Pacific Blue EDP Unisex 2.7 Fl Oz

Delicious!! Even better than the OG long lasting fragance! Love it!

This may lean a bit more masculine but is definitely unisex. I'm a female and will wear this in warm weather. It's a nice fresh scent. Don't know how it compares to the TF, and don't care, as this is affordable.

bought this after i looked at the notes on fragrantica and reviews on here and thought why not give it a try? well, i was not dissapointed to say the least; the fragrance is very citrusy upon first spray and that scent lingers for a quite a long time, but after a few hours it dries down to this sweet but very gentle white floral smell with a hint of citrus; makes very wearable for the summer. And, the fragrance lasts HOURSS (sprayed it at 7:00am and i could still smell it at around 5:00pm ish) The only downsides to this is i kind of did notice a synthetic citrus smell, like a lemon scented handsoap or even a febreeze type of synthetic upon the first few sprays but then it didnt bother me all that much, the citrus smell is also VERY strong; not strong where it will fill up a room but rather it smells like you rubbed your arms (or wherever you put your perfume) with lemons, which i guess can be bothersome to people looking for more complex perfumes. Price is AMAZING for this fragrance as well; very affordable and worth it at its price. And although it is marketed as unisex, it lacks the musk that balances the feminine and masculine scents; so if you’re a guy that likes more “manlier/musky” scents but want to try out unisex fragrances, this one i wouldn’t recommend; although it is not overly feminine, it also isn’t the most neutral. One last thing; it is a VERY gorgeous bottle in person (ofc its a mimic of tom ford fragrances but still, very well done on the design and AMAZING atomizer, even better than some of these $100+ fragrances) Also sticks to your skin like oil which makes it feel very silky /pos. TL;DR Perfume is long lasting & smells of citrus that then dries down to a sweet, gentle white floral with a hint of citrus. Somewhat synthetic smell & not complex; may not suit everyone’s taste. Unisex but more feminine; lacks musk and may not suit a man as well depending on fragrance. Beautiful Bottle & AMAZING atomizer; makes perfume feel like silk when it hits your skin. Fantastic price for what its qualities. All-in-all; 8.5/10 or 4/5 stars; not disappointed at all and would probably buy again.

This arrived today and I LOVE it. Now, I can't speak for longevity yet (will update), but I can't stop smelling my arm. I've never smelled the Tom Ford version and I don't need to. When I spend real money on fragrance, it's on the ones you can't find clones for, such as Nishane and D.S. & Durga. Lattafa, and by extension Maison Alhambra, is a stellar perfume house with a lot of bang for the buck. So this review is not a comparison of the two. That being said, the absolutely gorgeous packaging and bottle color put a smile on my face immediately. In sniffing the sprayer I instantly thought "orange Pez candy..." which is nostalgic, but not how I want to walk around smelling as a grown-ass woman. Fortunately the perfume on my skin is not "orange Pez," but also not NOT orange Pez-zy to a certain degree. What is most forward however is the delicious orange blossoms I have been hunting for. Most orange blossoms fragrances I can find in OR out of my current budget are eau de toilettes, and I'm not into spending money on something I can smell for an hour. Either I have a very unsophisticated nose or this fragrance is extremely well-blended, however, because I am not picking out any of the individual notes described in the listing. What I DO smell is orange blossoms, fresh orange ice cream, orange groves, sunshine and beach air in a slightly cool Florida spring. This is love for me. I'm very, very happy with this buy. Now, about fun with layering: Another recent buy is Derek Lam Rain Day, promoted as a fresh, aquatic orange blossom-and-vetiver scent. Combining with that doubles the orange blossoms and adds a more watery, spring rain feel. If you're looking for Caribbean vibes, Ard al Zaafaran's Turab al Dhahab is a delightful coconut fragrance with faint touches of lime. This one layers well with citrus, floral, and gourmand fragrances (although I rarely wear it on its own). You could probably also pair it with something chocolatey or dry woods for darkness and depth. Nest's Cocoa Woods comes to mind, although I haven't tried combining them yet.