Eau De Lacoste L.12.12 White Eau de Parfum

Very beautiful zesty/tangy fresh lime opening, and a definite feeling of crisp, cool mountain or forest air. The eucalyptus gives it that kind of minty green kick, white and green are the perfect colors to represent this one. Its got a crisp shiso vibe but also feels a bit aquatic sometimes, not oceanic though, but like a crisp stream running through the green forest. It’s synthetic AF, which is my biggest complaint, because if this had better quality ingredients and smelled more natural, it could easily be a masterpiece designer frag for me, I love the scent profile and the vibe it’s going for, but it just gives off too much of a synthetic/chemical/“designer-y” vibe to my nose. It’s still very good, approachable, more mature than the EDT, but also arguably a bit more basic and boring. Still it’s fairly unique because its refreshing green qualities take it in a different direction and makes it stand apart from the typical blue DNA we get way too much of these days. Nothing groundbreaking whatsoever, lacks dimension and depth, but at the end of the day, it’s a fairly unique take on a modern freshie and smells DAMN good if you aren’t averse to mediocre synthetic ingredients. Very enjoyable and mass appealing for an adventurous, outdoorsy, yet clean and composed vibe.

I had the EDT version which I loved, so i had to purchase the EDP version. The EDP is not really a stronger and better version of the EDT in my opinion. Yes it is slightly stronger but it also smells slightly different. The DNA of the EDT is still there, but think of it of a more mature version of the EDT. It still smells clean and fresh, something I spray on if I want to feel clean, fresh and ready for a sunny day out, but not as youthful or special as the EDT version. The EDT has a special, unique smell to it which i love, which was perfect for a sunny day out, but the EDP reminds me of walking through the woods in a cloudy day, yet at the same time it still has that DNA from the EDT. In my opinion the EDT version is better as it smells more special and unique compared to the EDP, but if you’ve smelt the EDT and thought to be too youthful for your liking, then maybe try this, however in my opinion the EDP version slightly smells like any other regular perfumes. Not a bad perfume, i would say an OK perfume, but I still like it as it still smells clean and good.

Welcome to Lacoste Blanc 2.0! Lacoste Blanc EDP. I am a tennis fan so I had to buy this fragrance 😊 So many reviewers say this smells so “green”. It does not. In fact, I will agree with those few that have said it smells aquatic. Indeed it does. A light aquatic. But it smells wonderful. It’s just as good as the EDT but with less musk. It doesn’t smell as original as that one does but then again what does these days. The fragrance market is so oversaturated that it is beyond difficult to stand out these days. Almost every new creation these days smells like a carbon copy or a mish mosh of other fragrances that came before.

I knew only the EDT Blanc and when i tried this EDP offering: DAMN! This is a very nice scent! If the EDT is closer to an aromatic, leathery grapefruit soda, this is lemonade and pine needles or stuff. Naturally the citrus dominates the top, i feel some slight aromatic nuances to it as well, and the base is herbal, green, pine - forward, actually the drydown smells to me like a bouquet of pine needles and eucalyptus leaves, which i perceived mainly once with two of these trees together in a street on my city. This reminds me of that. Very nice. I haven't bought it but i think i will need to, hehe. Best regards!

I underestimated it at first, but then it turned into an absolutely wonderful ALL YEAR ROUND freshie, because that strong menthol note could work in cold weather too. In cold weather, it smells like a forest during snowfall, which is pretty good. In hot weather, it turns into a good cheap freshie for the gym or other activities, but it smells pretty pleasing to me. I like it without any doubts. It smells really good and it's not a typical freshie. It has a bit of its own twist, and that's what I like about it.