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John varvatos artisan acqua fragrance 4.2 full#
I got this for cheap but when I run out, I'd seriously think about paying full price for another bottle.Īrtisan Acqua is a citric oceanic scent that reminds me strongly of those delicious preserved lemons used in Moroccan cooking–whole lemons are salted and left to pickle in jars and then used in savory dishes–often served hot–like the stews served in the traditional Tagine. However, it's got this citric, musky, masculine quality to it, which I appreciate. I don't feel it's that distinctive of a scent, aside from it's vague throwback scent profile, and it doesn't quite make it to an addictive smelling scent like Dior's Fahrenheit or Armani's Aqua di Gio. Maybe something similar happened in the way I wore Artisan Acqua that day. YouTube reviewer MyMickers mentioned in a review for John Varvatos' Vintage that humidity "activates" that cologne. I doubt it was projecting strongly, but it was enough that I could notice it here and there. Was I sweating while wearing it? Did a bit get on my tank top? I don't know but I could smell it throughout the day for a good 5 hours. Strangely enough, the other day I applied two sprays to the chest, under my tank top, and it seemed to prolong this scent.
John varvatos artisan acqua fragrance 4.2 skin#
It's a skin scent during this time, and after 2 hours it's gone! The bad thing is that after about 30 minutes, maybe less, that great opening kind of devolves into a very generic dry down. I sprayed this on my wrist and got a very nice, opening, and it reminded me and a female friend of a fragrance that we couldn't quite put our finger on. This smells like a lost '80s scent, or better yet, what I imagine an '80s scent to smell like.
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