For Him Bleu Noir

You all must have some pretty damn good smelling body odor. I don't get that BO smell whatsoever. The opening is what I probably like least out of the whole experience. It is very heavily vetiver-based and at the opening, it reminds me of the harsh vetiver smell in Encre Noir that I don't love. Once that starts to die down a little bit it becomes a very pleasant fragrance. It sweetens out ever so slightly and softens up quite a bit. I can see why this reminds people of Terre D'Hermes mainly due to the vetiver but it ends up going in a different direction. I have never smelled Declaration so I can't offer any input on that and I don't get any similarity to Bleu de Chanel. Sillage and longevity are average. With what you can get this for on discounters I think you won't go wrong.

Going into this I knew it wasn't going to be a blue scent when I blind bought this but didn't expect what this fragrance is. Its a vetiver/woody scent with Terre Herres vibes in the opening a touch brighter and softer. Then a Dior Sport 17 like dry down. That being said I like TH better and think its redundant to have both in a collection. I like it but not going to buy any more than the 10ml I sampled. My wife already hates when I wear TH so this isn't going to impress her either. Doesn’t last long , first the vetiver dies then the musk and you are left with a light cedar skin scent. 4 hours of light projection 2-3 skin scent. Good scent but in no way shape or form smells like Bleu De Chanel or any other blue to be honest its green.

I find Narciso Rodriguez For Him Bleu Noir to be fragrance that exudes elegance and meticulous craftsmanship. It might lean a tad too subtly, but that's a minor critique. In the initial stages, a refreshing greenness emanates from it, gradually transitioning into a sweet, woody masculinity. Undoubtedly, this is a composition that goes beyond being merely noteworthy. However, it doesn't strike me as particularly suitable for younger men, despite what the advertising poster for Bleu Noir suggests. Still, given their character, I consider these perfumes to be an excellent choice for any time of the day and any season.

the "bleu" subtitle makes no sence to me, this is not blue at all. when i think blue i think aquatic, but this is a woody musk. but i really like it. smells like how a fuzzy wool sweater feels with a slight spice to it. i've smelled the original nr:fm and this is a great departure from the damp and rain-likeness of that frag. whatever this smells like, i love it. i also dont get the bo comparisons? idk maybe some people have bad skin chemistry. wish this lasted longer, its why i dropped my score to like. its still great and i will be getting a full size.

narciso redriguez, i have both of these lines, edt and edp, in my opinion even though they have the same name but both have differences. The wooden edt is more pronounced and thicker at the beginning, the edp feels more masculine, while the edp feels softer maybe because the warm spicy is removed so it smells more like fresh soap until it is closed to the skin. Both SPL can be said to be moderate, for lovers of this perfume, it is a must to collect because the fragrance is unique and different from most blue fragrances today.