Polo Deep Blue Parfum by Ralph Lauren

Very similar to Profondo and Chrome Extreme, but for me, Deep Blue is the best of the three. What defines it is the mango and that woody touch that evokes earth. It conjures an image of a hardworking person with clear goals; it would look great with a lumberjack t-shirt. Highly versatile for any occasion or season. Lasts about six hours and projects decently. In summary: an aquatic aroma with green notes, present wood, and fruity mango. If I were to recommend it blindly: 9/10.

It’s the scent of summer on a Mediterranean beach. Little sillage but quite good longevity. Too much product personally bothers me. I quite like it.

Smells like Perry Ellis 360 Red, but costs triple.

I tried it and initially liked the scent, which is why I bought it, but with use I realised it doesn’t last anything on my skin; after 20 minutes it was gone. I went to the shop to exchange it thinking the bottle was faulty, got another one, and it wasn’t a solution. Anyway, terrible performance, thirty minutes at best; you have to reapply constantly. In summary, the bottle lasted less than a month. Total letdown.

A ‘perfume’ EXTREMELY RICH, it’s enchanting, proposes nothing new, not at all, super wearable, everyone will like it, a ‘perfume’ made to be liked YES or YES, especially if you like blue perfumes. Now, you might ask: why does this chap put the word PERFUME in quotes? Simple, this according to concentration is PARFUM which is up to 40%, however in this bottle what in my opinion there is is an Eau de Toilette. This aroma lasts max 4 hours applying on key points, and if you reapply then almost 8 hours. It’s an insult that they sell this as ‘PARFUM’ concentration, there should be industry-level control to regulate this. I bought it for the scent and waited for a promotion, I would never pay more than 100 USD for 100ml, I paid 85 USD for 200ml, and I know I will always reapply. I’m using it in Chilean summer, temperatures between 25 to 33 degrees, dry heat. When autumn arrives properly I’ll try it and review it, I don’t think it will change much regarding longevity and sillage. Should I recommend buying? YES and ONLY YES if there’s a promotion, like the one I got for 200ml, if you’re clear you’ll reapply at the 4-hour mark and finally if you like blue perfumes. Greetings community.

Batch 2023, it’s a parfum and the truth is it doesn’t last at all.

It’s the definition of summer: sea, breeze, and beach. It opens citrusy, acidic, and semi-sweet with a herbal heart that reminded me of Jean Lowe Inmortal. Then the marine notes settle with ambroxan and musk, giving it a fresh, metallic, and salty shine. The dry down is citrusy, herbal, and marine, like a sea breeze. It lasts about 6 hours; the best part is the projection: strong at first, then it stays close to you in a bubble that you can perceive in the air all the time. Many perfumes fade to skin scent after two hours, but this one doesn’t. It’s very versatile for warm climates, spring, and summer. It goes perfectly at work thanks to that herbal heart and musky base that provide cleanliness and maturity, but also for casual outings or formal occasions during the warm seasons. Great perfume!

POLO DEEP BLUE PARFUM: A somewhat baffling fragrance because it seems not to smell yet it does. Upon leaving the bottle, one expects to fill the nostrils, but that’s not the case, although my colleagues at work found it perceptible, while it caused me olfactory fatigue. After coming out, it feels fruity due to the mango and citrusy, achieving a nice accord. Then the woods appear, along with the musk that provides cleanliness and the marine note which, upon drying, brings out its best. I thought it was good dry down: pleasant, clean, and masculine. In terms of performance, it left me wanting: more is perceived by those around you for 2 hours. It’s strictly for daytime, office, school, or afternoons with friends. It’s not as overhyped, but for my taste, it’s not one of the best. It’s a pleasant scent to wear. Scent: 8.0. Projection: moderate. Longevity: 6 hours. Recommended.

The Polo collection is loved or hated, there’s no middle ground… In the case of this Polo (Deep), I recognise it has much better longevity and projection than the original EDT, it’s very similar to the EDP but sweeter (I assume due to the mango). Not being a fan of Ralph Lauren, I must admit that this Polo attracts me, not just due to compliments, but because I feel it has its own personality, unlike the other fragrances in the line which are very generic. If you’re in a country with a warm climate or it’s summer, try it, you’ll like it.

It smells very similar to Acqua di Gio Profondo; this one is more citrusy and sharp, whereas Profondo is sweeter but has a very similar dry-down. It’s not bad since Profondo is brilliant, but this adds nothing extra. If you already own Profondo, you can do without this, especially as it doesn’t last as long. A decent fragrance with average performance and a familiar scent.

For me, it lasts 24 hours. I’ve been wearing it for over two years and it is truly a Parfum. I don’t understand those who say it lasts only a couple of hours; that’s a lie. With just three sprays, it lasts more than 24 hours on me.

I’ve been using it for a month and it has captivated us since it arrived. I love the scent, although it’s not new or special, just very rich. Its weakness is the projection; for a Parfum, in my case, it lasts about 3 hours and at best clings to the skin. If it lasted longer, it would be one of the most clingy and definitely the best of the Polo range.

My story: I was looking for a specific Dior EDT, and the seller suggested I try this. I sprayed a little on my arm without thinking much. An hour later, I caught a small scent that faded away, but I loved it. When I went to buy it, I decided to give it a chance. I purchased it, but it doesn’t last long, and I felt disappointed. It’s not very versatile and the longevity is poor. Quite citrusy with very little mango. Would I recommend it? Not really.

It’s a poor combination of Polo Black and Polo Blue. It’s average, generic, and lacks the charm of the classic Polo Blue. It smells of aquatic green mango and slightly salty. It’s not even that sharp, acidic Mexican green mango; it’s a simplistic fruit that reaches neither sweetness nor acidity nor fruitiness. Projection is moderate and longevity is inferior to its siblings. If you already own the classic, it seems redundant because it adds nothing and even worsens the accord. If you’re looking for a commercial fruity men’s fragrance, go for the traditional Paris Hilton, CK One Summer, and others.