Light Blue Eau Intense Pour Homme by Dolce&Gabbana

Finally writing this; I’ve had the bottle full for ages and never got around to it. It’s a citrus/aromatic blend with marine/musk undertones, opening with a sparkling, cheerful brightness. The grapefruit smells of zesty, prickly citrus rather than fruit, while the tangerine adds body without stealing the show. It settles in 10-15 minutes. The heart is the best part: a salty, sweet, refreshing marine accord, like a sun-drenched breeze at the docks, with aromatic juniper in the background adding depth. It lasts 2-3 hours with strong to moderate projection. The base, featuring musk and amberwood, is the most boring but necessary element; it creates a clean, sensual accord that adds longevity and lasts another 2-3 hours. In summary, it smells like a rich, wonderful sunrise at a salty dock. Alberto never fails. This is a high-category fresh EDP; don’t expect magic longevity, it lasts normally for its DNA, and projection depends on the number of sprays and your skin pH. It’s a unisex masculine scent, ideal for spring and summer on days above 26°C. Scent: 8.5/10, Projection: 7-7.5/10, Versatility: 4/10, Price: 6.5/10, Longevity: 7/10 for this type of DNA.

If you’re going to buy it without smelling it first, don’t. It happened to me and I regret it; I didn’t like it, it smells like dirty sand.

I had a decant of this years ago and liked it, but never bought it. I saw it at a good price a few months ago and finally acquired it. I don’t know why I waited so long, but even after years, I find it richer, beyond the initial hype. The opening is fresh but less citrusy than its siblings, quickly giving way to the marine notes. It’s a fresh and charming perfume, super versatile in the heat, suitable for all ages and liked by others; that marine freshness lasts almost until the end with woody notes. If you find it cheap, it’s almost a blind buy, except for the typical comment about the boiled egg smell which has never happened to me, but every nose is different. I bought it in mid-2025 and it’s still performing well: good projection for the first hour, another half-hour, and a longevity of approx. 6-7 hours.

Fresh, classic, and elegant. A great summer option; I’d say the best in that designer line. It has freshness and elegance, it’s not strident or flashy like others, but it has that point of classic elegance that you can tell.

The winner from Morillas’ Light Blue Eau Intense opens with mandarin and grapefruit, a vibrant citrus duo blending beautifully with Alberto Morillas’ aquatic accord. In the heart, juniper adds a subtle herbal touch, while the dry-down reveals clean musk and amberwood, surprising with their potency and longevity. It’s summery, fresh and versatile, suitable for any age, with a profile that feels truly unisex. While it shares the original Light Blue’s citrus and herbal opening, the difference lies in the aquatic notes and musk, which give it more body and modernity. You can even experiment with layering both to enhance the nuances. In its final moments, as the fragrance fades, it leaves an intimate, comforting sensation: the scent of freshly laundered fine cotton sheets, reinforcing its clean and elegant character. A fresh, aquatic, well-formulated fragrance proving that summer scents can be both elegant and long-lasting. 8.5/10. P.S.: On the fifth time I wore it, I did catch that strange smell many talk about. Some describe it as eggs, even rotten eggs, but I find that exaggerated. For me, it was more like a fart lasting less than a minute before vanishing completely. After that initial moment, the fragrance returns to being the fresh and clean scent everyone knows.

I absolutely love it. Along with Aqva Marine, it’s one of my favourite perfumes for everyday life. Citrusy and marine opening, masculine, clean and graceful. Spectacular. A very rich perfume, full-on summer daytime wear, with an addictive initial citrus burst of excellent quality alongside marine notes, which then settle but stay close to the skin. I’m one of the lucky ones who doesn’t smell the egg note. Great value; I managed to get 200ml for $80 on Jomashop. Definitely a hit. I really like it and my nose never gets tired of it. In fact, I’d love for it to be even more intense, haha. A rich perfume for hot weather. Recommended.

Perfume bomb!

Very good. A rich, fresh aroma with a certain mature touch without feeling ‘formal’ to me; it gives it a vibe I really like. A purchase I’ll definitely repeat when my bottle runs out.

Perfume bomb. It’s a well-refreshing fragrance; I think it’s incredible for wearing at the beach. Smells delicious – a sharp citrus opening that then turns into a marine scent, even a bit cool. But the best part is the longevity. Most fresh perfumes I’ve tried don’t last even five hours; this one easily lasts up to eight. I simply can’t understand why people smell rotten eggs; maybe they’re just dirty and that’s why they perceive it that way. For me, it’s a 9/10.

If you like sweet scents, you won’t like it at first. But over time, you’ll see it’s ideal for heat, the beach, and intense summers. I don’t smell the egg note others mention. At first, the citrus-seawater blend didn’t convince me, but once it dries down, it smells fantastic. It’s good if used at the right time. Longevity and projection are good, the price is fair, and it’s perfect for summer. Note: only for very hot climates.

Excellent perfume. After four months of maceration, it smells divine. The egg smell occurs only if you spray many times in one spot; maximum six sprays on different points. It’s fresh, clean, marine with a citrus base. I use it all year round because it’s versatile, though summer is its forte. It stands out from the crowd and in Chile, you smell different. Stop bathing in perfume; it’s not better, it just confuses people. Men tend to spray it even on their testicles and reapply constantly, but women prefer softer scents.

Only regarding the ‘egg’ or sulphurous smell. My experience: it’s the climate. Summer fragrances are for summer (warm weather). If you use them out of season, the bad smell appears. This happened with AdG EDT and its clones, with AdG Profondo, and with this one. In cold weather, the AdG EDT smelled like rotting meat, Profondo like harbour rubbish, and this one like sewers. In all three cases, the bad smell only activated in winter. In summer, spring, or autumn (warm phases), I never noticed it. The message is clear: summer fragrances are for summer, winter fragrances for winter. Respect this rule to avoid embarrassment and don’t force others to smell bad. The rest is identical to the original Light Blue, but with more marine notes and better performance.

100% marine perfume, not aquatic. Salt water, seaweed, and salt. Although my skin usually complicates things, it doesn’t project the egg smell those who speak of it mention, and now I’m curious to try it 😆. It evokes the sea well, like surfers emerging victorious with salt on their skin. It has versatility, but by preference, I use it for social events with a presentation, or situations of intense heat with a guayabera at the beach. It may have a synthetic or plasticky nuance, but generally, it smells of good quality, not cheap or mediocre. The performance of my batch is brutal, almost beast mode.

My summer signature. I’m in the group that reacts brilliantly to marine notes like calone. I’ve checked that perfumes like ADG Profondo or Kenzo Homme EDT Intense don’t react the same on everyone. It doesn’t smell like classic boiled egg, but it sits better on my skin than on others. What a feeling of freshness, comfort, and subtle masculinity. It’s a very special mood that few fragrances achieve.