elegance and seriousness. For me, although it could be unisex, it clearly smells like a man. The longevity and trail are moderate.
It doesn’t work at all for me. It reminds me of the shaving cream my father used in the 80s. Since I prefer men’s fragrances, I don’t find it appealing for summer. It’s light and very common, lacks style, and clings to the skin. In this citrus, musky, slightly woody line, it would be better to spend less on colognes. Among Tom Ford’s blue/green scents, I prefer Soli di Positano, which is no longer available.