Guess Seductive Homme Blue by Guess

I’ve been using half the bottle for over a year and it smells lovely, but it doesn’t last at all. It reminds me of classic barbershop talcum powder; once I used it for work and someone told me it tickled their nose. It has spaced-out notes; I’d love for it to last longer.

I don’t understand why people compare this perfume with La Nuit de l’Homme or Beach Walk, NOTHING TO DO LADIES!!! This is a simple perfume, mostly a marine smell. You get what you pay for: poor longevity but a pleasant scent that evokes the beach. I like to use it for hot weather. While it doesn’t have good projection or longevity, it’s something that gets you out of a fix if you need something economical or are going to the beach. As for what was said before, I don’t understand why it’s compared to others; it’s a different scent.

This fragrance was a gift. It smells good, fresh, somewhat marine and very easy to wear, a young and somewhat energetic aroma. Pros: Price, ‘good’ scent, not very unique but sufficiently good for the price. Cons: Longevity and performance, very very weak, only lasts a few hours. I’d use it for the gym, a bit in the morning and so for the price I think it’s OK. Perhaps I’ll buy it again, but I think for something fresh I’d perhaps choose Happy by Clinique.

Generic fragrance, cheap, flat, I absolutely do not recommend it. Once it runs out, I never buy it again.

If it resembles La Nuit de l’Homme but is fresher with marine touches and both last almost the same, since the YSL doesn’t last almost anything; both last a maximum of 4 hours, maybe 5 😅. This Guess Seductive Blue could be called La Nuit de l’Homme Seductive Blue and anyone would pay much more for it just because it’s YSL 🤔🆗✅

I picked it up out of curiosity after reading some good reviews. It smells nice, yes, but it’s a powdery, talc-heavy scent, not very masculine, with citrus and aquatic notes. I see it as useful only for the gym or unexpected morning situations. Great value: $25 for 100ml in the USA. Verdict: scent 6.5/10 (simple), trail 7/10 (one arm), longevity 6.5/10 (6 hours on skin, 2 hours of projection). Presentation 6/10 (basic box, quirky but uncomfortable cap). Projection 6/10 (depends on you). Price 9/10. Overall note: 6.8/10, just another generic addition to the collection.

It’s a perfume with a good smell, but the longevity on skin is terrible. For that price, there are much better options available.

It’s quite pleasant and clean, though I don’t see much resemblance to the BLV I own. It doesn’t project for me for even an hour, but close to the skin it smells good. It’s very suitable for when you know you won’t be sleeping alone and want the other person to enjoy it with you. I agree that, given what it costs, if you’re looking for more projection, look elsewhere.

Quite a fresh opening, very versatile, and at a very comfortable price point.

Well, I was gifted it and had high expectations because the Guess by Marciano has plenty of character and intensity. I thought it would be equally potent, but Houston, we have a problem! It doesn’t even reach half, the notes are barely distinguishable. They smell for a moment and then disappear. It’s an aquatic and clean scent, like baby powder, without cardamom or clear citrus notes, more like a very faint scented soap. I don’t recommend it; there are better proposals at this price. If you want to seduce, use another perfume; with this one, you can’t even seduce your shadow.

It’s an improvement over its mother, the Guess Seductive. I feel the notes invade us in a more sublime way, asking permission to enter our sense of smell. Although I tested it on blotter paper, I believe its evolution will be more interesting.