Coach Blue by Coach
Men 2020
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Description
Coach Blue, from the Coach house, is a spicy aromatic fragrance launched in 2020, designed for men. Its olfactive composition unfolds with top notes of lime and absinthe; a heart of ozonic notes and black pepper; and a base of cedar and amber.
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Key notes
- Top lime
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Heart
ozonic notes
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Base
cedar
Community
1,112 votes
- Positive 75%
- Negative 7.2%
- Neutral 18%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
3,764 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Like it
1,112 votes
Season
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1,505 votes
Time of day
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788 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Coach Blue
Coach Blue, from the Coach house, is a spicy aromatic fragrance launched in 2020, designed for men. Its olfactive composition unfolds with top notes of lime and absinthe; a heart of ozonic notes and black pepper; and a base of cedar and amber.
Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
742 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
738 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
722 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
688 votes
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Community reviews
15 reviews
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Smells delicious and doesn’t bother anyone, though it fades quickly; ideal for the gym.
Super rich and citrusy, perfect for spring and summer. Lasts 4 hours on clothes with 12 sprays and up to 6 on fabric. I recommend reapplying every 3 hours to keep it smelling good.
It’s very rich, citrusy, and quite energising for spring and summer, during the day or in the afternoon. I applied 12 sprays and it lasted four hours on skin but around six on clothes. I recommend reapplying every three hours to ensure it smells good all the time.
As soon as it dried on my skin, I thought: ‘Hey!’. The dry-down smells the same or very similar to Blue Seduction by Antonio Banderas. The opening is very pleasant, though nothing extraordinary.
It’s a clone of Nautica Voyage Sport; it smells identical.
The scent is very pleasant and lasts several hours on the skin. Ideal for the office; with 8 sprays, it feels good for about 8 hours. I like it quite a lot.
Easy to wear and girls love it. If you’re under 25, it’s your perfect companion for uni or work. The longevity isn’t the best, but the price is good and it comes in a minimalist 60ml bottle perfect for carrying around and reapplying. I adore it: it’s citrusy, watery, with a trendy sweet touch that gives a clean feeling.
A very good fragrance, although the longevity leaves much to be desired; after a few hours it fades to skin scent. Nevertheless, it’s good for starting out in the world of fragrances and for daily use in the heat. Current edition: if you spray it on your clothes, it lasts longer and feels very nice.
This is a very easy-to-wear fragrance that girls tend to like. If you’re under 25, it could be your perfect companion for uni, school, or work. The longevity isn’t the best, but the price isn’t very high, and it comes in a super minimalist 60ml bottle you can carry everywhere for reapplication. I adore the scent: citrusy, aquatic, with that trendy sweet touch, giving a very pleasant feeling of cleanliness.
Coach Blue is good and can be bought blind. It’s just out, but it’s not for autumn or winter; the longevity and projection aren’t what I expected and it can be disappointing in the cold, getting lost on fresh days. In the heat it should work better. On skin it lasts 5-6 hours at skin scent level with a projection of half a metre and no sillage. Its strength is the heat and it could be for daily use.
Coach Blue is a good fragrance; you can buy it blind. I’ve just purchased it, but it’s not for autumn or winter; its longevity and projection aren’t what I expected and it can be disappointing. It would need testing in very hot weather, as it fades on cooler days. On skin, it lasts about five to six hours close to the skin, with a projection of roughly half a metre and virtually no sillage. This is because I hardly use it in late autumn, but I believe its strength lies in the height of summer. It could easily be for daily use.
Coach Blue is citrus, aromatic and aquatic. Citrus opening with an easy-to-please watery accord. Then it reveals an amber-woody base, slightly spiced, without changing much further. It smells like shower gel: light but pleasant. It’s for warm spring and summer days, although it can be worn at any time if it’s hot. It lasts about 8 hours, although the projection is at skin scent level. The scent is pleasant but not outstanding; it could be bought blind because it smells good, but it’s unlikely to become your signature because it reminds me of others. Still, try it yourself and draw your own conclusions. From the Coach for Men line, the one I like most remains the first.
I loved this fragrance but was disappointed by its longevity: terrible projection and a one-hour lifespan. I sprayed 16 times and it didn’t last the workday. Lately I use it for exercise or to sleep fresh. It’s very rich and good, but the longevity and sillage are fatal.
I absolutely loved this fragrance, but I was hugely disappointed by its longevity and projection. It’s not just poor; it’s terrible. I applied 16 sprays and it didn’t last through a single workday. Lately, I use it for the gym or to freshen up before bed. It’s very rich and pleasant, but the longevity and sillage are a disaster.
Does anyone else detect citrus mixed with… banana? It smells like an orange and banana smoothie.